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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-26
04en unp 9emaltetes NinpVteb auf NutttOn.

Office hes Deppt Commit. fur gerpHesuns,
. gDaIbtnBtCR ID. Sept. 1853.
@m DCner1s rem %. b. Nt, wtrlen i'm @onpernementS
gbRote tn SIsr,nbrtn ga aut Ssntla nttton etrea
Die Observation-Disclosures ~srSen prr benz Wertaufbftaant
9emddt
3abluus baur in JaestsrunssfUnts.
(18-G7 WiaCr unb 6. 6. II. g. u.
NutttOn5perfauf BON @CmmiliarY @t9eutbum.
8psents @ssenfanbe fOaen tn Oer @Ongernements dde-
rel In @its pUtnt 9a. WttrU 27 Cert. 1866, lsr
Nadm Rfertlt1 osrReisert uerben
6 fen 50 q a n &C., naml!G:
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aen Spl,deeu, oaIetS Sleifene, Na8ei Cement Ealt,
lSftsi nifeln unb Mepte SerOfene Del &Otrabt
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ynrhS 6pl, Ofentbren unb Ddmpfer, Noffan9en Bad
efsntbIren eiGrrre &Sersn, @rrBcutIdse, Ga4ftls.
geaenfdnte ret6e in Der 86derd eebau6 murbsn alS:
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ne Oar lie fletnerer Mrtite 3u utrsiG eir3sn auufGb
rem rpie iUld5e In elmer Bdferet I'm @pbrauG itns.
@ertauts- 8ebtneuneen baar tn MesteranssfDnbs.
3ebn Eaee itub erIaubt, bic SHaaLen 5u entf rnen.
@ep. 6, Vines
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ia gisb mu6 betm 2DaSemeer eepUgen meroeu
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er Intsr,eiduete bebGlt b fGs NeG pp r9eno etnes
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80. s.. @0rtburf,
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(mai22il) 8dltt more.
20cltcrn 0Dinn 0au,
545 Bei gaIttmCre Strase.
@impn 8clte,
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BOrselldn=, Steinglt un0 @l1s Waaren.
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swtfben 9tett nnt GbarI'sar., Baltimore.
9locntcn
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Sabrieamtcn nnS SAMPLER
in Slepes gB6ite eeab 3intfurbeu eeiu, @autpapier,
2aup 8Iad, 9laun @ppperas 3erpentn@Sel, Salpeter,
&ttt Sdr6en &C. 1.
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Earten &c. Rets Srrrdtbts AT sen .,
SUITS Zen N lrftpretfer. (mt2yll
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6errenflei0crz0abcrt,

Nelt Yrutt Str. SO. 358 unb 358a.
Wleiuen seebrtta 5reunben unb benz Publitum made
i'd 6ermit bic an3eiSe, bas p baS i4ca eit 9a9ren an
Oieen PIose etubrte @e6af ibernpmmeu babe unb Be-
Gub9 elm reiGbuSeS Eager BON i8Sneu, elib searbets
eten errentlebern neuer oecn su ben biigfen grei=
fen bpr,Gt9is 6aIten unb aud UlGe au Beeluns aner=
tgen tperbe. @tOe fr GtTfe unb Spieuseuse in auer
Sorteu uub 81 alien 8reiien.
Gerrer cine Iuspabl Te9eni9irme, StSde &C., iopie
ale in bieeS Sad eiui6lagenoen Irtitel.
~ Ilte 8etelunseg werbeu prompt biCtS unb in
fur5eiter Griit anSefertiSt.
a. g 6difer
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Sin Die oeutl4en 9ausfrauen!
&ambcrQer Nrn's,

81 u. $p~arb uub 143 eeriustDn Gtr., I.
baSen es ali Sanb Elm errBss 2a8er BON fri9 tsprtir
Seutfdber letncncr gS eare,
mel9e ite iebr bilte pferiren
3etnen StiA Oamaat, garb brett febr bi4ts
10 6o Ser1tetlen tn allen Qualti6ten.
bp 6rudt OoplteS, pets unb urpetIetd6t
Gtn iebr erceeS AlICrenreut BON etnen 5aubtI6ern
III aaen 0uantitden BON % Cts baS Stdd aufpdrts
Die uner3t1neten eblen ebeniauS tr fetr erpses
rn6 sutes Eager ton
0amenz unb &iuber= @ tr ii mpfeu uub
SerreuzS g ten,
weIGe fe orn 20 Cts baS paar auf@Grts pettaufen.
Wlerino=g8aaren,
nterbemten unb llntsrbpn iIr Gamen Serren unb Rr,
Der, iebr btate.
8c Oeuti9en Ddmen SaItinrres mIrben ppsI tbun IN.
iete gDaaren an5uieben, ebe Ite mo- anoers tanfen.
.t4 ss. am ter8er 8rp'S,
(l5elmDl 81 ". 5spa,b rn6 143 Qeriaatpn Str.
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fE..:f Npui8 NJ. QRSeber'8
@i!I WtarplanO ,Snititut 6all &eitauratlpf,
No. 20 Utartet Gpace.
Dem beNeen lUprbI ute benz duSw6rteen Yublfum era'
pbIe M btsrnit metne aus SBufe etnsertGste gStrtb'
tdaf unb Nehaurdttpn.
8ate unb marine Speten nb su eber Tdeesett 3u tnben
unb ote Bar t ets NIT ben retnen @etrnfen DerIeben
&etftnbe unh @rdtbsrs ftnben eber;eit l1nter'
spiRu'eH. (20ini3Wltuml
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Jnp0rt rteure lC.

@cluarb q. Scene & So,
85 @r9anee BIace, Gde BON Sputbftr.,
DemtfbeS ONcin= unb 3iouDr=G efda6ft
Z a 6R
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-26

- Gieberf S GDfsttterfeIo.
A1 unjeren Sreumben unb Betannten, TUnte btsa Tu.
bItSum ta Mueemetneu erlduten mir uns ttetmtt
bic gnsetee AZ atn 6as ptr unttrm ttutisen Datum ttu
Nsei,t. llno QiquOrs@eIbGft,
bsrsaabsa stt seatisen frans5Fben a1b starstm'f%s
$50. shs seOsS eapar., . Ebiren beDOr 3
GRarfts
nter p6teer gra etotIrt 5Gbsn rnb StrpFeea eetrit
BITE reeQhe un6 biat9fe 8ebienunG.
Galttna1te. ben 81. SRass 1854.
= 00mar0 81. &eene s 60,
85 Grhange Blace,
maiden Defenders aufmerfam Guf tbren mbeer.
syrup fabrtstrt bon d9ten Oentt&en 3tm6ser-Saft.
(1nat27--s)
@riSebe 0Daaren+
Weut beutf6e 8wstf&stn,
@dnAe @rbfen,
8epoItene @rbfen,
9erNe, aue Sprtens
9tnIen,
@rteS,
SafersruSe
SGfermsbI
9instrser unb s6pttssr sak,
stu ~ saScn bet w. ''~'' NSrSItnser & Co.
Stc. 102 2rmbarSitr.
RdmmeI, pUrt, @abetro unb Sterre gDeine BET
(4ur, Np 102 2rmbarSfr.
06iDar0 81. Scene S Co.,
85 Gr6an9e Place,
en- fffertrtbr btuts:
500 Ssb st. Sulten, @Iaret,
1000 :, @baurdgner In Quarts unb YtntS;
1000 y &betn g4etne, Serftiebsne SCrten. (29-S)
Soeben erbGltent
@tampGsner @iber, prima QudIttdt;
Gtber @ffs unDerf6li6t;
9pn. drtn6e, 6rpntnbrann-
Senrp pRnefeIS,
(mrs25S) 161 %. pratt nGbe GtarItSfr.
De6 feiNfae MriS QlemSstEe SrudbtsIOnies Sitter
Ms;ieaer Seit
Die 6pniebImme (The Honeysuckle)
pter
ELIXIR DE VITA.
Ss.iss Eunte tters rDsles felt Gnst entn gUtaeItGfa
its In rupa be1st unb tn bem 2dnbe i1neu IN @ebrane
pn,rnt Ia aus benz retnn &Uen1 IN Vsrbnoun9 NIT bet
R6uSs Uber ;m sSsss S Se Ses
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StsiSsaher Seeurateure Gprbeter &C. fnben tn btttu
r,t. ttterS ene ertptpue 2ueue peS YrpttS, bo
Hen Elm mol aetDltet be &1uer nt rtne b1Ibt etn r
t@t rfC anbere c9endnne Sttters bdngt balbe Dri
su dew5bnden vYuEfen" nte9tAaleter Blai&en nb aes
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nartbtenaten errt9 prnen bertu grtuneen 1uf rbta
et Is oebet benz Ertnfer NOD be Mrs ber e1 anntnbtit
Ie Xrtnt Rett IS bttreS Elmer GIeeana " Eeu.
BELT bea OtE5ma6rS Glt unlcettrDien ba.
SpnDetdte &etal N6enten fSnnen NIT Sreenb enerunr
tat beies rsasIten SstFS IN StRtn Dusenb Quart
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seaemIber BEN MRartte, 8GItimOre,
ServUrat perben. (Gpr26 iD
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- 9enti6e nuO englil6e Sdnlt
P. WACKER'S
ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE


Sbse Mnh0t felt elmer 6eite bon Sabren IN Ser9teee'
nen 8retn betannt burddGs 8eeteaC Snber bu3 gu
ten unerrGt unb eeIunbe @raebune 9le ern
Der menIblt6en telhait heranSubben bttet auS Msue
bu8 berelpen bis sst SeAenfe 9rrauen aud rnertn ST
bspa6ren-Au6er BEN eswEbnlt&en gehraern wte nter'
rid i'm 3etdnen uno dIIe petblten Sdnbarbettn er'
tbelt. NRt ber S6ule IA su eleer 3eit etn Dutf- n-
ftut 1srbunteu uub prb au Yanp, iCwe auf uen mb9
t6eu Bias Rob Gtrei6 Snirumnen BON 6pet be0nferS
Saau Gnseneaten 9brern unterrGt erbftt Gner bePer
let GeibIedts perben tn Spn un6 Spas 8enpmnten.
Rdbere Austunft ertbetlt eer grinctpal 6er Infat
.. QDdfer
fTrbtl2O Wu ia II. 176 6am5ur9fr.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28
Important Letter from the Late Presi-
dent Lincoln.
From the Southern Advocate of Sept. 1871

From the Southern Advocate of Sept Is.
The following extract, which has just
been published, is from the late Presi.
dent Lincoln's letter to General Wads-
worth, who fell in the battle of the Will
derness. The letter, which is of u pri.
vate character, is to be sent to General
Wadsworth's family.
1t shows that Mr.. Lincoln, who de-
sired the bestowal of the elective fran
chise upon the blacks, was, also, at an
early day, in favor of granting universal
amnesty, which, for some strange and
unaccountable reason, is still withheld
from the South, Notwithstanding it is
known that twas his intention to grant,
don,
His wishes, in this particular, the
American people cannot afford to disre-
gard. Congress will, no doubt, exact
the right OF suffrage for the blacks.
why universal amnesty should be with
heid umtil That time, We are unable to
see. rms certainly was not Mr.. Lin
coins plan, whose intentions all narfies
should sacredly observe.
The following is the extract referred
to, in which Mr.. Lincoln saws;
You desire to know, in the event of
our complete success in the field-the
same being followed by loyal and
cheerful submission on the part of the
universal amnesty should not
be accompanied with universal suffrage.
Now, since you know my private in
clinatiOns as to what terms should be
granted to the South, in the contingent
CIV mentioned, will here add that if our
success should thus be realized. followed
by such desired results, l cannot see, If
universal amnesty is granted, how,
under the circumstances, L can avoid
exacting in return universal suffrage,
or, at least, suffrage on the basis of In
telligence and military service. 80.
How to better the condition OF the
colored race has long been study which
has attracted my serious and careful at
tention hence / think am clear and
decided as to what course shall pursue
in the premises, regarding it religious
duty, as the nations guardian of these
people, who have so heroically vindica-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

son THIS DAY l COMPLETE sEvESTY-sEcoND YEAR -
September q, 1855. Old age, when attended with the
spirit of YOUTH the ambition of mddelfe and the hope
full cheerfuness which mark honest march through
the worlds vexations is In our Judgment much more
interesting contemplation than in any other stage,
Much there is of meaning in the title of FATHER-he
respect and obedience It wnshere is still much
of meaning in that of GRANDPA He is the privileged
character, the welcome guest, the peacemaker and,
whether he comes some occasion of fixed feast or
drops in TO see the children only the pratters
round him, shout for him. and each demands his first
cognton. Kings are not so honored. We were thrown
into these reflections yesterday by sight at the happy
countenanco Of our venerable townsman, Mr. Syvanus
Hartshor. Although he has reached the ripe age Of
seventywo years. he is still young man, active ct
and participates in all things beneficial to the city in
which he has spent nearly half century his best days.
We salute Mr.. Hartshorn, and hope to salute him again
twenty-cight years hence
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

pORTER--London, best brands, $3.50; Philadelphia
RUM-s24O@6Oo
ROSIN-Not quoted.
R0pE-Manlia, 23@26c; Hemp, 25@3Oc
SUGAR--Brown Holt &C. Refined, Crushed, Powdered
and iranulated, 2iXc. White, lsl9c; white, 10;
shin siHifINNiGiLEs--ssoo@loOo
STAyEs-s25 006130.00
TAR-$i5095OO:
MISUNDERSTANDING Leaf 2o@76c; Virginia, none;
in market; Manufactured, So. 1$l25 Smoking, 6Oc9
| 81 90; Snuff, 5Oc(GSlO0 -
| WHISKEYS-Old Monongahela dow proof 81. Poop.
30; Rye and Bourbon, s2356I7 90.
WINE-Champagne "Star," "Heidsick" "Gr0en Seal -
De st. Marceau "Red Lac" &C.. $25OOG4200 Sherry g.
ASSOC Port si00@s00; Claret in cases. $500, 50 co. IS
$1,000 and s24O0 sauterne, per case se00@l6 Caor-
mia. per case, sl2.Oo@l40O.
WOOD-Per cord, S4.50@15.00.
WHITE LEAD-S@T
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
FRESH MEATS-At the stalls Beef, according to cut,
lO@15 cts Veal 8@l0 cts; Mutton l29l5 cts; Shoat
| 756D1 90 per quarter.
FOWLS Chickens 25@D5O cts according to size Ducks
| 81 GOAL % per pair; Geese 626l75 cts
| FRUITS-Gnpes, Black and Scuppernong, 10 cents
per quart Figs white and black cents per DOZEN Pears
| 81 50@2 90 per bushel; Apples 1880 cts, per peck
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5@10 cts; Tomatoes 2G93O
per peck Onions 10 cts per bunch Bees 10 cts
bunch; Soup Vegetables l@l0 cts per bunsh Potatoes
75@$l 90 per bushel: Sweet Potatoes 5000 cts pei
FISH-log Fish 81 90 to sl25 per dozen; Spots lolt
cts per dozen; Trout 2595o cts. piece Muet lo@1s
cts per bunch Sheep Head 50(l$1 90.
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE.--Butter 20C935 cts.
per pound; Lard 2Sl25 cts per pound; Cheese 1902!
| cts. per pound
| 0YSTERS--25 cents per quart
TUE DOMESTIC MARKETS have daily an excellent suppl,
and great variety Of fish; oysters abundant, clam
also; provisions firm at quotations ordinary deman,
for wheat and corn, with very &C I've demand for al
kinds Of naval stores; coarm at quotations. gold dull
| stocks flat,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

Our correspondent "Clubs" is respect
fully informed that Fenidn, the title as
sumed by the liberators of Ireland and
conquerors of Canada, is derived from
the latin word ten,tn,, meaning ebay"
or "dried grass" 1t was adopted in the
following manner. Being military or
ganization, 1t became necessary for the
drill-sergeants, in order to teach recruits
their right from their left, to attach a
whisp of ebay" to the left foot, and a
handful of "straw" to the right-and in
stead of commanding fright" or cleft
in changing the step, the officer would
indicate the required movement by the
alternate orders of "Hay foot" "Straw
FOOT Hence the mistake of the Lon
don Times, whenit asserted the Fenians
were linen of straw, land the error also
of the German philosopher, who traced
their origin to the ancient Phenicians.
They were at first known as the "Hay-
men," but as classic scholars abound in
Ireland, the fellows Of Trinity latinized
the term, and thus we have Fenian. In
the language of Horace, we warn the
English "Cuveto, ten,na habet IN cornu."
Look out for the boys with hay on their
horns, or they will gore the British bull.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL,

ALE-Philadephia and Hudson, S3.25. .
BRANDIES-Apple S3yOOa4O0; Honnesey Otard Fl
net Castillion &C. S10001600; Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry, Blackberry. Ginger, &c. S5O0@660 Domestic (com
| MON 1926; California, per case, 5000.
BIrTERS-Bokees brakes, Wahoo, Russ's, Scheidam
&c. 81 001s California Wine Bitters per $500
BACON-Baltimore, Sides 1e@20c; Hams, 25C@ 3Oc
smthfeld Hams, cuts to order, 23@25c
BEEF-Extra Mess, S1s.00920 90; Mess, $4,000 IL 90
BRICKs-Frst quality pressed, $500 "a do, $500
Sd do, $500 f''
BAUGHS PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 per ton.
C0RN-White, 70@75c.; Yellow, ss0@S3c
,COTTON-ordinary, 3o@3ic; Good, 3e@3'ci Mid
C6fFEE-3l@3ec
CANDLES-Adamantine 24(125c
Establishments and Imported 20(9loO.
COAL-Pirst quality, 40c; I'd quality, 35c
Observation-Disclosures Prints, 1896; sprague do
30; London Mourning do 271s; Amoskeag do, ~ Ian
caster Gipghams 80; Delsines, So; Standard Sheet
ing 80; "A fine Brown Sheeting 500; 81 do 20; ~ do
Bicached do 80 So; Ticks 81 a621; striped Shifting
23a25; Colored and Bleached Drills Sl19a39 Colored
Cambria 26a27l5
FLOUR--Family, s125O@15.OO; Extra, s975@12.25;
Super s90O@9.50; Fine, Ss6Ds50.
FORAGE-Hay, 150@200 per cwt.; Corn, 96Cdlo0 per
bushe Oats, 6o@75 per bushei Bran, 4oa5o per BUSH
GIN-s2.5O65Dl,
HOOPS-None
HEADINGS-None.
LUMBER-Clear per thousand $1,000; I'd do, $1,000;
Sd do, $1,000.
LIME-First quality per bbl. s2.5o@s3.oo; I'd quality
si.50@200
0AKUM-l6tqlsc.
oiIaWhale, per gallon, s2Oo@2-2s; Linseed, sl.76
PoRK-Mess sa2oo@ssOo; Prime s2s@s2OO.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

NORFOLK CAN HAVE Miss HARRIS CAss.-The facts are
ready and all that is needed Is skilled reporter to
collect and bind them up. It Is true the shooting seem
wanting; but in all other RESPECTS the case" is
plete. The woman is plump and pretty, and wife The
destroyer OF her the loss of which, it may be
well to state she cheerfuly assenteds husband and
parent with character full Of those ingredients which
help make up frstcass chapter OF scandal Indeed
the plot is excellent and there Is in it the outraged
husband "the sobbng and repentont wife,, the wick
cd trier maiden weakness and Mayors warrant in
the hands of constable. We do not want the story and
cheeruy pass to of the graphic sketchers
of the Richmond press But he should be an artist capa
bic of depicting becomngy how the air toyed in the
Der moonlight ON the banks of the Elizabeth river in
STYLE worthy of the hero and the herons for they
common stuff,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28
THE GREEN SASH OF ERIN IN CANADA

1t Is asserted that the Fenian move
ment in Ireland is merely feint to
cover the real design of the Irish patri-
OTIS, which is the conquest of Canada
during the coming winter. So soon as
ice seals the st. Lawrence and opens an
easy passage to the invading force, as an
educated Celt would say, the exploit of
the heroic Wolf will be re-enacted on
the lofty heights of old Abraham, and
the soil made sacred by the noble blood
of the godlike Montgomery, poured
forth in the cause of infantile liberty,
will be consummated and consccrated
still more by the sacrifice of his country
men upon the altar of Irish unity, ma
tionality, glory and independence. We
warn England to be prepared; for the
decisive blow will surely be struck, and
the provost marshals of Montreal,
Quebec, Toronto, and other prominent
cities, including Halifax and st. Johns,
are, we are well assured, already desig-
mated and have received their commits
sions from the embryo provisional gov
eminent. There will be some fat picking
in the new Canaan for Patrick Finne-
gan, Michael Sullivan, and Miles o.
Reilly. The impudent Englishman
who insulted Gen. Grant during his
recent visit TO Canada had better be
moving; for, in the language of one of
the noblest bards of the old sod, a step
in time, saves nine"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

An extract from private letter writ
ten by President Lincoln to General
Wadsworth, who was killed in the bat
tie of the Wilderness, has just been
made public. In this Mr.. Lincoln, in
response to queries of the General on the
matter, indicated his intention, SO soon
as the national arms should have COM
pletely subdued the rebellion, to grant
universal amnesty to the South, and
said that, in such an event, he could not
see how, under the circumstances, he
could "avoid exacting in return uni
versal suffrage, or, at least, suffrage on
the basis of intelligence and military
service" We give the letter of IIr
Lincoln in another column.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28


pleasing performance and Mr. Taylor looked and acted
quite dashngly the character of the young Tyrolese
lover Mr. Herbert as the Duke de Grandtete played his
part with proper discretion and showed his good taste
by neither saying and doing neither more
less than was necessary. Mr.. Marston was
than usually funny, after exhausting the wine
seller Antony and Cleopatra-the aiterpiece was not
much OF II belongs to the moral repertoire
and therefore doesn't suit We are adopting Partisan Gus
toms fast enough without any promptngs from the stage
To night play entitled The Wonder y "or .
Woman Keeps secret" IA most marvellous thing truly
lis announced, with Miss Kate Reynolds as Donna Vic
lante. 1t is beautiful comedy, full OF lively incidents
and pleasing situations, and the full strength OF thu
company will be represented in the cast The aterpec'
the Loan of Lover in which Miss Kate and MIR
Marston will amuse the audience ana send them home
in good humor.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

The first session of the United States
District Court at Alexandria, Va, since
the close of the war was commenced
Monday. Judge Underwood, the pre-
siding magistrate, ordered the dismissal
of all suits for the .confiscation of pro-
perry, the owners of which have taken
the amnesty oath, unless they belong to
the class excepted by the Presidents
proclamation, and in the case of such o.
these as have received the Presidential
pardon,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

FENIANs IN VERMoNT.-We learn
from that reliable paper, Walton's Mont
pelier Journal. that an organization Of
several hundred Fenians is encamped
among the mountains in the vicinity OF
that town, fully armed and equipped,
and supplied with ninety days rations.
They have two light batteries, and a
pontoon train, and are well furnished
with cavalry. Let Canada beware
Ere the SHOWS of winter whiten the
plains of Abraham" says the Journal,
the Fenians will be down upon the
Canada loyalists, like wolves upon the
fold" Go it old Montpelier! The Green
Mountains are natural rendezvous for
the boys in Emerald
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-28

No REST THE oNGREss-Notwthstanding the
eyentfnl career of this igae both by Hood and flame,
and her historical "reminiscences there appears to be no
rest for her the poor boat till her last rib is cut up and pre-
served relics Yesterday the u B. wreckng steamer
joan Sands and tug Alpha, lay alongside the wreck
and made preparations to connect their pumps previous
to going to work. The day very uniayorable, as the
wind strong from the E., indicating something o,
gale outside, also very high tide These circun.
Stances which wrecker has control will preclude
the possibility of starting the pumps until the weather
becomes moderate and the tides lower The Congress
when raised this time will be taken to the Maynard and
locked in order that she may be either rebuilt or cut up
as the Navy Department have decided upon.