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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
Gpcrial Notices.

Richard Golden.
Lec,ur. by the Rev. H. b. RIDGAwAY, at the Washington
,lu.re ME- Cnurch (Fourthsi. s1thavel on TUES
DAY EVENING Dee. H. at O'clock for tie benefit OF til,
Ladies' Union Aid Society.
Tickets 80 cents may be- obtained at Bangs aerwn = Co.
No. Gg4 Broadway
Tuuinccrjpg and Mechanical scieuce.-A Papsi
vii be read by Dr. LEWIS A, HALL. on" BOILER EA
PLOSONs before the Sixth Section Of the Association FOL
tho hy ncement Of Science and Art at the Rooms OF the
As,ocstion Coorcr Institute, second door, TUESDAY
EVENING. Dec. Il, at y O'Clock p M.
Admission free.
DIR. Hutler Of Iudiu, TONIGHT at Cooper Institute
q, e o'clock, the SEPoY REBELLION. 10 beer We H
history Of the rise aud suppression OF that great
many points akin to our own. Tickets 20 cent'. -
astronomical al l. Lecture by the Rev. Day n. Lee. 9,
tho blecckcrs UniyrIsos Church tcaIneI OF .,I
Downimgs.) THIS Crussdsy) EVENING AZ 7" 0e"'A'
Subject: Families Of Worlds" Tickets 2aocn'-
The Hon. Horace Greeley will lecture at che LslTni
st. Baptist Church, corner Laight ard ssis NJ
DAY. Dec. H. a g p. N. Subject sel,nlsae eion.
The Southern Expresss c'rSa ap".S. r.es.,..
so,ce Bank Notes. Konis kc for all pas oil 'he Sol
'"N '"' ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have their Agency at NO % hfosd~ay' N \.
where orders call for goods 10 DO "a' WI" 10
ceys PrcnPt AND vALUABLEs delivered TO Harm
Ut stn.lsy's American aud United y ies EXPIRE. Com
usnta, for tho SOUTHERN EAfRESa COMfANi, vii
~ v,rteuar, rates freig &c. &c., apply at tho oic
0' '"' ~ H. B. PLANT. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Bradbury's Pianos-THE BEsT.-Pronouneed "'hs
Ro.p bv the most renowned artists. "supeor IN tone.
touch, power DURABILITY and elegance Of hhSh "s's
roon. No. AZ and as Broome, Of Crosby Can or
.,,.,,,, VIM r. BRADBURY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

In Nevyork carries OF on an 1oo pr
SON. onthy or general aggregate OF ABOUT IoV Tor -
month.-(S Saturday Evening GsIe,'e xa.,,,s ,h,a
Ia No, moortet when this Startling tses y resn1ed mas
such seer6e as WiLBORs COMPOUND or COP ~ ~
,i, ,,,iy prescribed by the Medical Faculty, has
Ga. eorr, IN Sgss a.rSs o Som
I,o,yn In medicine plying the necessary insFo-
AL fr ,producng cells and healing the lungs when nesT'
Allied tothr spowcriu properties OF Goa Liver oft
h thus produced that has proved blessing indeed
Another advantage which this prrpsra
20 tn over the pain Cod Liver oil To- that the nm
taste is entirely removed and the medicine rendered
and palatable the most delicate taste For sale ~
n WILROR Chemist No. l66 Court at, Boston; IN New
Yo,I by pHMAS BARNES 4 Co., y. Z. WELLS Il Co..
snI " H. SCHlEEFELlN Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

-0lU
a moi.oa was made by Mr.. SiaA'AnAS and adopted
mar The treasurer Mr.. Stephci. should Zee considered
an ascn. tor the reception OF lr acr subscriptions at
"hnss. The meeting then sej purHcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

OLD EYES NADB NEW,
without Spectaole,, Doctor or Medoincs Pamphlet
mailed frce on receipt OF Ten couts. Address. l.. b.
Foorr NJ d. No l. l.D Broadway. New.lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

THE CRLRBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, magnl.
Ming bou 10 90 c ~ endless source Of Amusement and
instrncti,n ,np.rb (Ioldy in, I. mailed. prepaid. to
"a 90; or with liz beautiful mounted objects tor - 70
with "a objects - 60 by llESRf CfIa No. I'D Gentle
-. Nes-York. A Liberal Discount % dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

The city is exceedingly dull Nothing is
stirring Tic coming up Of the stevens resolution IN
the Senate Is looked for with groaI interest.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-18
Panic In wall street.

), Itseen1s there was quite a panic In
Wall street, on the 18TH, which bid fair
to increase in proportions It. IA appar
rently the result of stupendously fraud.
.ulent transactions. The World reports
thatatso of Morris Ketchum had ab-;
seconded after having committed forge
ries to the amountof ~, 500 00s and that
the firm Of Ketchum, Son y CO. had
failed in consequence. Speaking of the
panic editorially, the. Herald saysaiaqn1
f There was a terrible aexeitementin
Wall street yestelday.aiThe scenes of
1887 and 81 seemed likely to be re-enaet,
ed, and even on a more gigantic fscale.
The present week opened in thatfa-
NOUS street with a decidedly panicky
feeling. The Phenix Bank affair had
engendered distrast, and the suspicious
that hung upon the operations of one of
the gold SPECTATORS on Saturday became
iglaring facts ON Monday and increased
the excitement. Yesterday morning the
street was alive with iruinors; stocks
were pressed on the market, and when
it was .evidentthat an eatbtiyst of some
description was likely to be the feature
of the day some or tbe5leading railroad
shares suffered a decline OF eight to ten
rer cent. from the Quotations of Mon
day. When 1T became known that one
of the most prominent firms had suc-
climbed to thepressale of some supposed
-iiiegitimate operations, and was CONF
PEELED TO suspend witha million ernoore
uf Observation-Disclosures the fever rosesto
its height and became intense, What
the result will be remains tol be seen. :.
Perhaps many will be forced into the
position, of bankfupts before the close Of
another day. phes beginning Of the2end
| ID approaching, and unless some radical
change is made, and that speedily, In
cur financial system, we must pass
through a depressing ordeal before we
regain our former healthy conditioHsi
/ 1t was soin England during her mo
notary troubles Ibetweeni 1915 and 1925
Panics, revulsions and defalcations WerS
of almost weekly recurrence while she
was eudeavoring to restore her q naal paa
and some Of the leading men ihfeht
kingdom, including those holding high
military stations as we'll as naval offeer.
and noblemen, were swallowed up; II
those frequent financial n1aeis trenis! j.
we would avoid those difficulties W,
must change our course and check th,
inordinste desire for spec latioirthat ma
seized the minds Of nlost of the :mei
who operate in The the vicinity 81 W iql
4 [ -,-eg =
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this morning, as no person, rePefbef OF
We will give fuft6 Ra2s to-
morrow. @*Zi
: AnAppeaso PreiideA ohasa'
rhs Ridbmo nii wig qoSta kAefol-
lowing editorial, addtesjedto thf FFesi-
dent: @ @ Z -
Il sayt hin CAD y
you With satisfactory assurance, we po
solemnly declare that the people of.Nir-
ginia are submissive, peaceful, law
abiding people. We know that upon
this subject,misfepreseptatb unm nIis-
REPRESENTATION has beea 1aadS tb Ebli,
and that the channel of truth ful conmp-.
nication is so obstructed as to render It
difficult for YOU to be fairly taayised gof
our actual feelings or condition. ~ Virgil
MIA has not only been q battle-grotitid-
and a burial ground, but now MISTAKENLY
more than d graveyard, n Poverty and,
destit,,tion, suffering and distress, anllNF4--y
iety and care are the painful lots. Of her.
once prosperous. and happy people ~
Z The tears of her daughters yet How.
like ,tmountain rills'1-her sons are not
only unemployed but Impoverished, and
il1oitrnitig and sorrow are spread all over
the land, The Nashesb fs.ottr ldiresidAs
have been Stacked by the blood of our,
best citizens, and there" Is scarcely u
home tie once cheerful cpn4tenapce of
whose inmates are not SHADED BY Stke'
carnage aud casualties of war. The peo-
Die Of Virginia are sad and -s6tlTowftif,
and troubled. OF you they have asked
for clelnency, and to Yqp theY'appeal fgr
relief. Upon your craftsmanship and
your humanity they rely fSf ths dtseoii-
tinuance of those calamities, WHICH, if
not alleviated, will bring upon them in
sufferable woes. t.HIIAII IIAsIT.
/, The people of Virginia candidly con-
fess that the issues, involved in the, late
unhappy conflict have been fairly 'siH-
mitted to the arbitrament of the sword,
and it has been decided that they must
return 10 the government OF the United
States, and conform oafl the laws, etffcts
and proclamations of the President ana
Congress of the III nited sataseH.A To1te
this, they are not only willing but ranx-
ious. ~ f,..,ft,.7 ,..5,s.fs +.-f,t. al fts
With an extensive aequaintanceiWiiittlh
the disposition of our people, and with
all the authority Which, we can ffnpart
to our word, we do solemnly asslre @you
that. they are earnestly and honestly
anxious to have an opportunityto maiil-
tain the1Union, the sGonstitttibrf and
acknowledgement Of the laws" Cap yep
desire anything hiafe?-. Can anything
more be demanded of thehle "a 40
Poor and needy, weak and wouhdedl
sick and sofe,o her sons and her da.tgh-
tiers iInplore and .beseecl4 you Ito Asl5afe
this bereaved community the infection
of the death hlow, and pleayete them.an,
molested what little they have left.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-18
5 LOCAL INTEtL1GENcE.

!
ADvEsTt8Es OF ANIeHt7A fewIeveninss since some q
the fast young Individuals Of Sprolk wAQ pride them
selves the possession Of musical talent,
wcre cut Iashfrrlat making night meqdoys in fhf u
cinty Of the market hy the SWEET 1aFmopyIof heirau
ed voices Tile military MANI who does business IN the
police line, could not apprecatehe music, and told the
screpaders thst they must SOP that nose. Certain.
ly sr was the respectful geply though il was evident
they didn't nuchreish their best eegtat Rock Ne to
Sleep, Moth& being dsnominatsdJ noise they
moved hether side Of the narkst where they behed
country trcveader sleeping in his cart snoring most
generously Ono OF the party suggested the man was
dead, and replied that in that case, it weulabe
necessary fortbem % sing funeral drge over his re
MAINS Trey acoardinglys fuToqpded tle traek-cart,
and very sohmns ead sasriesi9as s opentd with The
'nioufnful hyyriHqf h3J9a 1ed 54nd Ho5 tGdt
AN ~ clark frppn he tdnlss, aFdelefui seuadGaI
IL Ay ears attend the cry.tds5xa Us} 7l
: 80 Yalivipgnieps COMO view The groand9 .9ucs
i7Utl ~ Fhsretpu must shortly lissi8i ss.iod
~ Rriheess this clay! mus be yoarbeds ia ~
~ =. : In epite oI--niiglaI 9F8d 5d5 rOy H.
Ithongbd told You to 60 on, ananUt make any more
noise, said the ual coming up ard snsrils interrupts
ing them, ~ i'ii 'S5 ~ thts,i1 ttio't 10
even 50 You ad's returned the spokesman of the par
IT, but ycusee hny dear fellow as ws&ere going quiet
lIy homes we paw TINS aetse Alan 'yiiis ueie ~ 49,
from The 5untfy and has no friends and we thought
our duty al Christians that he should have the usual
,es psr formed oserhis body How would you like He
dead in Truck if you wess IL poor man tronat
country apdhad no frendswith Christian to drop
Ppsn tear over your hahoe d..
matter, YOU insestdt yaaf hose aiid move ou',R
Lets~ alone roafesiths aefaStt ssths
here carts premises pays ,ieehss fdf it and I'll be
sagy miash sing all right aahey want 90 =
-, IGsai '.'5y s''ss'"tI. }fIssio Ea-Iist
u.s. nS Ypfs nto foql WhiGn s e9aa n0s
the aefnst va, a II eng ~ ] ss nto
cured al hld aSlia a5cd time The
selaisrswert easily pae5e; and II nay pe+eadt cob
eeived, with such an original Jtrfy Bbssom to expert
hsn. 'ne iast s0nns men dn h6ihe till morn.
lf'Sefna9 --- ~ . .--.l I'LL. I.IgH 25A5 I
MAFcxs CopRg-f orspo.tit- George Washington sad
Martins copeland colofcd arrested or fghtng in the
ssfeet.--turpsd oyer - tho MlltWy Court 0s trial.
baoopeiand an Old oafpder and quite familiar before
Tie Courts both civil ana ipilfgry..fsa,+s F9iil
n ~ a,,na pba., ,tasss &c, \, - Dos9 81
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the I'd instant, and that the buoy was
the mark whe& the GA1Ae was last seen.
The CaptaiGa til boomer ftffheg
states that he& lot Tin of the sxd9t
position Of TIT fuoy, Wing bad no 90
servatio1 3at erali VS.
am none ~ Fl in md bIta i safss
We We Ina exbS;ink fOr ssvetaf
days N1et song disasty had Noecyyfe ste
the fleet, but were not prepared 1or tne
actual announcement when it reacned
us--~We-do not, however, give up the
expedition as failure, as when last seen
thefstealners were sndeavoring tp ds-l
cover the location 6lthe bony showing
Observation-Disclosures all hopes
of eventually laying the cable. +, ..T al.
AH. MacKay, the superintendent OF
th3lNeW foundland telegraph line. II yet
hopeful that the Great Eastern will ar
rive in the counseipf a few days With the
cable all right. dgorn5Ta .l,.A r.,.5q
= cannot describe 10 you the deep dis
appointment which prevails among the
people in generals4I1I il.o 4
Ioiphefe is no Disgusting the fact that
the general feeling is, after SO many fall-
ures thatthe Atlantic cable is thing
which will never be successfully accom-
,plished .saaAq ia,
II All the visitors from st. Johns and
other places have gone home, and the
and telegraphers are all that
'remaiK, Of the thousands who filed the
village last week. IiSAal.'i al7it i-a' 90 ais
Z AT The time of the cable. breaking. 1t
was about six hundred miles distant
from: the coast Of newfoundland; f. Z. +, (.
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SHIPPING INTELIlJ3ENCEz

h PORT OF NORFOLK, AUGUST IT.
ono, daAhssaiVatfssTisofHd rHal
sAd6b Yacht, Cooper ,H4ttKfssd.l TrfHDA ,IkTr
Schooner Spray Walker, Alligator River. ~ IA
ffRsa ss Hsa' f ssSs: sss Ysf GETTY
steaihafeEavorte, Dunn, Suffolk.
Steamer apurgtana Porter, Baltimore
steamer steamer nfs s s sss s4 RBon aaa
Es,ppYV9 aIdrtn. Livingston, Richmond
too DEPARTHBEA no . eo- mn,
L. Schooner Two Marys, PahGoast, New YORK 5toI ! :
M sHdpd1niht Wheeers elizabeth City,.
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond,
Steamer Thonf,s Coyet MtCarfipk, RichmOnat 10 I'D
1 Slnuls htiJlerya, Lape, Matthews County.
SStmmsr sseorg eaa Porter Baitfhidrti4 ss haa Yt
tAas steamer Rszelle, Byers Conyaek. taa ,,t =, s,Y;
10 SshaonatTelh earns Cabin Point Creek "a
aiStembsr htary, Blaksndh, baltimore tic
siaa sl s. Hayes sa4geE fsissEsPqrg 10 s4If,o
-LIs4- .Of-ARRLK.dkgi avn ol0ERARTGREsi AT
| n III lfqRHRESS MONR OE, august TO-
u 0f"'AkR1e ALsaaa afA ~ 44a@o esis hi
n fstepusrG W Thopaaa III hfabndlsM ssdaisUa so
A 5g Abbott lawrence, Bdsoa sii o. LssaitSo a,a.i
Ts5sSRsJ SMfs9s Of hssss, al goIgAa
steamer E. Ci Bidde, Acknowledgement yIs..ssd. a.
i 10 aaEso9 DEPARTURES.
/ : Steamer fans1r, SewpoH NM a6iii ills LiaI
4aia the gnhr ne' .dssi aG ' "a
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Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers VIII i'easo
have their orders 1t the eountngTooa tue evening" ~"
yious, before six o'clock ,5sf FEfF tsg
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-18

MusTEhED 0ur-About twenty marines Of the guard at
the Navy Yard were mustered out of service yesterday
their term of enlistment having expired.ns. tO3 Sdj
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-18

JExNr LINp-It wiilbe seen By the advertisement in
todays paper that this voriv little steamer will ia
future touchat Portsmouth going and retaining from
Old Point Hampton and Newports,News Captain y, O.
Swan is in command, dhd win give all information to the
plsasursseeker as to objects Of interest worth their no
eo. n nj c,,,ios;fu ttt+Ic " fl4&-tJ -
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Another Terrible Railroad Disaster.

So A most frightful accident occurred on
the Housatonic- River Railroad on the.
18th inst. A dispatch from New HaHelf
gives the following partieulafs: Il = IN
~ x frightful railroad disaster occurred.
this morning, on the Hensatonia. EissN
Railroad. s.-t.ae} .hsD sss,D ,a4 1
/ The morning freight train going up
the Housatonic Railroad became tiisa.i
bled several miles above bridgeport, aid
the 1890 train following found it ON the
track, and hftched OH and Backed tog
wards Bridgeport with it.
A new engine was Out for trial OH the
track, and coming up about thleeIDHssl
above Bridgaports nan, int0F the rear of
the passenger train. ~ aazi2z1
Thelocomotives struck thehflla caland
split in two, passing direetly;threugh,
and the boiler burst just as it reachedthe
second car from the rear, making awful
havoc. -- -ssz.y-,'s's-'-
Seven werekilled outrighEand eleven
were terribly mangled and scalded.-
President Charles Hunt, W tie Hotlsa1
tonic Road, wason board, Everything
is being done fol- the relief ofithe paksenl
gers. -rrT ..sls72 rl-E y cE
A passenger furnishes.the, World with
the annexed particulars sd ssa.zs,ll.1 ss4t d
Mr.. John w. Wilson arrived siua this
city FROM the scene of the disaster Nes,h
terday morning, and furnishes aiz1tS
World some facts additional tp TAX,
above. He states that the coiliding en-
CINE THAI was running Sh atrial trip Was
speed, asst hhdfcomPletely splltand de-l
r1nliGhnH
train scattering seats cushions, ffsgg-
ments and passengers for 4 edlisideraHe2
distance along the=road M IF4 fsssys u,
Many OF the passengers lay ipSaRSible
2 ad 1ss iP VIII p eShqFi Lass s ssa
scalded;5 wounded, bruised and with
broken limbs, excited the deepest com.
misseration for their suferings.. The
collision occurred some three f1ifes, from
Bridgeport, and there was. only one
house within sight. The bieahs of re-
inadeddate. under tLes e afht
AS soon as. possible, however, those
who remained upinjured, and the coun;5,
try people who. c0uIl be, found, attended
to the sufferers tFhelcar cHshions2Weref
taken out and placed upon the agfoitndS7
and q number of beds and mattresses
were presently iobtdnedI Upop sthsse)
the Injured persons were placed and as
we'll attended to as was poAsfbleH "a few
farm wagonsl were sfanndl and usetl HqH
transporting the dead and badlywound-
ed TO tie nearest houses ,iAas saagg
FIFTY MoREarERsoNslN IUREDs9 "a
THE, list given is ofcoufse not complete
in regard to the minor accidents; as, itiis
believed that At least fffty apefs0nshTeceiTU'
ed bruises more OF less seYere and other
injuries which, however, were opt 80 Az.
riOus as to prevent them from walking.
4Ad sss--.As.s.A4Als - &AaG9l-
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5Tlh,se caable..

L Inc latest news OF ghe cable 10 COM
tained, in the following dispatches
Shouldn't succeed after all these breaks
and interruptions, what wild hurrah
will be raisedthroughout the world dWe
confess to some doubts whether tliese re-
ported disasters may NOT be all '"sham'yy
and gotten up merely for effect to inten.
sify the public interestli the enterprise,
in order that its final triumph may Gre
ate greater enthusiasms ahfi9em IeIans
Eaahi u. FIRST prsp ATcHaitV ,aauoH
20 ~ ~ .aii1Ed ASK BAY, August u. p
"A large vessel hove in sight ut so'cioek
| this morning. ~ 3tnlog niGm stIi. afg
AT this hour, "a O'clock she Is within
Flags are seen gaily flying from her.
tafI beg SECOND DISPATCH #.I aiii T. :,
!4a9 l9s GU ,i' ~ HrlAFs cqysIs4 August u -
p THE schooner First Fruit, from Car
diff, arrived in Harbof Grace, n. f., this
0tning she 5naIkYes the following NIl fe
saon the sixth Of August 6dBs,tti at Y O'Clock
In the morning, saw, the steamship
/ Great Eastern, !. and the British War;
steamer Terrible, AT 8 6,Glock in the
morning saw q beacon buoy, with nag
upon if, marked As follows: p" Great
/ Easterii, number five;,'!p. !! '.se,i.;l.n =,
The Great Eastern and Terrible were
then about FIVE miles 80 utheast from the
beacon buoy. The weather was quite
I'm TSSe First Fruit ths9 iAtd tst tspsa Y
to the mast and hoisted her ensign: 4 ~ ~
noon the Terrible came near near the First
Fruit and received infornatIon from ,It i ner
Of the bearing of the beacon buoy. a,l, 4
The Terrible reported !, that the ca Ml g
was parted on the % Of August; Inc Ia
position of the beacon buoy, ny Ine ~.
s9q ~ , e ihe i Eei d g. RsatS
here this h9rIipg is quite ni t!h D ts q
thick fog prevails, .ilasI ,497o gi yaw
| ho:a 81 THIRD DESPATCH. aeg ladj
t0v gngd ~ ggh HnAar.s DoxuzSV, August ia 81
boz hilii 9ti lgtii via Aspf Bay, AsssPtlA 9eal
We have gust heard, through q schoon-,
ler named1the First kruit, which ar
rived at Harbor Grace ON Aughst IA,
Thai at O'Clock il a! mn, l0ni the 9th Of
August, she saw the Great EASTERN apda
aaiarge screw steamer In blatitNde 81 40
2 north, longitude 88 west, nAt6 o'clock,
2. M, on the same day ahe sawsa beacon
puoy, with a flag marked a Great East,
etn, No o'hiPhe ships at the time,
aoont rve miles southeast from the hugys,
i anu enc weather was ekeeedingly y. thick,
aAo tpggy'iass sui ~ 1nihiou ii sIsdi
The captain Of the First FraitendsA.
Yofea 70 near the 'steanAerl mt owing To-
ia cam Was obliged III give up the
t'et10ft:g 800 itI1us Hoy daidH asIuq
4 4, SSs4hs screw atsgaams ssongsids4be
% f ana spS us it t Asa f Sa,
1sl s vs. SSssIs'ss sa as1aa =
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-18

BILLIARD MATeH-To-pight is set apart as the Grand
Opening Night of Bsardslsys 9illAf4 Rooms over the
Mechanics Hail, where graad <yKsof 1000 points
'carrom game will be played by tn distinguished and
sweli knowaalepts, in thu truly xhed and scientific
ame. vevH endeavor 10 ID ttt3(Apt enterprise of
Ma hired 8earddeg jsssee, byInq4gl detail the in.
tsriof arrangements ofhis room. might we will be
thers to take Yctnts and epdetvrto give the public
siis result ii oar investigates, u6sske cue from
tbe bearing II ashrs genefy, md thu result of the
game played, and how they didit.
The scene tonight will be eilifeusa by the Band of
the seth Illinois The enterprans proprietor has spared
neither pains expense making his opening night one
Of the grandest of the season. FssAS2 -
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-18

Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and stationers are
thorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post aud all orders
N with them will be attended to the same as U lett at
the office Of publication. g,tr 10y
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CIR IAIl-Ths institution is being thoroughly reno
waited and cleansed by Jaor Nelson itpresents quite
neat sna refreshing appearance but wehnst admit not
at all inviting even with all te.s cAsll
ness Fhe wateh.House, adjoining, under charge Of
ofeer Joynes is also kept very neat and clean The
Jaos Mr. Nielsen labors under serious disavantagesas
to cooking &c He should be permitted to occupy his
quarters al the JAIL that he may be on hand at dumes
We hope that Sheriff Dggs will see the necessity OF this
and permit Mr. make bis ssrange1
rnents accordingly ustH .F,1ansD tadf lasqtf,
ii pH u T-TI
AaRIsr or a GIFT BNTERpRisE -efCpnstlbls Robert
Wyats arrested yesterday morning Jacob g. Levy, and
seized his stock which consisted Of considerable amount
Of mock jewey which was put up at rs cents chance
ypu ofcole trusting to luck fol fine amount Of your
prize Justice Stone, 1t will b. under the head Of
the police reports fined Levy 80 and costs which alb
sorbed some Of the profits II N - -
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Policeman Thomas Walkertsofa tth the
Twenty ninth precinct, New York, was.
shot through the head about two o'clock
Tuesday morning, Observation-Disclosures
ne.tr SEVENTH aveAueyibya onelof aipagtyis
qf,ypupg men whom he and another of
ficer were endeayoring to take into GUS,
tody for attempted VIOLATION 9f the peri
son of a womap, and died s rep the Ell
fects of the wound about four no tlrs afef:
IA maA named John WaIN, y rs
supposed, fired the fatal shot and sew
eral Of his companions, Were arrested
and eommitteds5F .
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