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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-02
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VALUABLE AND MOST DESlRA-
v bic Family Residence on Catharine
Street at Auction On Thursday, the 7th
of September, we.will sell, on the premises, that
most desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. 81,
Catharine street, adjoining the property of John
B. Whitehead, Esq, and John Miller Southgate,
Esq. n .li ,t.- ..
The House is Four Story Brick Dwelling,
containing twelve Rooms, and is in thorough re-
pair, (having been lately built of the best mate
rial, J with Gas in each room. An elegant Brick
Kitchen, with Servants rooms attached, together
with other necessary outbuildings. aoh 2!4ol jsf
The lot fronts on Catharine street 40 feet run
ming back about 200 feet. e.dsgue
rare opportunity is now offered of pprchas-
ing most desirable Residence, it being conve-
nient to business, and IN one of the best neghbor-
hoods in the city, haa}siib T. b.ls usdJ !. '''
i@Sale to commence at II o'clock, NJ, precisely
r. Terms at sale. ~. u ..,i
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-..,., T. F. FERGUSON, 4
sel-tds 4&f ~ N'Ss@ 70 ~ y 4 Auctioneer.
GLOOP FOR SALE Az AUCTION.

| will sell at Public Auction, at Bells wharf on
SATURDAY., the 9Th instant, at IL O'Clock, NJ,
good and we'll found SLOOP, of IS tons, to-
gether with one skif, lot of oyster tongs, cook
stove, &c. u
This vessel is we'll calculated for the oyster bu-
sness, in which she has been engaged for the last
twelve months, but the owner not being able to
attend to the business himself is compelled to dis
pose of her. iJ'i i'F 1'stH
undersigned, but if not disposed of before the
time named above, she will be sold to the highest
bidder. +. F. FERGUSON
saJ-tds L.. ..- w.. ....Ef..t ..-. s Auetionear
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EOUR ALUABLE BUILDING
Il Lots on, William street, Opposite
the City Hall, at Public AuctioA.-We
will sell, Friday, LIST day of September, on the
premises, at IL O. clock A. M,
Four Vacant Lots,
2719 feet on William street, with a depth Of 1873
These LOTS are valuable, their location being
in business part of the city, and offer induce
ments to capitalists for Investment. LAYERS Off
ces, stores and residences can be built upon them.
SHAW g. ROBERTS,
au26-tds ..u Auctioneers.
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OUR ADVERTISEMENTS

We have adopted the following liberal scale of
advertising rates for the accommodation of our
merchants and others, who desire to advertise in
our columns regularly. 1t will be seen that in
most cases the terms are as low as they we're be-
fore the war !: ..,, I'M, .st4f sElr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i
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A RARE ,.s gAANcE EQR AN INyEsTgMH M.
a. geptlemanlof thorough business qualifica-
tons; Iongsand well known in this community,
but of limited capital, is DESTROYS of uniting with
as4Siient Partner having from $4,000 to
$4,000 in enterprise which was in successful
operation before the war. ttrt4ata}}
Any reliable and respectable person who can
furnish the above amount can obtain the desired
Information, and be convinced beyond the SHA-
DOW OF a DOUBT of the safety Of investing
iH, and the profits arising from the business,
(Which is strictly CASH) by addressing M, :"
Norfolk Post-office. $685. sjls,, sep2-1w
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D ICORD's SPECIFIC REMEDY.
-. RIOORD,S SPEOLFIO7 RE.MEDY
RICORD,S SPECIFIC RE1MEDK
,,.s RECORDS SPECIFIC REMEDY.
~ RECORDS SPECIFIC REMEDY

The latest medical discovery and unfailing
Remedy, from the original recipe, as used by him
in the Hospitals of Paris for twenty years. A
Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, DISTINCTIONS
of Urine, Gravel, Chronic and Acute Gonorrhoea
elects, Structures, Weaknesses, and all Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs, whether in MALE or FE-
MALE, from whatever cause they may have origi-
Price ONE DOLLAR. Every bottle warranted
Sold by all Druggists everywhere, and by
...... li.- M. A. & G.. A. SANTOS,
Norfolk, Va.
B. W. CONANT 4 CO., Portsmouth, Va,
Sole agents for the q. States and Canadas.
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nj These prices entitle advertisers to renewal of
matter every month. For more frequentlc change,
special contracts will be made.
Business Cards, of One Square or less, one
d a year - SO 90
90 y Two SQUARES One year. SO 90
Mg- Special Notices double the rates of ordi-
nary advertisements.
@g- All transient advertisements payable 4"
Gdrance. "a slA ~ At9
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PERsoNAL.-The Rev. G. W. Samson, d. D.,
President of Columbian College, Washington, b.
c., arrived here yesterday morning. We are glad
to learn that the College is in very Furnishing
condition, and we observed from a circular that it
has faculty of great strength. DR.. Samson is
of the finest scholars and educators of the age.
We notice with pleasure that he breaches in the
two Baptist Churches in this city tomorrow. :,
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CALIE.oESKJI wINES- y
TENHE VIE asY GENERA " INTRO
I duetiOn Of our brandstofi these fincf Wines
into the Eastern and Middle States is fiatterine
tribute to their fine qualities and decided indi-
cation of thedesire of the people to encourage
American lndustry.sps lisg l.i4 ssl atsis,lJal
Our ';HOCK" is very similar to the Rhine
Wines of Germany, bnt is more generous and
rich wine; and will commend itself to alb lovers
of that class of wines. stasi nR4iJ 4ltsa1
The "ANGELICA''s and ssMUSGATELR3 are
both naturalpsweet wines, particularly adapted
to party dessert use, the sick chamber fhey
are the finest wines of their class in America The
SPORTY is very similar to.the Lisbon Wines, and
is much ADMIRED f0r ts richness 4s delicacy and
M ~ PERKINS, STERN &co.,
Pioneer House, Dealers exclusively in
these Wines, los fremont street, Boston,
Z" 81 ss.s $50 BtoadYay, New York q
~ The above WINES, together. with the
CAL F0 RNfA GRAPE BRANDY and WINE.
Dl' fhRsS HENRY fsS R11s p 3 WORCESTER Agent,
au2e' RHS 's'4H NO. II campbelIy Wharf
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.AIslsINAl,S
STEAMER Adelaide, Cannon, 4ltom Baltilnorc
Steamer James 7. Brady, Lands, from Balti7

SteaineiE Adelaide, Cannon, 1l'om Baltimore.
Steamer James I. Brady, Lands, from Balti7
more, = -(-s-,... rs..sesf,g5s Tz7.-. ~ ~
steamer fhdhas c6lisst, Z Mocafliek.I from
Richmond. n
sfs@sr 1, Martin, i7ifaSg, 4fo1 ~. from itch
lnond 90 s9Y " g. 4.
s. steamer clatpionsy Robinson, ION Philade
s.r7 Ii aslse 81 DEPARTURES taa nst.-s 81.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, for Baltimore
steamer James L. Brady; lands, for Balti-'
more1 Ad9Ae t..s ~ q A.+sa4 e.'e| '~ -
o Steamer Favofite, Rogers, Suffolk. -. asa
Schooner Wave. ]. II, Csittenden, lex Smith
field.
I sSlebp5 New Packet Adams, Smithfeld. y3s
,l7 Schooner Mary Eliza, II. d. Pearce, Eanse-
Hlond. ~ 20 a5aA9G ltal<3N 2tJ 40 @A1G 4st
j Steamer Eliza ALLEN, Mathews, for Burwel,s
Bayya4 ~ 3aisT vi iifa SIS o. 4.4 , as
). Steamer GifrAef Richmond, Capt Power, for
Ri hnland.0 ISL sggpEp4 81, Aiass agsai D. $50
9aaSteasaer Claynaont Capt. Robinson, for Rich
,nond. sfai9g9 ic y .Sal,3 9pyta 44i14ela 'ai a
Steamer Golden Gate, Captain Chase, for New
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How ARE YoItorF faS soAs 9-AIt has been our

How ARE YOttoFF Foa SoAs ?AIt has been our
fortune misfortune, in life, to believe that soap
was ceanly article, and used generally, for all
sorts of purifying purposes; but really, since we
have been located near "a soap factory, our faith
in this article has been considerably shaken.
Byron gives come account of the smells he en-
countered in the sweet-scented city OF Cologne,
and we are convinced, from recent experience,
that those smells must have been generated In va
rous soap factories, scattered around and in that
ancient city Consolation is offered for the ills we
complain of. in assurances of health; to be found
in the vicinity of all soap factories. We cannot
speak with certainty on this subject, but having
tried the Pontine marshes, and the low grounds
around New Orleans, and such other localities as
generate like odors, We are, constrained to say,
that our experience this topic nearly cost as
our valuable life. II what is claimed for these
public benefactione'' be true, then, in view of
the anticipated visitation of the cholera it might
be well to establish some half dozea OF them in
our eity.t We. beg, however, to- say, that we
don't care to have any more OF them located near
US. II there is any health, in these smelh, we
venture to say, the factory near us would stink
the cholera out of town in less than a week. eaf
-------s-%Ss--.--- blu.
N4v4L.-Chief Engineer Harnian Newell has
reported for duty at the Gosport Navy Yard,
ace John II. Long, (same grade ordered 10 the
Etna Works at New York. ~ r
Chief Engineer, Zeller,,late Fleet Chief OF the
North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, has been
ordered to the Navy Yard Philadelphia, vtce
CHIEF Engineer Maven, ordered as above
Chplain Chas. A, Davis, 50 well known to the
citizens OF the two Communities, as the pastor Of
the Dinwidtlie Street church, Portsmouth, has
been detached from this station and ordered to
theU5h 81, Naval Academy at Annapolis Md.
5f.fss.fyi .i+7-7f5f=7---> ~4---+- ~
The CHAMpIoE BILLIARD SALOON. Thurs
day night We strolca into this elegant establish
ment Mt for the first time We know of nothing
in the country equal to it in this line. 1dreat
taste has been displayed in getting it up, and all
ITS appointments seem to be complete. When
We .eqntered about o'clock, we found the room
nlled by aquiet, gentleman company, and active
games going on at all the tables. We know Of
no more rational way of passing an ide hour
than indulgiug in harmless game Of billiards,
aud we know of no place where this amusement
can be pursued more quietly and pleasantly than
at the Champion saloon, Main street
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By Folser, Cartwright 6 Co., Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
Sale.-Will be sold, at Public Auction, on
the premises, on Tuesday, Sept. 9Th, at IL
O'Clock A. M, that very eligible, valuable and
desirable BUILDING LoT, belonging to j. Il.
Dunlavy, situated on Mariner, between Chapel
and Fenchurch streets, adjoining the land of Mrs.
Mary Corprew--3l feet inches on Mariner, and
running back l20 feet-suitable for first class
city residence.
The above lot will be for sale privately until
day of sale.
Id FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT & CO.,
at.e Auctioneers,
au29-tds % Wide Water st.
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Presbyter of the Diocese Q
Norfolk, Aug. 81, 1866.

RELIaIoUs Nor1oEs DR.. Sampson, Presi-
dent of Columbian College, Washington City, d.
U G.. will preach in the Cumberland street Baptist
Church Tomorrow, at,II, A. NJ, and in the Free
mason street Baptist Church ats, p. NJ.
Rev. J.sL. Johnson late of Lynchburg, Va,
will preach at IL, A. NJ, and 8, p. NJ, in the
Court street Baptist Church, Portsmouth.
Rev. J. Fl. Phillips will preach at,ll A. M, in
the Newtown Baptist Church. I'D Y &B
ais Tbs Rev Mi. McPhail win preach in the Pres.
bYterian Church, Portsmouth, tomorrow Sab
bath) morning, at ii clock. \
THE Rev. John II. Phillips Will preach at the
4th street Baptist Church (Newtown) on Sum
"a day, the Sd of September, at IL O'Clock A. N. " Y
sisF-z-fe-+77~-+ts -s+s-----++-z4+sHf
GLENN's THEATRE.-The fall season9of this es-
adjustment opens tonight. The Improvements
mede upon the interior OF the building together
with the talented actors connected wfttit, must
render this one of the most pleasant places for
amusement to be found in the country. 1t is
pleasant to meet with men, whatever may be
their employ ment, who actively and enefgetically
pursue their occupation The lessee and proprie-
oob tor of this theatre Mr.. Glenn proud be all
Us that could desire in this respect and we wish
him the success which his energy and Hberality
entitle him to-. sesgrs,ie IL
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BY Shaw & Roberts.
HOUSE AND LOT AT

NALUA BILE HOUSE AND LOT AT
v AuctiOn.--N c will sell on Wednesday,
September 9Th, 1866, at IL o'clock NJ, on the
Building on west side Cumberland street, first
brick house above Queen, containing Rooms,
Out-Kitohe (brick) J, Cistern of good water, and
paved Yaro. The LOT has depth Of 100 feet,
running back to Jefferson street..
Possession given Immediately.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
au30-tds Auctioneers.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Farm in Norfolk County, at Auc-
ton. ---By virtue of deed of trust from John
W. Davis, to me, dated 18th February, 1860, of
record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk county,
shall, on Thursday, the 14th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1866, (if fair, if not the next fair
day,) sell at public auction, the premises, that
Valuable Farm, on Boush' 3 creek, at Sewelps
Point, in the county of Norfolk, containing one
farm is about eight miles from Norfolk, with good
improvements and in a fair state of cultivation /;
soil kind and suitable for trucking, and presents
fine chance for investment to those needing a
farm. ~ .
Sale at IL o'clock, NJ. ..4
JOHN B. UPSHUR, Trustee
LEIeH & PHELPS, Auct'rs. au3O-tds
TLEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY.
ID PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, IL CHINA DIN
NER AND TEA SETS, M IRRORS, o 1 L
PAINTINGS, &C, A I lis EAST MAIN
STREET, AT AUCTION.--0n Monday morn
ing the 4th of September, we will sell at Resi-
dence No. lis East Main street, a large assort-
ment of elegant Parlor and Chamber Furniture,
Mirrors, &C., VIZ IN part: .srLt. 49, ut
Elegant Rosewood Wardrobe, Cabinets, Bed
steads, Mahogany Wardrobes, Marble-Top Dress
ing Cabinets, Marble-Top Washstands and Toilet
Sets, Oak-carved Buffet (marble top with Mir
ror Card Tables, Oval and Ladies' Dressing Mir
rors, Black Walnut Etagere and What-Not, Oak
Dining Chairs, Extension Table, China Dinner
and Tea Sets, Cut Glass Wine Goblets, Dishes,
Pitchers, Celery Glasses, Knives and Forks, Oil
Paintings, Rocking Chairs, Lounges, Carpeting,
Window Shades, &C., &c. u
Sale to commence at 10 oclock precisely.
'''3. ''Fs9 % LEIGH & PHELPS,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH & PHELPS, =
No. o Roanoke square.
G. R. PHELPS, Auctioneer.

nOUBLE TENEMENT DWELLING
/ and Lots on Bermuda Street at
AuctiOn.-0n Friday morning, the 9TH inst,
we will sell, on the premises, the d
LARGE FRAME DOUBLE TENEMENT
d.. Dwelling House and Lots,
Nos, 10 and II Bermuda street, adjoining the
residence of s. Hartshorne, Esq. Each Tene-
ment has six Rooms with Basement, all in very
good repair, with necessary Out-buildings; good
Cistern belonging to each Tenement The Lot
fronts so feet on Bermuda street, running back
about 225 feet. Each Tenement will be sold sep
arately- ,..'.t
Terms at sale.
Gs5~ Sale to commence at IL 'o'cloek.
Dig. LEIGH & PHELPS,
sep2-tds Auctioneers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
THE CROPS.

AS general thing the crops in this
section of the State are looking finely,
as is also the case in Oakland, Wayne
and Macomb counties, considerable
portions Of which we have visited
within the past week. The hay crop,
which is in the main ready for harvest,
is in prime condition, stout and abund-
ant, wheat full and well advanced,
and the other cereals in like encour-
aging state; corn is coming along in
good order and the root crops also
give promise of an abundant yield.
Fruit, we are sorry to say, is not likely
to be as plentiful as its earlier situa-
ton seemed to indicate, having suf-
fered in many localities from the
severity of the heat and the raw
ages of worms and insects. In this
neighborhood the recent heavy rains
have had the effect to give grass, grain
and the root crops a wonderful send
of, and the prospect for prolific yield
of all the natural products of the soil
in Saginaw Valley was never better
than at this time.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
Increase of Crime.

One of our Hartford policemen re-
Gently had occasion to arrest, in an
adjoining town, a fellow who had been
concerned in burglary, and whom
he had known in boyhood, the two
being schoolmates and intimate friends.
The person told the policeman that
there was likely to be great increase
of burglary in Hartford and other
cities from this time forth. He stated
that the thieves and burglars were
banded together in a secret organiza-
ton which extended throughout the
Union. The burglars, he said, have,
in many cases, for the last three or
four years, had no occasion to ply
their avocation, having obtained all
tho money they needed in another
way-as bounty-jumpers and substi-
tute brokers in large cities. Now,
however the war having ended, these
fast gentry begin to find themselves
getting short of funds, and this fell
lows opinion was that they would
return to their old business Of house
breaking, and with their number
doubled by the state of things existing
for the last four years. In confrma-
ton of the truth of this theory, our
police say that they have had double
the usual number of such cases during
the last ten or twelve days. And we
see the same marked increase Of burg
laries by armed and desperate fellows
in various parts of New York State
during the past fortnight. 1t would
seem that with the close Of the war O
swarm of villainous desperadoes has
been let loose upon society.
The experience of this section, as
well as that of all other portions Of
the country, admonishes us that the
above is no idle paragraph, and eff
Gent measures for the better protec.
ton of property, and the detection Of
criminals are imperatively necessary
In localities whore an organized de.
tcctive system is impracticable, plan
for mutual protection among citizens
should be devised, not to go counter
to law, but to give voluntary aid tc
those in authority to ferret out crime
and bring its perpetrators to justice
A movement in this direction can dc
no harm, and may have the effect tc
prevent or punish to an extent that
will render operations in the line Of
burglary or theft of too precarious a
nature to be as attractive as they are
under present loose arrangements
We suggest that public meeting be
held in this city to take this matter
into considerations
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
Chr @ omrier.
"wednesday. june as. 1895.
NEWS.


There is really nothing particularly
exciting at this time in the way of
general news. Troops are being mus
tered out and paid off as fast as possi-
BILE; reconstructionseems obeprogress-
ing steadily in many of the Southern
States; Gold continues firm at an aver
age of about l.IO; and public atten-
ton in all localities, whether in view
of popular demonstrations or indi-
vidual observances, seems to be mainly
directed to the grand Anniversary of
our National Independence. 1t was
hoped that the sd Mich. Infantry
which was organized at this place
would be able to reach home in time
to participate in the festivities in prep
aration, and such may yet be the case,
but we fear it is impossible, as, even
with the utmost dispatch in their
business and transportation it is hard
ly reasonable to suppose they will
have sufficient time TO bring round so
soon. Business in general here as
elsewhere is beginning to wear a
healthier look, and with the movement
OF the coming crop, Of which wool is the
first element in market, the indications
are there will be at least gentle in
fusion of activity into the whole com
mercial system, and gradual light
ing up of the shadow now too
palpably present for the comfort of
operators in either the buying or sell
ing divisions of the trading commu-
nifty. i4t'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
CHANCERY SALE.

IN PURSUANCE and by virtue Of docretal
l. order Of sale made by the Circuit Court, for
the County Of Saginaw, in Chancery on the
twenty third day Of December 1864, in n cause
wherein Hiram H. Van Leuvan was complainant,
and Walter Wisnor, Candace Wsner, Comelia
A. Young, Adonrain Damn, and Carrie Young,
by Marshall @. Smith, her Guardians adiitem
were defendants.
Notice Is hereby given. that shall sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, Of Saturday, the 22d day Of
July, A. ID. 1865, at the front door Of the Sagi-
nav County Court House, in the City of Saginaw,
Saginaw County, Michigan, all that certain piece
OF tract Of land known and described as follows
Lots six (6) seven ~ and the North half Of five
10y and eight 10y excepting twenty-five by fifty
feet, commencing twenty-five (22) feet north Of
the south west corner Of the above described
premises, running east fifty (50) feet thence
north twenty-five (22) feet thence west fifty (50)
feet thence south to the place Of beginning
The above described lots on Block thirty four
(34) Of Alfred M. Hoyt's Plat Of East Saginaw,
Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated June 7th 1865. a
JOHN J. WHEELER,
Circuit Court Com, Saginaw County, Mich
WIN. A. CLARK, Comptps Sol'r. n305-7
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
SUB-AGENTS WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE
In VIM. N. Titles Addition,
AT REDUCED PRICES.

T OFFER the remaining upsold lots In my ad-
i dition, one hundred and fifty lots, for the next
three months, at a reduction Of one quarter from
the price nsked, and received, prior 10 March LIST,
1865
This offer Is only made for the next three
months. Now is the time 10 buy a lot choap.
Am also Agent for Seventy five very desira-
BILE lots Ia tho above addition, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. For terms Of Sale, or any
other information, inquire Of the undersigned at
his Office in the Exchange Block, corner Of Water
a Gonesce Streets. or at his residence, on tho
property, c, rner Of Carroll Sixth Streets, East
saginaw.
VIM N. LITTLE,
Real Estate Dealer and Agent.
June 1T, 1865. n3te
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-28
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