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ARRIVALS.
Str. Geo. Leary, Brakeman fin Baltimore
Str. Louisiana, Porter, FIN Baltimore.
Str. Magenta, Baulsir, I'm Richmond
Str. City of Richmond, Power, FIN Richmond.
Str. B. d j. Baker, Cole, FIN Baltimore
Steamship Norfolk, Vance, fin Philadelphia
Brig Julia E. Arey, Weeks, I'm Bangor
Br. Str. Relief, Woodfine, FIN New York.
Schr. Monterey, Mizell, fin Windsor.
Schr. Eugene, Asher, tim E. City.
Schr. J. J, Morrow, Vail, FIN New York.
Schr. Commerce, Tatem, fin Pasquotank.
Schr. Maria Adm, Rhodes, FIN Woodville.
p, Schr; Viola, Walker, I'm CowelIs Bridge
Schr. Torpedo. Avery, FIN New London.
Schr. Thos. Dawson, Proctor, FIN Petersburg
Schr Guthrie, Shackleford fin Cherrystone.
Schr. Charm, Chase, I'm Boston. ..,s
Sloop A. I. Jones, Jerrals, FIN L. City, N. G.
., DEPARTURES. u
Steamship Norfolk, Vance, for Richmond.
Str. City Point, Talbot, for Richmond.
Str. Thos. Collyer, Mitchell, for Richmond
Str. Geo. Leary; Talbot, for Baltimore.
Str. Louisiana, Porter, for Baltimore
Str. WIN. Kennedy, Parker, for Boston.
Schr. Ann Elizabeth, Graves, for New York.
Schr. L. B. Jones, Collyer, for Richmond.
Schr. Carson, Price, for Baltimore.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

Wholesale Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT-White $2@225; Red $l.80@2
C0RN-75@85 cts.
OATS-45@52 cts per bushel-wsnted.
FLAXSEED-$2.30 @2.75 per bushel-frm-
limited supply.
CALIFORNIA wINEs.-per case slate SIS.
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS-per case SIS.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY-per case 500
COTTON-33@37 cents per bin good de-
mand.
WOOL-3O@5O cts per tb-as to quantity and
condition, for washed and unwashed.
TAR-$4H@4A per bbl.--some little coming
forward-wanted.
PITCH-Nominal. r..
ROSIN-Nominal.
TURPENTINE-$4@5
HINGLES-Per NJ, IL inch bundle So @lO; "a
inch, $40; feet, $l21S.
r. O. II. STAVESES3O@35 per M.
W.O; H: " -$4o@45 per M.
PnHEEL :: SO Sc peer peer n n. ..H4
BACON-hog round, 9@2l cts per fb-in fair
demand. aI
LARD-24@26 cts. per ib-scarce. l.
BUTTER-35@40 cts. per H. 4-
CHEESE-16@20 cts. per fb.
TALLOW-12@15 cts. per H.
RAGS-4H@5 cts. per ID. ..
BEESWAX-40@42 cts per ID.
FURS-nominall
HIDES-nominal. -.i.
RlNGS-$0Vo per DOL, eastern. . ..
MACKEREL, NO. 1-$21 per bbl.-small sup
ply and fair demand
MACKEREL, NO. ISIS per Dbl.
{" NO. 3-$l2@13 per Dbl.
CODFISH-nominal.
HAKE-nomnal.
PORK-Mess, $34@35 per bbl.; prime Mess,
$50 SIS
SUGARS-Brown, 1314@l6 cts. per fb; Clari-
fed, A, q cts; B, 20 cts. G, 10 cts. per tb.
COFFEE-3l@ 36 cts per ID.
MOLASSES-45@70 cts. per gallon .-.
FLOUR-Family Sl350@l5.25; Extra $1,000
@l2.5O; Superfne $9@9.50; Fine Ss@8.75.
SALT-Fine, 81; G.. A., So; Turks Island,
70@75 cts. per bushel.
GROUND PLASTER $31 pepper Dbl.
LIME-Thomiston, nominal
HAY-S20@25 per ton.
PACIFIC GUAN0-$75 ton of 1900 TBS.
PERUVIAN GUANO-$l65 per ton of 1000
lbs.
FoRD'S SUPER PHOSPHATE per ton
of 1000 tbs
, RHODES R-PHOSPHATE-SsO per ton
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE-$66 per ton.
of 1000 Tbs.
REESES BONE FLOUR-s75 per ton of 1000
Tbs.
KIMBERLY'S CERIAL FERTILIZER--s4
per ton of 2 900 TBS.
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THANKs.-We are under many obligations to
the proprietors Of the Old Dominion for their
kind assistance Sunday night in allowing us to
work off our yesterdays edition on their Press,
At late hour some T.screw worked loose'' our
"Hoe'' became unmanageble and we were com
PEELED to seek the kind assistance mentioned. We
sincerely hope they may never be placed in the
predicament that will force them to call on us to
reciprooate, but should they be so unfortunare we
shall be most happy to obhge them.
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''HERE's Your MULE. Two drummers for the
Richmond and Baltimore steamers arrested ne
gro man on the Portsmouth Ferry Wharf yester-
day morning, having in his possession stolen
mule, valued at one hundred dollars. The animal
in question was brought back to this city and his
ownership will probably be tested before drum
head court. The name of the man in whose pos
session the mule was found was Jacob Duke, but
whether he is the principal in the criminal part Of
the case or not deponent cannot positively say at
present.
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REAppEARED. The steamer Getty Point that
has undergone extensive repairs at Baltimore, re-
appeared on the Richmond Line on Sunday, vice
the Dictator, that is to 60 on furlough for
repairs after receiving which, she is TO be run by
the new line as a freight boat between Baltimore
and Richmond, stopping in at this place, in tram
stu between the two cities, for any freight des-
tined for those places.
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TnEArkicAL.-A very fair audience greeted the
Webb Sisters last evening, but we regret that
our duties kept us from seeing them except in a
sprightly and accomplished; three very essential
ingredients in the composition of any artist who
caters erthe play go6rs of this city. They. sing
ard dance wel, and doubt, possess all the rare
talent aseribed to them; that they will draw, we
have little doubt, and that they can please their
audiences is beyond dispute.
The programme for this evening showss' The
Ticket of Leave1man'ib by Tom Taylor. We have
a vivid remembrance of this wonderful Drama
and can compare it with no other production OF
the present age save the writings of Victor Hugo.
It seems to partake of all the originality of style
combined with startling effect of that author
productions, and will, at least should fill the house
this evening. }t8gs
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MIsrAkE,-The body of Mr.. Aug. Wood, who
died in Portsmouth, on Saturday, was by mistake
deposited in the newly made grave intended for
the reception, of the corpse of Mr.. CAIN who
deihised about the same time. The mistake was
attended with only the bad results natural to the
feelings of; glieved friends and relatives and
would not have occurred at all, had the ''Old
Sexton" been on hand to have superintendent the
mournful duty. stAy
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A MEErING of the subscribers to the ''Mer-
chants and Mechanics Exchange" will be held
in the Court room of the City Hall this afternoon
3rd inst. at O clock. 5s. .as .9 ~
As this meeting is called for the purpose of per-
fectng' the organization,1it is hoped all will be
present to take part in the proceedings. I5
~, ~ 49, al BY ORDER OF THE CoaMITTEE
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The KAN-KAN-KEE. The United States Revenue
steamer Kan-kan-kee, Commander Baker, steamed
over to the Government Coal Yards, in Ports
mouth, yesterday, to coal up" preparatory to
eruize outside, for the relief of wrecked and dis
tressed merchantmen. This fine steamer has only
been on this station short time, but has already
rendered valuable service to mariners bound here
and elsewhere Captain Baker is a sailor all over
professionally, besides being an exceedingly court
eous gentleman. Light winds and heavy swellis
reported outside, the North-Easter having died
out, i5f 3 N yH ~ sa h'A
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"Spite of all their grief revealing,
Memory would bring back the feeling.


VISITING ODD- FELLows--About one hundred
members Of the Independent Order of 0dd-Fellows
representing the various Lodges of Richmond and
Manchester arrived here yesterday Afternoon on
the steamer 'sIIagsnto." The following being
the organization they reached here :,
ID. j. Mccormick, N, G.; P. R. Walden, V.
G. G. l.. Earnest, Chief Marshal NJ. S. Maury,
Assistant Marshal; j. j. Boyden, do; j. 7. Wal
lace, Chaplin; G. 7. Hill, Treasurer. d. A. Graves,
Secretary; }. Mackee, r. S! to N. G. s. r. AL
len, L.. S. to N. G.. ID. E. Taylor, r. S. to " G ;
P B. Miller, l.. S. to V. G ; G. Cliney, o. G.. j.
j. Cordle, j. G.
I. At the wharf they were met bv committee
representing the order in this city, and escorted
to the Lodge rooms in the spacious hall on Church
street, where they were dismissed for the day.
During the evening a large number visited the
theatre, while others passed the evening socially
among their friends in the two cities
The Armory Band accompanied the visitors to
this city, and enlivened the trip down with some
of their fyorite airs and contributed much to the
pleasure of the exculsionsts by furnishing cotil-
lion music for the yotaries of terpsichore. We
hear on all hands the most lavish encomiums and
praise OF the urbanty and attention of the polite
officers Of the steamer Magenta and the exeur-
sionists desre tethus place their thanks to Them
on record ss{ Ttes i sstt4 a. aRGs38}
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IN A FoG.r- Yesterday morning "olda Sol
arose and tried for some time to work his way
through a combination of heavy and lowering
aqueous looking clouds, causing BY the two OPP
posites (fres and pwater) the engendering OF
aense fog, The 'sUnionn was in danger OF being
.ost; the Portsmouth made the wood wharf dock
instead Of her accustomed landing steam whistles,
SIa signal bells were in lively requston until his
Uaf highness elevated himself sufficiently 70 SUD
t aas me fog and light the Day Book carriers on
Weir daily rounds. -
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Cow soUrH. steamer ssRobt Lehr' ne nee
Hunter Woods, well known at one time as one of
the city ferry boats, left here on Friday evening"
for Savannah, Geo, and win run freight on the
Savannah river ,sfs4V 80 safEe}aff
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INRESH DRUGS, &c.--We are daily
4 receiving supplies of choice articles, bought
for cash, at lowest market rates, which we offer
at fair advance, We enumerate: Taylor's Lon
don Mustard, Taylor's Bermuda Arrow Root,
Channels Skins, Sponges,. fine Perfumery and
Soaps, all leading Drugs. fine essential Oils, Eng
fish Mortars, Powers Wrightman's Chemicals,
Pat. Medicines and Tooth Preparations, Paints,
Oils, &c. .
sep30-tf NJ. A. & C. A. SANTOS.
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AUCTION SAL Is.
U G Ito N s A L E
BY ASHTON d. EMERSON,
No. 40, Crawford Street. .
A TTENTIoN CAPITALISTS.

EALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE IN PORTSMOUTH,.
Will be sold, at public auction, in the city Of
Portsmouth, on
MONDAY, 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
At IL o'clock, NJ, before the Bank of Virginia,
in Portsmouth, LOT in that part of the
said city, called Gosport, bounded northwardly
by Harrison street, westwardy by Crawford street,
southwardly by Randolph street, and eastwardly
by the Elizabeth River. This lot has a front on
Crawford street of 242 feet, and a water front on
the Elizabeth River of the same number of feet,
the depth of the water is sufficient for the largest
class vessels in the United States, and has dock
on the north and south side; on the saidlot are
several buildings, consisting of large
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
And several
WOODEN TENEMENTS,
in good order.
ALSO,
THE BANKING HOUSE AND LOT.
Situated at the Southeast intersection Of High aud
Court Streets.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Between this and the day of sale, the Board of
Directors of said Bank will consider any offers
that may be made for the purchase of the said
property u
AT PRIVATE SALE.
JAMES MURDAUGH President of
Office, &C., Bank of Va. at Portsmouth,
WIN II. WILSON, Cashier.
oc2tds
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I EIGH, BROS. & PHELPS,
AuCtiOneers and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. 8, East Side Roanoke Square,
ArODE0T

NOHFOLA, PIhGINIA.
The undersigned respectfully announce that
they have this day associated themselves together
for the purpose of conducting the A UC7ION es,a
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in all its various
branches.
Particular attention given to the (public or
private) SALE OF REAL ESTATE, Stocks,
Merchandise of every description, Furniture, man
utactured Tobacco, Country Produce, Cargo
Sales, &C.
Sales of Real Estate, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &C., attended to in any part of the city
or country, upon most favorable terms.
Liberal Cash Advances made on cOnsgnments.
and account sales promptly rendered and settled.
Our Senior Jas. Y. Leigh) offers his services
to the old friends and customers of Leigh d Bro,
and will be glad to serve them in our new house,
JAS. Y. LEIGH,
Late of Leigh 4 Bro,
JOHN P. LEIGH,
Late of j. w. Whitehurst & Co.,
c. RICHARD PHELPS,
oc3-lm Late of Lynchburg, Virginia.
DAGS! BAGS - 5000 Bags, for
ID Grain and Dried Fruits, two and four bush
els each, for sale.
oe3-3t LEPAGE BROTHERS.
w BOOTMAKER. Constant employment
and good wages given
Apply Immediately to
G. A. DAVIS,
oc3-lt* Over No. 7, Market Square.
NJ Office The Congressional Elec-
IN ton will take place on Thursday, the 18th
instant.
Polls will be opened in the several Wards at
eight o'clock, A. N.
WN. B. DEGGS,
City Sergeant.
NORFOLK, Oct. LIST, 1885.
oc3-tde
NOTICE Check on Merchants aad
IN Mechanics Bank, Norfolk, for One Thous-
and Dollars, can be purchased on applying at Of
fee of DAY BOOK
oc3-St
DOR RENT.-A large Dwelling In
il the most desirable part Of the city, No. co.
East Main Street.
Possession given 10th Oct, 1865.
oc3-tf Wake Il CHAMBERLAINE.
A DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND,
IN ON MARKET SQUARE, -
FOR RENT.
Store and Dwelling, No. ls, west side Market
Square, with Cistern, Kitchen, and all other ne
cessary conveniences. Possession given January
lst 1866
For terms, apply at
oc3-3t THIS OFFICE
NOU RUN NO RISKS-IN BUY
ing your Tea at Demngs, No. Main street.
We warrant our best Gunpowder Tea of most de-
licious flavor, and very strong drawing Tea
It's economy to use this Tea. Try it.
E. C. DEFINING,
oc3 No. Main ST.
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! Felt the glow that now gladdens my soul TO
its core.
The Proprietors of the New Line, in a spirit OF
berality, determine to invited the people OF or
folk, to take pleasure trip to the Capes, on one
Of its fine steamers. On last evening, therefore,
was gathered, on the elegant steamer Magenta,
| the youth and beauty of our city. The steamer
left the foot of Campbelps wharf at "A o'clock,
under the nspiritng strain of music, sounded forth
by the band of the seth Illinois Regiment. The
progress towards Old Point, was one scene of
gaiety and amusement. The gay and festive
dance was ventured upon by the brilliant throng
on board, with ''vim," which would have
shaken the bones of all old fogies and anti-water
men. On reaching Old Point we were greeted
by an appreciative crowd, who seemed disposed
to rush on board, and monopolize the Ballroom,
mprovised for the occasion.
We remained at Old Point but a short time,
when Capt. Baulsir headed the ''Magenta" for
the Capes The, George Leary," which was
laying at Old Point, seemed disposed to ''try
conclusions with us, so out she started; but
'Vaihi are the hopes of man and steamT' We
beat her in fair race. 1t is but proper to say,
however, that s'sted,n' was 'up in all quarters
of the Magenta at the time. Whilst at Old
Point, we saw tears ''welling up in the eyes of
some old Confederates on board.
''Spite of all their grief revealing,
Memory would bring back the feeling"
The trip back was all that could have been
wished. Music and song and the merry dance, all
combined rendered this the most attractive trip of
the season. The number of hearts lost and won
we would not attempt to enumerate. BY nine
O'clock we were all safely landed at the wharf
Thanks to Capt. Baulsir, Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Thompson
who seemed to have an inexhaustibfe store of the
creature comforts. Long live the NEW. LINE, the
Haganta, her Captain, and all connected with this
gallant craft! fla
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A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
~ MENT IN CITY LOTS!
> THE BEST HOTEL SITE IN THE CRY,
ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR



Owing to the great and increasing demand for
Stores, Offices, and Dwelling Houses, in the cen
trail part of the city, the owner has been induced
to offer for sale that valuable unimproved piece of
property at the corner of Main and Nebraska
Streets, on which the old City Hall and Jail for
merly stood. aa
This property stands next to the centre of bust
ness in the city, and is located as of necessity
it must Immediately be brought into requisition
for business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
proving condition of the city, and consequent ex-
tension Of Stores for the accommodation of trade
The location of this property is midway be-
tween the Market House and the Depot of the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, which will be
in operation now in few months. 1t is also
equally close tomost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. landings And
the entire site presents an unsurpassed location
for new Hotel. which the increasing business of
the city already calls loudly for. Hotel built
on this entire property could be arranged to have
two fine Stores on Main street and the Hotel en-
trance, besides eight or ten Stores on Nebraska
street, all of which could be rented at once, so
great is the demand for business locations
Ii not sold entire, the property will be divided
off into eleven Building Lots of rs feet front each,
and sold on terms to suit purchasers. The Lots
fronting NJ ain street will extend back 100 feet,
and those on Nebraska street extend back from
rs to so or 80 feet.
The owner deems it unnecessary to say ANYTHING
here in regard to the rapidly increasing value Of
this property Every one familiar to the urgent
demand which already exists for Stores, offices,
and Dwellings must at once see its desirability
Apply at DAY BOOK OFFICE.
aug ii 65.
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DIED,

In this city, on Sunday night, October LIST, Mr.
WILLIAM V. MONTAGUE, in the 10th year of his
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
|(N ENNIS THE Ate RE

W
Second night of the charming and accomplished
WEBB SISTERS. gal II
First and only night of Tom Taylor's great Drama,
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
The public press, the public voice, all pronounce
this celebrated play one of the wonders of the
age we live in. The unapproachable scenery,
splendid illuminated effects, immense cast Of
characters, realize the authors intentions, and at
the same time conveying useful and instructive
Lesson.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. Sd, 1866,
Will be performed the great Drama of
THE TICKET or LEA VI MAN I
Sam Willoughby "a fast youth Miss Ada Webb
May Edwards. ....................M Miss Emma Webb
NOTICE.--Al persons indebted to
IN the estate of John S. White, deceased, will
come forward at once and settle; and all having
claims against the same, will present them for
adjustment.
MARY NJ. WHITE,
oc3-lt Administrators.
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STOLEN- From my Farm, near the
last, BAY MARE, three years old. The only
marks remembered, are two white marks, pro-
duced by saddle girth, near the fore legs, and
saddle marks on her back. liberal reward will
be paid for the return of said animal to me.
sey30-3t THOMAS HAWKINS.
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ASTERN~ SHORE FA II hi
n. II

A e C T 0 n.
shall sell at auction on MONDAY, THE 9th
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, at Eastville, North
ampton county. Virginia, a Tract OF LAND in
that county, of which the late Col. John W.
Leathorbury died seized.
1t is beautifully situated ON the Seaside, about
seven miles from the Court House, and contains
seven hundred and twenty-nine and a half Acres,
more or less. There are two settlements upon it,
and it may be conveniently divided into at least
four Farms, each abundantly supplied with wood,
and each having convenient access to navigable
water. There is valuable Mill upon it, and Yes
seIs of a large size come within a mile of the
Landing, which is of the best the seaside.
1t is approached from the ocean through Sand
Shoa and Hog Island lnlets, and is only few
miles from Cobb's 1t is altogether of the
most valuable and most desirable Farms in that
county
Terms of sale will be liberal, and made known
on the day of sale, and liberty will be given the
purchaser to pay down in cash, or avail himself
of the deferred payments.
MIERS W. FISHER,
sep23-tas Trustee, &c.
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SohD.-The "Shafper," known as the. ''Dead
Bear of Portsmouth, was sold on Saturday last
to an aquatic sport, hailng from the upper James
river regions for the sum of seventy-tive dollars
sails and fixtures included. a a ssSi
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TT v. MEM Err j,

III ". MEM YER,
COM MISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
LUMBER, PROVISIONS, LIZZIE, .
COAL, SALT AND NAVAL STORES,
Portsmouth, Virginia.
Agent for the sale of o..
ROBASON'S SUPER PHOSPHA9E
Beceiving and for sale, at a small advance
$4,000 paving, building, and front Bricks
$50 casks Lime,
90 do. Cement and Plaster,
GO NJ. dressed and undressed W. p boards,
20 NJ. Laths,
$50 Dbls. Potatoes and Onions,
800 bales prime Hay,
90 tons Robison's Super Phosphate, one of the
best fertilizers now used
Ii. V. N1EMEYER
se30,6t
Post and Old Dominion copy
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PERsoNAIe--MrsqA.w w. EmIey, of PHILADELPHIA,
well known Philanthropist arrived in Ports
mouth, on Saturday, ON visit.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Ponr OF NonfoLk AND PoarsxourH. Oct. 2.
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DO TT ON ID 5 A L E :.

BY SHAW & ROBERTS, AuctiOneers'
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street
W. r. ROBERTS, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
Will be Sold Wednesday, October 4th, 1863,
on the premises, at - o'clock, N. that valuable
properly, known as the MERCHANTS HOTEL
FORMERLY the Union The House contains Thirty
Bed Chambers, Parlor, Dining Room, Sitting
Room, Bar Room, and Wide Hail.
Also lot of FURNITURE, attached to the
House, consisting of Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses,
Washstands, Bureaus, Looking Glasses, Chars
Tables, &C., &c.
The House is situated on Union Street, mas
fonr feet Lane openinc on Wide Water Street.
and is well adapted for FIRST-CLAsS
HOTEL.
Terms made known on day of sale.
SHAW d ROBERTS,
sau97-tds Auctioneers.
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For ths Pamela Sras.
The Picnic Al Randolph Lake.

Mn. EpIron:-with your conscn.
! will occupy a small space in the
STAR in giving an humble deserip-
ton Of the magnificent picnic given
at Randolph lake on Saturday, the
10th inst, by a portion Of the fair
ladies' AMI handsome gents from this
portion Of our county. Both sides
Of the river were well represented
BY their elite and bon.ton respective.
". Considerable credit Is due
Messrs. Chris and Pete Tsran. Mr.. r.
Randolph, Mr.. WIN. Polk aud Nj.
Tom Cooper. for the fine Judgment
displayed in selecting the grounds,
and the labor performed in erecting
a nice arbor. under which ssw.dust
was sprinkled and seats sunciens for
the accommodation " the lsdics
we're arranged. The morning vas
beautiful and balmy. The crowd col.
lecscd carly, and Is soon - the Gus.
tomary Situations were eves, Oh
mingled together freely, and ga.
ersl interchange Of thought ssa sssd
feeling prevailed. All went ",nerry
a. = marriage bell." Never before
have l been 20 impressed with he
truth Of the adage, that "vsriety l.
the spice Of life.' There were . va.
riety Of persons In attendance, and
q variety VI anssenents gotten up
for their respective benefits. The
aged were 1hcn auennined 70 seend
al least one Of their latter days pleas.
ansly. The middle eyed we're there,
bssli.s h tho sunlight Of revelry,
A,piriae yosths were there fondly
indulgise IN every amusement tina,
tended TO inr-cssc tie iilsrity D
the neessian.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-25

School ~ pASoLA.--lt will be
seen BY the advertisement IN another
column, that a school will be opened
in panola OF the LIST Monday IN next
month.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-25

\. 4. fdvrl,,-Read lis adver'
,i.cmcn, and give him q call lie
In. been raised in hi, community,
and deserves IL patronage.