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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02

CoUNTERFEITs.- SIN order TO keep
thoroughly posted, people should in this
city keep a record of all that transpires.
The best way to accomplish this object
is to take one of the daily papers. BY
SO doing, they may save many a half
dollar, from the fact that there is now in
circulation throughout this city and
Portsmouth, any quantity of fifty cent
notes upon the new issue of fractional
currency, The counterfeit, at first APP
pearance, is well calculated to deceive,
but upon ordinary SCRUTINY, II will he
seen that the notes are printed, and the
paper has harsh and rough feeling to
The touch, and exceedingly stiff to fold.
Take the papers, and keep posted, and
look out for these admonitions on coun-
ferfeits
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOLD ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-On
Friday night last the vicinity of South
Brewer street was selected as q locality
favorable for operations of the band of
professional craftsmen which now i'm.
rest our city. Several houses were ope-
rated upon, but the burglars becoming
alarmed desisted in further attempts and
Tried Others. The residence Of John
Banks, No. Ia South Brewer street, ap.
peared to be their particular object, from
the fact that the burglars tore off the
planks upon the side of the house, and
gained entrance TO the basement. For
tunately one of Mr.. Banks sons hearing
the noise, being just about retiring, as he
had been to the theatre, descended the
stairs, opened the back door, and went
into the yard for the purpose of looking
around. AS he entered the yard he en-
countered large, ruffianly looking
man. Young Banks, nothing daunted
demanded what right he had upon the
premises. The ruffian gave some eva
sive answer, and advanced towards
young Banks, who retired step, slapped
his hand into his pocket, ostensibly to
draw weapon, at the same time eau
tiOning the man to stand, which he did,
but only for moment. Seeing that he
was trying to make off, young Banks Or
dered the burglar to go on, Banks fol-
lowing him. On Catherine street the
burglar gave Banks the slip, and so es-
capped the former. The residence of John
Woodhouse, in the same neighborhood,
was worked upon in order to effect an
entrance. As all these attempts were
made about the same time of night, it is
evident that it must have been precon-
certed arrangement.
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Row ON THE FERRY-BOAT.--On Sat
nrday night, between and 10 o'clock
an army officer was insulted by the col
ored crew of one of the ferry-boats; the
negroes being particularly insolent, and
not appreciating the merit OF moral sua-
sion, forbearance ceased to he virtue,
30, the officer pitched into the colored
individuals, right and left, and soon,
thereby brought them to a proper sense
of courtesy and politeness. Captain
Lowry, the efficient superintendent, has
made it practice to sustain the most
rigid and exacting discipline on board
of these boats, but, despite all his en-
deavors, several of the crew are insolent,
and should be discharged. ~.
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PRODUCE CoMING FoRwARD.-The
steamer Clarion, Captain Morse, from
Williamson, N. c., arrived here on
Saturday with large cargo of cotton
and flaxseed. Large quantities of pro.
duce having been held back in the sound
and streets of North Carolina, for want
of reasonable transportation, that diff
Guilty is now obviated by the enterprise
of c. e. Staples, Marshall Parks, and
Others, in putting on the canal line OF
steamers each, which competition re-
duces the prices of freight to very con.
siderable amount
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] Tylor. Samuel PacR, II Bats, Hampton, Va;
Peter frnes, Suffolk, Va; Thomas j Holly North
Cafolina;N CWiekings q IL Crump, IL Rodgers, Nan.
scmond, Va 7 Gaiwane. New York. Frank PfeelIrr J
Il Radknd, Phadelphisi J McFcwley, Salisbury n
c. " Ii ii and lady, Petersburg: IL u sivonall,
Bridsnna, North Carolina Ringley, Murfree Ala
bama: DR. John Phillips II Ellis } Parker, Sussex
Carter Eiwar'l Hines, wife and child, Richard West
erng, Joseph II Pool lady, two children and nurse
North Carolina; iie2ns and lady Isle Of Wight;
Ga0rd, u Balwn, Charles Ii Rams, wilkins, q A
Calf Hampton, Va; Mr. and Mrs Mellon, Baltimore
George Bishop Ii Harry North Carolina: Arriving.
shear. A Berry, T Brown, j Tallbort Jones
Richmond, Va; + Davis New York Mrs james John
son, four children and servant, North Carolina.
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ROBBERY IN PoRTsMoUTH.--On Fri
day night the store Of Mr.. FSilversmith,
Oh High street, near Crawford, in Ports
mouth, was entered and robbed of forty
pairs of shoes. 1t is evident that the
premises were well known 10 the thief,
as the store door was opened by means
of skeleton key, as the jaws save 10
e yidence of jimmy being used 10 forl g
back the bolts of the lock. The Ports
mouth police are on the trail of the par
ty. We hope they may be successful.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR IN NEwTowN.-
IN Sp, nday night two men, Montague
and How, became engaged in an alter
cation in NewtGWh ABOUT dog neht.
Both drew pistols ana commenced nripg
at each other. The police ran up, ana
arrested the parties and took them tome
lookup in Portsmouth,. No injury was
received by either party. The case VIII
come up before Mayor Collins this
morning.
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VALUABLE TT NJ B Err LANDS
AND
FARMS FOR SALE.

hisNiiS ioIN b'AIIiI.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
Isl. 4 Farm of 12j acres s miles from Norfolk.
"a. Farm Of $50 acres l6 miles from Norfolk.
Sd. Farm OF So acres, in Nansemund county
4th Farm Of SO acres miles from Norfolk
9th. Farm Of 1000 acres, 25 miles from Norfolk
9th Tract of Wood Land, 1900 acres 20 miles from
Norfolk.
It'll Two Farms of 10 and so sere- l6 miles from
Norfolk.
sth One Farm of 90 acres, II miles from Norfolk
9TH One Farm Of o. acres, 3 miles from Norfolk.
10th. 0ns Farm of 800 acres 65 miles from Norfolk
18th. One Tract of Land (hat ceared) of 10 acres,
mites from Norfolk
18th. One Farm of 800 acres, miles from Norfolk
18th. Farm OF 200 Acres, Il mites from city
llth Farm OF 900 Acres miles from city.
18th 4 Farm Of $40 Acres ii miles from city.
10th Tract Of Wood Land, $40 Acres, 30 miles from
city.
nth Tract of Wood 400 Acres 40 miles from city
18th. Farm Of III Acres, Ii miles from city
18th. Farm of 800 Acres, Is miles from city
10th. Farm Of i,2 Acres II miles from city.
2ist. Tract Of Wood Land, 100 Acres miles flom
city
I'd Farm Of 1872 Acres miles from city
23d. Farm Of $50 Acres "a miles from city
9th Farm of $500 Acres, 10 miles from city.
9th. A Farm of 900 Acres, II miles from Norfolk.
10Th Farm of SO Acres 10 miles from
9Th. A Farm OF 100 Acres 8 miles from
18th, valuable Tavern Stand. 20
29th. 4 Farm Of 50 Acres IL miles from
Both. Farm Of "A Acres, so miles from "
6iyt Farm Of All Acres 10 miles from
sd. A Farm Of 800 Aeres 60 miles from
33d. A Farm Of 1870 Acres, 50 miles from
Saith. Farm Of 100 Acres, 55 miles from
Both. Farm Of $50 Acres, 65 mites from
| 18th, four--tory Brick House, on Main street
ssth' Two Frame Houses, on Church street
aSth. Two vacant Lots, on Church street
d9th -Four Lots, On Newton street.
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street
Nearly all Of the above Land is water, ant
the large tracts ara heavily Timbcred description O
each will be furnished application to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and sale
| Real Estate on Commission.
| F0LGER, CARTWRIGHT Co.,
Auction and Commission Merchants
! 8ug7-u ~ WIDE Water street. Norfolk, Va.
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THE GIFT BOOK SToRE.-The fact OF
this enterprise having achieved grand
success, cannot now be doubted. From
early morning until late at night, the
store is thronged with the most 1ntelli-
gent of our citizens, eager to possess
themselves of the rare productions OF
the olden and modern authors and au-
thoresses. The presents awarded to the
patrons OF the store are beautiful in design
and of costly material.
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Bound FOR NASSAU. THE English
steam tug Relief, of Nassau, Captain
Wood, arrived here on Saturday, from
New York, bound to Nassau. She put
in for coal and other supplies, and is ex-
pected to sail to-day. The Relief is hit
led up for the purposeo of wrecking along
the coasts of the islands in the vicinity
of Nassau, and is owned by an English
firm at Nassau.
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FALSE ALARM. 1.-The alarm of fire on
Sunday morning, between one and two
o'clock, was false one. 1t was reported
that the kitchen of the National Hotel
had been on fire, but upon enquiry as to
the fact we learned that there was no fire
outside of the cooking range. We,
therefore, are fully satisfied that the
alarm must have been caused by the
ringing of bells. Ahem
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SATURDAY NIGHT.-.-Main street, be-
tween the hours of twelve and one
O'Clock, ON Saturday night, was made
hideous with the howls for watch /!
watch and the cries of murder. The
bowling ended in a grand foot race
through alleys and over fences, &C., after
captured and taken to the watch-house.
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l. %. 0, F.-The pleasure-seeking del
egation OF this benevolent organization,
from Richmond, will arrive here this
afternoon, in the Magenta. A delega-
ton OF their brothers, of this city, will
meet them ct the boat. We wish all q
happy time.
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AND
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viii radically eSerminae from the system Diseases
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

: 7 4 7 T Q \ "a
The FoTiy-First Term y i'll commence OCTOBER 4th,
Al the Departments viii be in regular operation under
the care Of experienced Teachers
Tho Buldings contain Sixty Rooms, and newly fur
nished and the Grounds four acre..
The full amount received ior board will heretofore,
be expended for the benefit of the pupils Access easy
by railroad, via Alexandria OF Richmond.
Reference 10 the numerous patrons in Virginia and the
Southern Sates-amone them, Hon r. C. l., MoncuTe,
General HuhettE. Lee, Hon. A. Ii. H. Stuart Hon p
thompson, Hon A. I. Caperton, &c.
Terms as before the war, For circulars address
sep25-2ws REV II u PHILLIPS Principal
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ie7-tf Kempsyilc, Princess Anne co
DOR SALE OR CHARTER.

HIGHT DRAFT SIDE WHEEL STEAMER Of eighty
toss burthoB, suitable for Freight Passengers-wei
lifted and in perfect order Also, FOUR LIGHTERS
doced ever, drawing Thirty inches wafer with FIFTY
CORDS OF WQ0D-hut in the most substantial mfnnrr
--expressly Tor lightering wood.
Apply to, or address,
Messrs, DUDLEY BEAN 4 CO.,
Rugl9-tf No. Ii Roanoke Square.
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USE HELM b o l. D .
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IL o r S A L L.

II Q Z ; A J. Z.
l Offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND portion of my farm, adjoining the
village of hempsvie, in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine miles from the city of Norfolk situate the
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools and churches The land is thoroughly adapted
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick There Is wood
enough on the land to pay for it.
Should it not be desirable for any in want of land
to have large tract it will be divided into lots to suit
tor terms, &C. Apply 10 SHAW KobERIs, Auction
and Commission merchants, corner Roanoke Square and
Wide Water ST., Norfolk, Va in whose hands tho proper
ty has Doen placed for sale.
J, VI. BRICKHoUsE,
faF 10 A., Va
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WANTS
TO PURCHASE.

From One Thousand TO Five thousand Cords If Good
Merehantable PINE CORD WOOD, at some convenient
place lighter 10 vessels There he fully four feet
of water at the shore, Apply to- or address,
Messrs, DUDLEY BEAN CO.
auglo--tf No, IA Roanoke Square
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FOR RENT.

IRON FRONT WAREHO US L
FOR RENT.
That splendid IR0N-FRONT WAREHOUSE, No. 7
East lian street, four doors from NaIEet Square. at
present occupied By Chamberlain Co.. is for rent and
possession given LIST January, 1866.
This IL Of the best and most conspicuous buildings
il the city 1t has large Cisern of pure water on the
first floor, fine Counting Room, Gas, SC Apply to
scn2s--5t& JOHN u. WHITEHEAD.
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MAYORS COURT. NJ. Fallon and
Tuny Mosley, confined some time in
Jail, charged with stealing hat at j. b.
Weeks ball, We're released, there being
no evidence to sustain the charge.
James Brennan, n soldier, was com
| planned OF by John Dunbar Arrested
and turned over TO military court
Lucy Rogers and Fanny Turner (col-
| ored,) two deleotable and disgusting
specimens fdepravity, We're arrested by
the night watch for fighting in the
streets. They had literally torn the
clothes from off each other, and the lat
ter, when takento the watch house, was,
as the lawyers would say, IN Ouris uot,t-
rdiibus. The Mayor was completely
disguised with such fair specimen OF
the depravity of our goodly city, and
turned the erring mortals over to the
tender mercies of the military court.
james Blanchard, arrested by the
| night watch Saturday night for being
drunk, was remanded to Jail yesterday
morning, for trial this morning.
James Jenkins, arrested for fighting,
was confined in jail for trial this morn
ing.
Sallie Edelin, (coloTed), arrested for
fighting, was turned over tOthe military
court.
MAYORS COURT - Portsmouth, "A
negro girl, charged with stealing sos
worth of iewelry from Mr.. Winfield,
was sent before the Military Court. Sew
eral warrants were issued.
MILITARY CouRT.---I.ucy Rogers and
Francis Turner (colored), charged with
disorderly conduct in the streets of Nor
folk. Sentenced to pay fine of so
each, or be confined in the city jail for
ten days on bread and water.
James F. Newell (colored) us. Miss
Lizzie Confederation for $50 claimed
rs house rent. Action moi sustained,
and case dismissed
Caroline Barnes (eoloredy, charged
with stealing 500 from w. ;. Winfield
in Portsmouth. Found not guilty, and
case dismissed,
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LIST of consignees per steamship Iazoo, Capt Couch
from New York, Oct. 1st, 1896;
Capt Adams B Allen, Abram Bauni, G 8 Bunting, B
Bockoyer, NJ Bagirs1i Capt Bloodgood, E c BROOKS,
L Beatty, j Cohen, W Capp5, y II Cobb & Son, G
Grow, C B Crowell, Edwin Fitzgerald Il Co.. ForJe &
Butt C " Grundy, ] f!lett. U Grafton, p Henne-
bergh, katsEi Little Rogers Lelage Bros., Ny.
erys, Montgomery Wilson, ii \ Menger, Morris
Pepper j + Roush 6 Co sherman Bros. " G., -
Saulsberry Nottingham W Spratt, George Sangster
" 7 Harrison j p Hathaway } j Hawkins, " Iluda,
ms IL & T. II. }, II W, seidnel Co.. 2 Fabb & Co,
raylor Il Co.. Gilman, S ruitle, II Whitehead II
p Worcester, 4 ", Warren WoNlhousa, j j Wood,
bridge S Il WISE " j 4 Go, c j, " IL Turner & c.
L.I OF PAssESGrRs per Steamship YayGG Capt. Couch
from New York, Oct LIST 1863 SIS 4 Stevens Wife 4
Child, Miss l. Ames, Miag NJ Ames, John VI Whaar
capt Z q FuchH, John Roach, Mr. Winan;s Il Wife
Henry Capron, Rev Y " H-lliard Wife, and Children
NJ Tyler, Lewis Ra,tert. C lisllowe, Wife, SO want
and children, HcuS Roach, Nj Smith, John Iiod. a.
and nine in Storage
CoNseNEEs per steamship IatteTas Captain Paris h
from New York October first March, L Wise,
Dunn Co.. Il I BockoYer Richard Dickson, z lie he
berry, Selner Co.. J. lerKlS, Elliott, Nch0i
Co, Lublin stiner, Wake Chamberaine, G Crow
j G Foster Co, Grimes LNgloria 5 de Shield, Il
L Ames Taylor. Fitzgerald Naval Sofekeeper Pres
ton, Fells Il Co., Fell
HIST PASSENGERS per steamship Haefas, from New
York, u Parrish commander: " Huntington, Fred
NorcOn, George W Mason, Miss Fannie Coan. Miss W
Duncan, Nichols, u RahbuTn, j pelis, G Clapp
Rowan. B q BRYAN,
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MEDICAL.

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
b U G II U
For Weakness arising from lndisere;0n The exhaust
ed powers of Nature which accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found indis-
position to EYeron, Loss of Memory, Waaefulncss Hor
Of Disease forehodngs Evil in fact Universal
assitude, Prostitution and inability to enter into the en-
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The Constitution, once affected with Organic WeakAess
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the system, which uELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCiU in.
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sumption or insanity ensues.
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IMMEDIATELY.

w
couple of FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for Gen
tieman and hi- Wife Apply at this Office, either
By letter personally terms and location suit
able for housekeeping preferred augl5-u
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n q. | l

SINETYfoUR ACREs-opsa Land--neyer been IN
der Cultivation nine miles from Norfolk On road q
seswsl'- Point.
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Each and every hce in the above list ia represented
by Certneate Ihese are placed il similar envelopes
and sca!ed Any person Obtaining Certificate, to b
know what tLoy may have FOR ono dollar. =. "a. .s,s
We charge fol sending Certfcatel paying postage ssd
81 eleven for ~ thir5 Tor 90 sixtyfya for sle and
one hundrs ID for si5. -
Any person receiving Certhcate for article they
not desire for any other article in
LII Of The saIna value BY this method We enabled
70 furnish he pqg With selections from rich and "a
ried stock Of goods al nominal price, While all have
chance Of securing articles Of the very highest value
We Warrant every srteless represented or money
,AeESTs-LibeTat commission and valuable premiums.
Address all orders 10 GEO. DEMERIT & co. =.
sep2l--lm --..g'.s@ 303 Broadway, New York,
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PRIVATE SALES.

The undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
the north end OF Church street and laid the same
of into Streets and Squares and lots offers the fol
sale in squares, as follows:
squares, Acres, making Il2 building lots
squares, Acres, making 1873 building lots
squares, Acres, making lb0 building lots
10 squares IL Acres making l7a building lots.
No less portion than of the above divisions of l.
~ 10 squares will be sold one time and il is prefer
red to sail the whole Is squares to one party
This land is only FOL feet from the pavement on
Church street and is well suited for buildings, and offers
an opportunity for nrestme hat will never occur
again IN this vicinity, being the most suitable site
and, in fact, the only available one for new town or
cy extension in the vicinity of Norfolk and ii oyery
lot had house IT, they could all Ia rented mmedi
aely.
flats of the land will he sent tn applicants and exhih
tied at No. o. WideWoter street.
Ii uot sold will be withdrawn irum market, in this
form, after thirty days. DAVID DEY,
Re- Chicago "rmcs" copy twice week two weeks
and send bill 10 Norfolk POST sepls-tf
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~ " So '.ts-
ONF HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES 'Ii'sb're'
Lana sin mile. from Norfolk on crssE leading from
tie Eastern Branch Of Elizabeth river,
GROWTH OF 60 or DO YEARS STANDING,
~. -
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MAYORS COURT - Portsmouth.---A
negro girl, charged with stealing S9S
worth of jewelry from Mr. Winfield,
was sent before the Military Court. Sew
eral warrants were issued
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= \ -, :, :
On MONDAY, the l1th INSTANT, and until tuIlhfi
notice Train will leave Portsmouth for SUFFOLK DAILY
VIII leave Suffolk at 2; 80 o'clock, p NJ T. q. Giio,
sep1-tf Agent,