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, 1865-09-25

NEW ToRK, Sept, s3-Jancs Wright, formerly
clerk In the employ Of Frederick Buars, dealer IN
fnrs and sjlkp Maiden Lane. hAs been arrested On
charge Of having robbed his late employer VI silks
and turs valued at III 0U0. About 81. .l0 worth have
been recovered.
, 1865-09-25

New fonE4 Sept Gl-SecretAEy Stanton drove
to Central Park yesterday, p. M. With few 1teuds
3hty were subsequently enterained II the housc OF
JrdFe I'ie1pons, where many prominent member. Of
the bar wefe assembled. At m early hour Nr,
Stanton returned to Washington. During bis a.
scrf foo the Capital he has v1eted Botton md its
|of1ifcalions, and when there, accompanied BY but
nj iort fafayette and uas received with ali cere-
mony By Gen. Bu1Se. Ex-senator and cx'reocl
, 1865-09-25

The Chicago .11dcrn,a11ic Delegation.
NEw YoRk. Sept. sa-The Chicago delegation
nrc the gurst. OF the city Of BEonk!yu to-aaf and
and the RIM Dunde1bc1g: nnd hy invitation Of the
President Of the Board Of Charities md Correction
and The rre-iden1s OF the BoaTd Of Aldermen and
Couuciimcn, they Visited the Central Park, Ran
da1ls Island md Blsckwelt's Island. They leave
far PHILADELPHIA Tomorrow,
, 1865-09-25

ports thr sales Of WOOL a. very heavy The sales of
one hon.e alone for the week foot up some 600 00o
pounds; Of another, 65o,too pounds; OF another;
several otheru np1nrds Of lu0, 900 pounds each,
footing mp grand aggregate Of ahou! two ntlllons
Of pounds, all domestic staple, and almost thu en-.
, 1865-09-25
Death of Capt. Charles H. Marshall
CoIl1aIon on Long Island Sound.

NEW ToRK, Sept. 2i.-Capt Chas. II. Marshall,
one Of onF wealthlcst and most respected meE-
Tho steam propeller Oceanus, running
between New York and Providence, COLL :
cd about four o'clock yesterday morning In
the FOUND. when thirty miles from this city,
cutting The hitter nearly; n two. The Duryea had
On toatu three ladies, two men and two children.
Of these one IA y, Mrs. Sarah Darfs. aud her two
children, were drowned. The Others were saved by
the steamer. The bodies OF Mss. Davis aud her
infant wese recovered, but that Of the other child
could not h. fouuG.
, 1865-09-25
ALABAMA CONVENTION.
The Retrog.rade Policy at
washington.
1 Poor Prospect for Union Men.

Tht Rebels Showing tlscir Teetls-The
Cordial EndcrstnndIig Between
Northern Comprehend. and Southern
SecessIont~t~-Slanr New Vigil
n1cc ComIllttcc~-IkcncTe Perxecu-
tfsat Of Union Men In the Sonth-The
STATE Convention and 3ts Proceedings
tutlte 10Th inst.
, 1865-09-25

Alabama Pnrdon& Stoppcd-No Pardon
to 41bsentccs - Receipts Of Internal
Ncvcnuc-Tfle Freedmen Of North
Carolina.
NEW YoRE. Sept. a4.-Thc HeralLft Washington
special ears tile President has concluded to stay his
hind for eeaeon In the mailer Of A3abanaa paz-
dous, and to grnnt few, any more, 10 citizens Ut
that State unil the whcels OF 1.u government have
been fairly put in motion.
The Attorney General has decided not to consider
applications for pardon IN the tufe frln indIvidu-
afs who have domictled outside OF the territorial
limits Of the United States. Such persona must
frat return and submit themselves In good faith to
the action Of The Government. The practical
working Of The rule will probably forever expatri-
ate Hany prominent rebel rceueces.
President: Mss. N. 1. Longstreet, Jno. Il. While,
Jmts II. C1cnshAw, Wn. G. Crenshaw, j. Il.
Crenshaw, o. A. Cfenehaw, Robt. Crenshaw, Z. s.
Mccall, and Tbos. n. JOAe&. Of Virginia; Mrs.
Mary Dcas, Of Georgia; ]. Henry Ware. and Saml.
II. BtarkF, Of Ala. Lonls u. Van Meter, and Jn0.
II. Van Meter, Of kcuiucky.
The receipts returned TO the Internal Revenue
Bureau Today Sa,e5[ay) arc given At *oo ooo a1d
$Sl.G61.3 .330.
The aEst report Of the sanitary condition Of the
freedmen In North Car0lina has just been received
at the Frecdmen's Bureau. The COLONIES reported
upon arc two in the nelshhorhood Of NcWbeEu,
containing 7,A0 negroes one On flonoke island,
with population Of y, 800; and one at Beaufort,
with lJ- Ont Of these numbers, i,so0 are statcd
to he dependent 1pon the Government. At New.
bern and Roanoke 1sland large proportion oi
freedmen ase attacked with fever, and III lhe vcin.
ity Of Beaufort small pox has appeared among
them.
, 1865-09-25
THE NAVAL TRIAL.
The Wtnoohkt Ahead and Rapidly
Calming.

NEW YonK, Sent. 23-In the naval race, at eleven
O'Clock The WinoosH WIS five hundred and forty
turn. ahead, and s.aining all the ssne., consider.
able number Of spectators wefe On the ground Ct
Monday. ...
NEw YoRK, Sept. 23.--1n the docl; trial between
the Nirooski and The Algonquin last evening, the
former .was making eighteen reyolntfous Of her
wheel with thirty pounds Of steam, while the latter
was only making fifteen and ha1f turns WITH iosty-
threr r1n1Dds.
, 1865-09-25

NEW YoRK, Sept. aa-The steamship Queen, =
captured blockade runner, and for time used
ne Eunboat, was sold yesterday at prirate sale TO
Smith 4 Dunn1ng for ISL, 600.
The tinted Statcs sfe;1inor Florida- seven guns
tatled from this port for Asp1nwnlI yesterday with
2pO men for the Pacific squadron.
, 1865-09-25
Nfm aabertfsen1entS.
ATLANTIC MONT HLI
Our Young Folks
FOE
OCTOB E r, l 8 65,
Are Now Ready
Nfip aabrrttsen1entS.

The Contents OF the ATLANTIC arc ~ follows:
saiE:s who Ind Bodies; No Time like the Old Tlms
Coupon Runda, H., The Author Of saul;' Needle
and Garden, T. John Jordan. from the Head Of Bal1e
Noel. Wilhelm Melster.s Apprenticeship, Second pa
rers Doctor Johns, *; Down the River; Abraham
Ltcoln.
Among the contributors to this number afe H. W
LoxdFx1Low, Otter WEsp1IL Hol4Es, BaYAnp
TAYLOR, Donald q. mitchell, D. A. WA.soy J, r.
TRownEIDEE, EDxCHp KIExE, uAEsHr z. PRESCOTT.
G. KKISolDs, II. H. BEowsE11-
, 1865-09-25
Our Toung Folks

CONTAINS TIE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Crantfather's Chestnut-Trec, by Mrs. L. NarIa
Child; Glpsey Child1ens' Song, By Lucy Larcon
How tho Indian Corn Grows By the author Of " SevG
Little Sisters " The Cruise Of the Leopold, L. hJ Oh
vcs Optic; HaltHours will Father Bghthopes, III.
By J. T. TEowhrtdge: Dog Carlos, By L1u1se E. chol
let; Adoat in the Forest *, by Capt. Mayne Reid
Winning Il,s Way. T., by Carleton; Hush.a-ny. b.
Mrs. Anna II. Wells; Amt Esihess Stories, By Airs
q. D. Stowe; Round the Evening Lamp.
This Num6er Contains Fourteen Illustrations
, 1865-09-25

there have been admitted to the bar, by the su.
preme Court, now IN session in thin ca.y ve mill.
taty gentlemen. Their naInes are ~ follows: Col.
nifser, Of Gen. Grants stat, State OF n1lnDis
Chas B. and IL. G. Stoushton, OF Vermont, one 4
BHgadser md The oihef MINOR lencral; Lucfus C.
Duncan, Of Louisiana, and Moody L. Smith, oi
North Carolina.
, 1865-09-25

Secretary Mallory desired 10 sec the Secretary, hut
Mr.. Stanton declned an interview. After hi4 de-
parsusc. however, MIR. Mallory wrote note to him.
which vas Of euch nature that Gen Burke sent 1t
immediately oyrr to Fort Hamilton, where Mr:
Stanton had goue Whatever II Was 1t produced
the Wished for effect, for Nj. Stanton returned to
Fort Lafayette and granted Nj. Mallory prottaet-
9a1r
, 1865-09-25

San FRAxe1sco, Sept. II. Arrived. ship OFpheas
from New York.
An arrival nom SEnn,hae brings dates from that
port to The @th Of July The news IL unfmportant.
I he s1eaa ef uawkan was bnrncd Mt Canton OF
The efst Of July.
Continuous rains had fallen at Shanrhae. The
consumption Of meat lad been prohibited for thrce
days.
, 1865-09-25

SGEA1KfFf NNIHEHt
NEW YoRK, Sept. s3.-The new side wheel
steamer Saratoga was successfully launched today
She Is Of 11u0 tons burthen, and desisned for the
Ncw York and Virginia Steamship Company This
boot md her cunFort, the Niasa.a, are TO replace
the jamestown md Yorktown, seized BY the
rebels and made gunboats Of
, 1865-09-25
Printing Office Burned.

SEw YonK. Sept. a3-Tle printing oticc Of
Williams : Scott spruce sisset, was dsztso;ed By
we're the Leddtr Atas, Cft-e,4, DTy t3oods Rtpor7-
<F, Eormerr.a {'aitletia, the -Sttc Yorker, DcMo-
A5at, Sus.day 1Tnts and Courier. The edition Of
tho L,o.ritr printed for this week, was lost Al
these paperH will suffer DELAYS.
, 1865-09-25

New YonK. Sept ea.--The funera1 ceremonies
III commcmoration Of Alex. Schimuaclpfecntus,
place last night at Clinton Hail. under the auspices
Of the German Union LeAEue.
, 1865-09-25

NEW Tonk, Sept s3.-The steamer New York
which arrived here from Asplnwall this morning,
made the passAge In tix days, eleven hours. and
twenty n,iuutee. being The quickest passage on
twenty one honrs. OTcE dve hundred dollara were
raised among the passengers 10 purchase service
Of p1a.e for Capt. Ttnklepangh, and one hundred
md sixty more for The coil passers.
, 1865-09-25

ECRc1NsA11, Sept as.-Gcneral Grant and party
arrived here this morning from ST. Louis. The Cen
c1al will be introduced 70 the Chamber of Com
merce this nf,erDoon, md during his toJonrn will
Visit the principal places Of interest In and about
the CITY.
, 1865-09-25

New }oEK, Sept. 23.-t;od Il active but eteady,
ut yesterdays qnDtntions. There lear inquiry for
lnsns Of gold, the rate continuing at one thlrtyscc
onl per cent per day. The range Of quotations has
been from l43I to 1i33S.
, 1865-09-25

SHREVEPORT. Sept. sa--1he Provost Marshal ot
t.Ict Attorney and Jury ol the Tenth judicial Dis
tEict, fer trying negro On the charge Of larceny.
ovcr The negroes during The existing interpretation
Of civil lsy bc!onEs exclusively tls Iurcau. Thc
Judge -ivcs notice Of an appeal, which should he
rranted for thirty nasfcued fcaEors.
, 1865-09-25

CLIFTON, c: r., Sept. sa.-An unknown passen.
ger r. The Gh 1san rS% the thot h%7e
berh BY the conductor, wheu near Suspension
bridge covered with blood, md pistol in hia
, 1865-09-25

The Odd Fellows Banquet.
BALTIMORE, September 23d.-The banquet to the
Grand Lodge by the merchants Of Baltimore last
night was grand afIair. The Southern repro
sentation scemcd 10 be particularly pleased With
their entertainment.
, 1865-09-25

Complimentary Letter from Gen. Glib
bona Nii1iIarF Commission Convened
Circular on So1dtcr.' Pay-l1IlttnrJ
, 1865-09-25


WASHINGTON, Sept 2l-The United States Con-
sui General At Const2nlnoplc, under date Of Aug.
sd, reports to the State Department sensible
abatement In the cholera since his last despatch.
The number OF deaths On the 21at was one hundred
and 1ory -thrcc, while heretofore 1t exceeded two
thousand In single dny.
, 1865-09-25
Buildings Donated for Cosored Schools
-PAfdons-G0ld discovered In Cul~
pepper, ya.,-Prcsideut1al Appoiut-
uSeDts%

-F&F0ons-s'ola N1scosefco IN Cu1~
n,cnt..
tsn,.,., ,,.s,.,,,, ., .,,o t..,,,.. r.,,u,
lsPeeaa1 oespa'ca 10 me ca'caso 1faonne-]
WARRINGTON, Sept o.
The Secretary Of the Inferior, at The request pl
Gen, Howard. has turned oyrr to the Frecf3mrn,s
bureau four squares OF unoccup1ea Government
ground In this city, on which 10 erect school houses
for the instruction Of The freedmen.
rAnpoks.
."ts aunpe' u tataons "e1e E4au1ea 1o-oas
bs Inc fsesldcnl
ootp D'seovEn.Is.
,vor cn1d in rcns,dernhle cu.ntit;s. =, Cn,,-'..
~ Issns-..to,s - .-a so,, 4aam LILLY III ralppsl'
silver and lead mines recently d,feoscsed there.
AfPoIS1NEH1A-
The President to-day made the following appo.u.~
n,cnle: ]. .. Wa1than. Postmaster ri LsnehhnIg,
Conn; Geo. Allen, r. $. Msrthal 70. the sou;heSn,
District Of Florida.
REORGANIZATION Of the Pacific Rail-
roau-ane soasl eeu. operations OF nc United
Hnrcl Family Matter-Tlc Detective
Of the Rebel Steamboat Burucry-rhe
Trial of ,tcft. Davis.
Nv yonr sen, q r.. Nor v,r,, u...,,.,.
,rIs, .sr. Hf,cs 80 rsshi H .A 11w!'ts @ e
frfS.n. ~ Fhs r1n.nn 1.c,s Rai9ss a"aS VI lae
1r ~ E.nses i.er the p.a.IJ.,t ~
hia acteptnnce nf te fotts m5leA sid n have hnef,
cnmplcled and hae oSieFcd r.-erxmtnntion ri The
nnene ma reytaI ontbs a"n 1hs 5o,n1u a,n
sion consiRts Of Col. Simpson OF the Engineer
j. acotf. Of TeTre uan,e Ind They vii III IN s5di.
lion 10 thorough Inspection, MAKE fau Iensth nth
map Of the road.
son tnat in the eyrnt Of rc-orrani, ,atjun Of his
Cabinet he rhou]d not object to The selection Of
thorough Southern man, believing ii would
IS Tic active Operations Of lhe United States Sau
itaEy Commission, which, during The var. vas Of
snSh sn "a saps i to our sods p ne aed
pfoximo With the exception OF ife hpsfpese OF cl-
{ecting SOLDIER clsime, which viii continue 20
TIE Commission win, on closing il bustne.a 81
alsburrius, tu1n oyrr 10 The Frccdmer's Vnrcsn =
ia1rc amount Of Ia renniniur ntorea for distrihn
Sonth Un a'A4'A-s ''> '"'1'' e'l'e" Peop@ o. aae
ovn' M1.s s..ra,,z- or u.- ,,, -,a...s 81. .,.,<
, 1865-09-25
Ut)ifoao Qribn11e.
THE NEWS.

xr,,e,dav. ,-..t.
President Jobnson addressed sour ~.
,.,. .ro-aa n t,u nep Miulfics OF naa.at y"
-,cr..ion ~ the n,c*eD,a.iop OF hif eseoa' ,.&.u
-, y-,,is ,,ns issued his PsocMinnt4oa
.,,a,, n 1ou,ssann On tho first moaoay IN
aa .ot ~ ~
''o'ea'.e'. c, our Consul. General at Con- !!
Aas1ccs sl1M ,.,s ~ August 2aa. report decided
etaa1'no3n. ,ha rholera morality.
decrease :" 1.o,fnx. Bowlcs and Brosa, Of the
Mess,s' .,,s. .1tycd nj New York yesterday from
t'es1ano -. .teen,cr New York.
, 1865-09-25

DUBUQUE, Sent, aa-1be Right Rey Clement
Smsth, the Ron1an Catholic Bishop at Iowa, died
at his residence, tn this city, at twelve O'Clock to-
i.v
, 1865-09-25

Return of tho Overland Tourists.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23,-1lon Schuyler CoiGax,
Gor. William Broes and Samuel Eorlcs were pas
seugczB by the steamer New York, sshich has ar
rived hero from Panama.
, 1865-09-25

The following ID extract af letter Written By tho
ReT g. Hole. pastor Of the Perpour street Baptst
Church. Bsooklyn, +. T. to sha -Journa1 zud Ness-
ger, Cincinnati, Chic, and speaks volumes In vor Of
thu wofId-repoHnrd medicine, MRS. WINSL0Ts3
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETuya.
awe sec IN advertisement in Jouz columns Of MRS.
WISSLo"79 SOOTHING SYRUP. Vow, we oayeF
sad word IN favor Of the patent medicine befor4 II
our life, but VIC feel compelled to say to your reados
TINT this Is 20 humbug-ue hare tried It, and know It
to be Ill It ela1s. It ts probably OF the most su
cess medicines OF the day, because 1t Is ono Of thu
best and those Of readers who have bahss caat
do better taan fsy IN supply.
arsb1715em-WrAXnet
, 1865-09-25
The VEirz T1tFi-A Rush OF PnrdoI
&Aohavu

SEw yoEK, Sept. GA special to the. Pos
dated Washington. Sept: y says Gen Grant Ia eI.
pected here or the 9Th Inst.
, 1865-09-25
t&hxnTIANf

Firc In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. es--Tle wooden mills ot
B!s10p { Kr1y, On Chestnut Hill, near the city,
Nas destroyed By 1rr Last night Loss. &C., 900
, 1865-09-25

II intimaed, that be should leave the country for.
ever"
WAsr1sc7oH, September s3-Chie! Justice
Cf1a4c has gone 10 New England.
Receipts from Internal Revenue today arc <1,-
eGDDM,
, 1865-09-25
A BRITISH WAR STEAMER If
TER THE PIRATE SHEN~
AND0AH.
A new DECISION IN REGARD TO
PARD0MS.
DEATH OF CAPT. CHARLES &.
MARSHALL,
A COLLISION ON LONG
ISLAND SOUND,


Shreyxl Movements of the Louisiana
Cotton Facturx-Thc Pardon Seckers-
Their Number III Washington md
Manner Of Living, Etc.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunc.]
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81.
About City Of the most prominent cotton tactors
Of fNew Cslcaus have sent to President johnson a
memorial In which they assest that the representa-
ons heretofore made ttat there Is great llculty In
obtaining Confederate cotton, ere untEuc, and that
On The contrary 1t Is very easy. They. therefore,
protest against the abolition OF the distinction, and
the proposed substitution therefor Of q Tux
Of Is Or - per cent, which they denouncc a. a
scheme Of mercantile adventuters. The nab Of this
thing Is that these old houses wsnt 10 drive epecula
tors from abroad ont Of the market, and probably
they conceive that their own claims on any cotton
Confederate Or otherwise, for advances to p!autcr,
before the war: viii hold aa aga!nst the United
States, under the LAWS Of Louisiana.
The publiehed stat. ment that over one hundred
thousand applicants for par1uns under the amnesty
PROCLAMATION have heeD received by the PFcs1deat,
IL centradlctcd The number IL little oFcE fifteen
thousand. The numtcz Of pardon seekers here,
riysl Of every train and boat from the sonth. In
four OF The principal hotels here ont OF aggregate
Of one thousand three hundred and forty .ntnc
cuetts, over nine hundred are Southefurts. NsEzt
and how these people ct Money to thci5 e.
freely at the hafs, wine at the table and in their
private rooms euaoke expensive ci.ar1 drive fast
horses, and indulge In ether pastlmee. tot&lly be-
yont the rach Of hesgass.
one Of the rebel Assistant Secretaries Of Var, Va.
brought here tonight under g1azd. and committed
to tie Old Capitol. He was aETettcd in Accomac
county on the eastern shorc OF Virgtnts.
, 1865-09-25
Presentation of tho New Minister from
nrnzll-Address by President .Joh1l-

Hrazll-Address by President Joh1-
hoti.
WASHINGTON, Sept si-S1r.. Dcssmbu}a, the
new Minister rom brazil, yesterday presented biz
credentials 10 the President. lie made the usual
friendly address, to which the freaident replied as
follows:
"The Imperial letter Of etedcnce which you bring
bears appreclatisc testimony that you have min
tained 30 high character and exercised 50 large IN
influence al home that tecl entirely at Hbcf1y 10
assure you Of IN agreeable reception, not only In
dlplp{natIc circles bnk among the people Of the
United states. 1ec!procate, toward Brazil the
good feelings you haye expressed in regard 10 OUT
country In The name Of 5ous eovere3gu. Brazil %
enable her 10 become ateadcr among the NATIONS.
regret that In ttn4ee past no closer relations wer:
allowed to exist between Brazil and the United
States, holding quite similar poatfons on twoparts
OF The American continent. We ought not TO be
merely good n:ighbors, but Intimately associatea
together In political q well as In eomme1cl.I IL
that association Our policy ts one which Is simple
and easliy to be understood. We wish TO promote
the progress 0! civilization for this hemisphere and
for that purpose tlt Development Of the material
rtsou!ce+, The improvement, 81 commerce and the
lnbo1 Into the virgin 0e!ds Of the continent. In
e!cad ot weakening new American States tn our
vicinity, we wish to tmpAn strength to them By
posing In them Rcnetun6 confidence, rather than
by indulging IN |eaIouacs Of their prosperity, or
which governments a1e Administered I BE-
live We nil with TO impress them with
the conviction that nl1 naliuns OF America, II they
Won1d cuntinue To c1tst. must aspire 10 absolute
self.sustnin!n; Independence, and to perfect poit
!c41 equality With othct nations Of the earth. II
Eertalipf be mol only cosc friends, but practically
we khall become firm and fast friends"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02

the city as they may consider proper, reooms
mendation concured in and the committee
vested with discretionary power in the prems
Uses. =. ''f,f .'-.
Mr.. Reed offered the following resolution.
ReSoIOed, That the back interest and floats
ing debt of this city be liquidated by the issue
of six per cent bonds, to run for twenty years,
but to be redeemed by the city at its pleasure
by giving six months notice, and that the
ordinance committee be directed to report an
ordinance to that effect at the next meeting
OF this council. Adopted. t...
Mr.. Hodges, Chairman of the Aims House
COMMITTEE recommended that the dead and
fecayed trees, TO gether with such living ones
Sere necessary be cut out from Ceder
AZ, Tuv,e?metary. Adopted.
or, of the Comm iLtee on markets
S fo~ommended that Messrs CLARK
49, '.i 'Son 20 al,>wed TO extend their w hart
ra.sin "i,n hFowl'Tds wharf, but it ap.
,nassI snat wlands wh.rf had been recently
,non5os, ~ ene military Layond the Port
hace to,L,, iine, the question was referd
| o"oA so'ne committee d. s.I,3 tt[ ti
"A rs communication from the Fire
Department Accommodating b Toloer Is
cniei engineer, was lead; a, This appoint
Select coundaiff ~ Sl in aiRs Session and The
pur pO5e..y a.iiO % ~ -
The resignation Of Dr.. Samuel Seldom, as
i Health Officer, was received, lys.1- -.
| Mr. Edward Delaney was elected to fill a
vheAncys 10 theH Council ffom the Fourth
Ward vice Vim Rodgers who declined to
i qualify .,-5 's- ~ ihtH attE89M -
i Mr. w W. Lamb was elected to fill va
cancy In the Council from the second ward,
vice, E. H Delk, resigned
"A. M Mcfheeters was appointed Proxy for
tnls s Guy In tn IN next meeting of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road. act
On motion, it was
Resotued, That the ordinance committee be
directed to prepare an ordinance, regulating
hack hire, drayage &c.
| On motion adjourned.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
new Advertisements

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention of our readers
The New York Restaurant is at No. 81,
Wide Water street. Exner, after three
years absence, will be pleased to see you
there.
A Gordon Nilhado g. Co,-Are prepared to
do Grocery ard Commission Business in the
of Smthfeld Hams, and those in want would
do well 10 give them call.
Wake g. Go, are importers of Wines, Bran>
| dies, Liquors, &c, and are agents for sundry
good things in the way of California Wines
| and Brandies, Wine Bitters, Hook, CIaret and
| Champagne, which are greatly recommended
for their medicinal qualities Call on them
| at No 6, Commercial Row.
Cyrus E. Staples, No. 10, Wide Waite
| street, does a ship Brokers business, and also
sells at wholesale and retail, Ship and Naval
| stores, Chapdlery, sc.
Folger, Cartwright q, Co., have commenced
the general auction and commission business
at their old stand No. % Wide Water Street,
~ guarantee liha-ai ~A-~-,~~- IN icopsion.
ineH"7, mage quick returns. See VIVA,
they have to say. 'u.. a---
The Mirror Of the late, War is to omen a,
Oxford Hall, on Thursday night. Get out
your change if you want to see the sight
Msra0in & Ferguson, Auctione ers-offers a
valuable Brick House and lot, at auction on
Tuesday next
Shaa0 g. Roberts, Auctioneers-offers 2O6
acres Timber land for sale, miles from the
city! Also, Farm of 100 acres at Great
Bridge. Also, a house and lot in Newtown.
Here are chances tor purchases.
The City Oolectoy-Is out on the subject of
Dogs. See what he says
The Masoms-Members of Norfolk Lodge
No. l, are requested to meet to pay the last
sad tribute TO the memory of departed
brother.
An Oual Pearl Breastpin, has been lost
Bring it up and get reward.
Btachsmathiasg and Horse Standardization
q Montgomery are prepared to do work in
this line and solicit call.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
DIED,


At the residence of Mr.. Weber, at Fort Norfolk af
yer Short but painful illness, WIN. A. TURNER in the
9th year of his age.
me friends and. acquaintance of the family are
lnVed 10 attend his funeral this afternoon at o.
ciocK' from the Cumberland street Methodist Church.
Charlotte, N G. & Baltimore papers please COPY.
August LIST at 10 o'clock CHRrsT1ANA SIMMONS vopns.
e ed n OF VIM and Emma Rosson aged months
s me funeral will take place at4 o'clock this
afternoon; the End inst, from her fathers resi-
dence, No ~ Freemason st. The friends and &C
quantances Of the family respectfully invited to at
end,wthout further notice w ~
IN Richmond on Monday, July 31st, at haIf-past
ociocK 7. NJ. OF Group, KATE LOUISA, daughter OF
seven days. 'e'N WV 'e"'' anu
On the 2lst ult, at Havana, Cuba, of malignant fe
of his age. - '-o o-o car
loss. H1. h W oih 'heii
After a painful illness, WILLIAM EDMOND CHRISTIAN
on the 10th day of june in the county of Charles civ
Virginia, in the 10th year of his age
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
,T'IMBERED LAND FOR SALE

we have fer sale 2o6 acres Of Timbered Land thicky
set with Pine, Oak and Gum Original GROWTH six
miles from Norfolk city, and one mile from Tanners
Greek, from whence the timber be RATED or light
to market 40 cords of Wood be cut to the
from this land
SHAW & ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants
corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Streets