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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
Spring and Summer Goods
Ever brought 10 thismarkoI AZ GOLD PRICES,
selected expressly for
CUSTOM WORK,

Consisting OF French German aud Domestic
Cloths. of an grades and colors French, English
and american CassimcreS Silk Cashmere and
Marseilles Vestings, Nhit0 Fancy Linen +,
travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under shirts amt
Beavers Scarfs Ties, Suspcnders, itandkvr-
chiefs. Socks Gloves, Gauntlets and collars
Travelling Rags and Vhises sc, Sc Oar de-
Iartment of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
FURNISHING GOODS

l. richly assorted. Bolns exclusively Ia tho
Clothing Business. we can furnish the above 70
better ADVANTAGE 10 dealers aud ON better terms
than can b. had elsewhere
We have the most complete stock aud lirg' II
assortment OF Goods uf any house IN oor hhe Ia
the city.
We are selling goods lower than 40 other
house In tire city, as We bought our socds waen
gold was at the lowest.
We have a large stock of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game aud
venison, served MP in the best style, at Inc
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall. choice
lot of wines, liquors, ales, &c, always on hand.
If GAUS & WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

GET THE BEST. - Cove oysters, canned
fruits, pine apples, English pickles, sauces, cat
sups, Bailey's Excelsior Baking Powder, green
corn, NJ. & j. Pollack's family flour, and 4 prime
stock of choice family groceries constantly N
hand and for sale by Booth, Battelle & Co.,
Steamboat Agents. corner Monroe and Water
streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough T. old is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it Tor sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre w1eeling, and druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
Ready Made Clothing,

Aud we are selling these goods as 10" a, ,1y
9TH I house IN the tad without anS oN'opt.oL
Oar connections with the E,st are aata tALt
VI are able a. olor SUPERIOR INDUCE.
MEMS 10 parties "a need al gods IN oar a.,
We shall spare nO y ms ~ mdtdialn odl I,pa'
tIt,On for kerpiug tia largest anvat aa1 ,Lc.p-
cot stock ot goods ia Our lane IA tue a. 10
which We invite tAo attoauOa Ot CLOSE Buy.
GkS. We buy exclusively iVr CASH.
~ Special aGIeutlon gt'on to tIo all.As Of
orders,
UNIFORM SUITS
Made to order on short notice.
my96m A NJ. ADAMS c..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

lhEHTTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1t is quite probable that the work of
completing the Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad through to this city Will soon
he commenced-how soon, it is not posi-
bile for us to tell but with a favorable
money market. the day may not be re-
garded as very far distant. The line
from Marietta to Cincinnati is being i'm
proved and put i'll a state of perfection
as rapidly as possible. The independent
entrance into Cincinnati will be finished
within about four months. The Pitcher
tunnel, 1900 feet long, will probably be
completed in about the same length OF
time. The fills, doing away with the
t~restles, between Cincinnati and Athens,
are being pushed forward, and the
largest one, at Warren'S, scvon miles the
other side of Athens, will he completed
within about eight weeks. These works
completed, and likewise the Wheeling
connection, this road Will become a great
through route from Cincinnati and the
West to Philadelphia and other Eastern
cities, beside the double connection to
Baltimore, through ParkerSburg and
through this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

KEEP CooL.-Drop into the Bridge
Corner Drug Store and try a glass of the
cold, sparkling mineral water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

IT IS A FACT admitted by every man who
h As succeeded in business, that to do business
vnJI muat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

DAY before yesterday a young lady
reached this city from the Valley, hav'
ing served three years in the Conteder'
ate service. She says she entered the
service as 4 private, and when she was
paroled she wore the ensign of 4 First
Lieutenant. She had been in all the
battles before Richmond, had participate
ed in many of the raids, and was with
Early when he threatened Washington
City last Summer. The woman is about
nineteen or twenty years of age, rather
prepossessing in appearance, we'll educat-
ed, and appeared to be well posted upon
all the leading topics of the day She
had her hair cut short while i'll the ser
vice, and of course it has not grown out
vet. She resides in Kentucky, and ex-
pected to return to her home and friends
in a few weeks.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
TERRIFIC ExPLA' SION.
Another Destructive Fire and ExpA, sion
in Government Works,
kr.,

CHAnAsoooA, jane TO- 1855.
A tremendous exIsosion and Gre occurred here lAss
evening, as Is supposed through csreIessness
Many beNeve, however that the great fire and exps-
sion here last night was the work OF nceDdarism, ~
government property was destroyed simultaneously -
Nashville and GRlatin.
Through the exeron Of General Gvoeyernor the bridgs
and much other government property was saved.
spark from the locomotive, 1t is tiought ignited ths
loose powder in the ordnance department and an nssn-
taneous and tcrribe explosion followed There were
several thousand o xed ammsnition and powder On
hand, oil Of which were destroyed Shot and shell weas
hssng about the town. and persons were killed anG
wounded The immense quarternsster's and commis'
sazys buildings in tho ncighborhooc cgh fire and were
destroyed, Involving the destruction q quarter Of .
miOu dollars worth Of stores. wssou Lookout bouar
tain and felt the shock plainly.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Lnstructions to tho Paymasters fOr the
Payment OF Discharged Soldiers.

Lnstructtons to tho Paymssters fOr the
Payment OF Discharged Soldiers.
wAsumorox, d. c. Juno IL, 1896
rho following memorandum has been issued by the
Paymaster General for the guidance Of paymasters in
| settling with discharged officers and soldiers
l. Enlisted Of volunteers mustered out OF service
under Orders No H. SERIES and kilograms
Of May T. o. 10 and II, 1896, 10 be considered ~
mustered 'on account Of the government no longer
requiring their services" and entitled to balance Of
whatever bounty thcy may the time DO legally running
From this bounty balance to bo excepted those
discharged who were enlisted under the act Of July T.
1884, and call Of the President July 49, 1884, and such
clearly shown to be discharged for confirmed dsabi
lity pensioners
4 Veterans who get out of service under General
Orders No H. current SERIES do 90 out because their
services are onger required as they are expressly
excepted from the operation OF orders for the reduction
Of the army, unless prisoners Of war.
& Non-commissioned officers OF cavalry volunteers
mustered out OF service by reason OF being supernu
mcrary in consolidation consequent upon orders
for the reduction OF the army g. D. s3, c. s are to be
considered mustered out account OF their services
being no longer required by the government
titled 10 balance of bounty remaining unpaid.
Non commissioned officers Of infantry volunteers mus
tered out supe.n in consolidation,
quepce Of recent orders for the reduction Of the army
TO be considered tho same commissioned on
OF cavalry a. mustered out no longer required
and have the balance OF bounty remaining unpaid.
T. In cases OF c0lored soldiers, where the mastering
were "fres on the 18th Of April, 1851" II
take the responsibility Of deciding that II the colored
Massachusetts, soldier represented by Chaplain Leonard
and others similarly situated be paid the full amount to
which they would have been entitled had they been
mustered free the 10Th April 1s61 such payments
will be admitted at the Treasury but OF abundant
ton however the colored soldier should make oath be-
fore q civil military Officer authorized minister
oaths either that he free tire 18th OF April 1891
or that he at the time Of enlistment actually
rolled and subject 10 draft in the State ia which he
enrolled enised required by section third June
10, 1854 second Comptroller June q, 1865.
An Officer stationed in . city where tho government
10 prepared " furnish quarters In kind by
bs permitted under existing and rcgu
laons decline both quarters and communication there
for and receive the increased price OF raons provided
for certain other classes of officers by section third Army
Appropriation act March 3, ls65.-sccond Comptroller,
June 8, lSob.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
brooklyn City News.
PROBABLE MURDER AT THE NAVY yARD--ATPRAY



Yesterday morning, while at work in the saw mill In
the yard, two named James Armstrong and John
voorhs goa into violent dispute In the Of the
interchange Of doabtfu compliments lie stated, voor-
his made disrespectfu and obscene illusions to Arm
sirong's wife, with whom, by the way he was not
quanted Armstrong warned him 10 repeat what he
said concerning her, but the quarrel continued, and
In his rage voorhis again made tho offensive allu.
sions, whoreupon his antagonist, giving way TO
hs rage, rushed upon him. A clinch ensued,
and the furthest probability seemed 20 point 10 stout
fstc encounter but the assalant not feeling satisfied
with the weak weapons nature had given him. seized an
iron bar, with . canthook attached which was lying
near and beat voohs severely about the head and face
Instantly the greatest alarm ensucd; workmcn ran
hher and thther alarming the occupants Of tho whole
yard and the neighbors In the vicinity The injured
was attended by surgeon from OF the vessels lyDg
at the yard and the aseailsnt held TO await the
arrival Of tho police particulars having been son 70
Captain jacobs, OF the Forty second precinct mmedi-
stely after the occurrence The captain with ofcer n.
Smith, took Armstrong into custody and locked him up
in the station house await the result OF the injuries
inflicted on voorhs who was speedily removed 70 the
City Hospital
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
Court CaIendar-Tazs Day.

surRxss CouRr-CRcUrr Part l--8os 1870, 4sl,
1895, s75 1895 SAL, 1929 rss7 s4f ll'I, e4S $50,
1885, 177s, All, 5s5 1912, 1919 1t2p 70S. Part ?
1908 1926 l67o 49, 1902 tS72, 1lso $780, 7c4 lo27.
lSS2
COMMON pLxAs-TRTAL TERx--Part 1--nos. 79o, S90s
o42, so3, s2S 733 1896. 525 41 99s 2s6, 453s $40
93s s73 Part 2-Nos $50, 3s2, oS7, 9oe,' 6SS. S1ds
T3l eob, 250 a. s9E 2lS3 5sa e22, I166.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Personal Intelligence
Generals Poe and S. Dodge at presout stayfIy -
tie Metropolitan Hotel
Major General H. w. Siocurs visited the Stock Ex.
change YESTERDAY afternoon He was accompanied ~
General Rodgers On HIS introduction by Mr. b. T. Nor
gan the hero ef Atlanta received with loud and pro-
onged cheering The General thanked those present fos
their kindness expressed his saadscton ~ the pros
porily Of aEairs.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

tcs S-e"v T-- ry,us 70 Ess.-s.e on special mission
me new bridge OF Chquhuite Will soon be finish d.
General Aymand has gone from Durango 10 Mazatlan,
win MS whole force OF seventeen hundred men, there
fore hs eas not remained to occupy Chihuahua
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

HrAxss Mss, J0ne ii, 1905
Largo steamer is ashore on the Great Rip, twelve
miles ncrth Of ssuketty Head. The steamer isans
Home hss gone to her assistance.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

The steamship Persia Captain ISes will leave th pss
Wednesday FOR Liverpool
The mails for Europe wiz close at hs1-psst sevss
o'clock TO- morrow morning.
The Nxw YORK Naturalization fon EhrJpe-wiu %
ready at half past six in the ernng, and wilconain:-
very Interesting staten s- Of tho ealths Of NORTH
America accompanied wtA map shns ing the Specie
Producing Area Of the Contineat, ard As s'divinoa
among the great Commercial Powers f tie World; 40
count of the Surrender of the Forts at Sa Pass by the
Rebels the probable Surrender or Gas eston, Tgxss
with the latest Of the Movements the Unfoa
Forces in ali parts Of the country; Late an Important
News from Mexico Cuba Central and Southl Arorca 81
Domingo &c. reports OF s important ~ ents oil shs
day.
single copss in wrappers ready epr maitnA six ceueR
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

A.-WhOlesale Mons FNrntshlngl stools
at RETAIL splendid white Shirts, ~: very est: -
Paper Collars 81 30 per hundred; Linen 70 IS d'ssas
Good Socks, S3 per Dozen SMITH fOW4Hk,
No. Spark row, opposite Assoe AIoos.N
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Batchelor's HAIR Dye-The Best in th9
world Harmless reliable nssnansous. Tho only pofssA
dye Factory II barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

A.-Legsl Lottery Prixes Cashed. On
caI drawings circulars and information sent.
j. X. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, New YosS-
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Nation Al Re ne msnt L. fAdfco ote> I, Co NO
email .tont by dclcnte appreaton Imperative
perfunes and proof of the crfti taste g
public toilet Injuries that they h e saoPts2
As the standard article of PHALOhS hI0HB
BLOOMING CEREUS." Sold evorywhsrc.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

AK for Mrs H. A. AlyAn's Torldt HAD
Resorer And Dressing They have equA snd heuld b
u sed at this season. Sold BY AL druggists
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

A.-Cherol<ee Pills, Female Regaiate.t
81 per boz; sold by all druggsts 81 page pamphlet and
vtce Address DR.. W. r. Msrwn, walker street. u
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Address TO SmOkers.-ROllak r u SON, Meert
schaum Goa Broadway pear Fourth stresk
Pipes Cigar Holders retail t sfsr boiled moune
ed repaired.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Cheva1ier's Life for the Hair Rest0ro0
gray hair original color stops s falling out keeps tho
hesd Stands above with other hAS
Sold at the drug my odicc No ll2D
Broadway SARAH A GHEvAL1ER. N. D..
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Diarrh9a, Dysentery, summer Cons
these complaints. Agency Park row. Sold by IN
drugHsta.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Js6. Davis should have Used EnendsR's
''p'"''' 'eA''A'' ''A pESIs. BARNES 4 CO.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Buy Millsr's Hair Dyc--Bsst in Quality
cheapest In price, Try IT, Sold BY drusgss Depot 50 Dsy q
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Knapp & Daxter, s15 Broadvsay.-Fsr-
ro,ype ylgness three dollars dozen. Gems Is censA
Finished In rftssn minutes.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

what is Dr. LIE Richaus' Celebrst teQ
Colaen Balsam fort Ask DEMAS BARNES co, 81 Psrh
row NJ Y address Phelps Richards, jersey City n
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

whiskers and Mustache Prodused I'm
one month ON receipt of ~ viii send preparation guarani
20 produce tho above result Address DR. Edward Hcs
bnss City, N. j.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Buttonhoie Machine
WHEELER WILSON s2s broadway sss Yort.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Use Mrs. q. A. Aliens WORLDS Hair Re-
storer ana pressns for restoring color natural oeau
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Get Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worlds yiaiR
restoring nvgoratng and bean
tifyns the hair. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

The Coolest RAuiard Room Ir the city.
LANGIBy's isp Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

United state. Pas ssport Agency. N Hrog
way roora Is Passports procured at short noslce.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Great Kevoiution n BriSk Makna-
full operatisn three years psst One machine Will mse1
bricks q minute. 1900 in ten hours In all kinds Of
weather housed ready for burning without the %
yard or The brick are hsndsomer stronger, hold iase
less likely be anected BY the weather and every way
hand made brick and DO made nearly two
thirds ess COST and they preferred BY all builders ~
theu One machine will clear III 0 In two huns
dred days or $500 per For further r,lcusrr sad
patent rights apply W ADRIAN REQUA CortAnd cxeses
,tra tai
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

wi,icos & e,Sns' sewinx Machine,
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Howe Sewing Machine Company
BLIAS HOWE, Jr., frsident 612 broadway New forA
utaw wapto
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Dying by Inches.-Tho.sandsa are Draw
ing rapidly deaths door day aim
ply for Of such genial rojuvenatins life sustain
Ing cordial BfOKRENE To rvinorce declining nAtur1
with this eirr lease Of health and lfe. d
per bottle. Depot Dey street. For sale by all draggsts
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
Prizes Cashed I'm All LegaliseA Lotts>
ries, aud information given. Drawasr sont
j. CLUTE Brokers' ONCE, I76 1rUadwaA

Smith, Martin Il Co.,
Bankers aud Stock Commission Brokees.
No. IL Broad street,
u.s7N LOAN AGENTS io'
The different denominations hand ready foe immsik
delivery, and liberal commissions sovs psfss
All easses Of government securities purrbascs and fss
sale
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Post surgeon Hayden, Dating at reaU9
fort g G., states the following In relation 70 cRLMEAA
this ms,arous climate nnd your Rusrs 30 uasful fos
Intermittent Fever that beg ~ sand another case
by Colonel A. c. Hsmn, Medical lnspeoto9.
win the article 10 the sdicai Depsrtnsnt IL
Washington have already done So"
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Trave1lers' Club.-lThe TrAveIIers' Ctvb
House, No West Foutecnh street, of Fh avenus
will bc opened for the and sfter Wednes
day evening June 1868 uentlemsa desiring 70 become
members apply W the Secretary for info nApn nrm
bers who have donated books specimens an to he Vuh
viii please send their donstons 70 tbs roolas ~ NJ early
day aA possible EDWARD X. DUNBAk, fresdsnt
suvrH CLARg, Secretary,
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
Defeat Of the Republicans In MichOa.
can and Sinal0a.
.HECRETE'S TROOPS DESERVING him.
MAxIMILIAN's MOVEMENTS.
Thu gfsnch Forces to Garrison Northern
Mexico and the Frontier,
&C., &c. &c,

The steamship Liberty, Captain Wilson, arrived at this
port yesterday, bringing important from Mexico
received via Vera Cruz and given in the letter of
Havana correspondent below.
We arc indebted to the courtesy Of Mr. c. H. Denison
the oblgng purser Of the Liberty for the extension Of
the usual press facilities.
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restorss
Fray ss to =: Sor M Is Vim Sa oss s
sSs...s Bold at drug .iess And A 81 ~ H f
I'D, D.srnS: ,sss@ sS~.s en- .s:; S:;
cure these complaints Agency Park row. Sold By sn
Dying by Inches.-Tho.sands are Draw.
ing rapidly and deaths door day sin
n ~.. =. e sh 10 an. s n.a
per bottle Depot . Dey For sale Oy all drassss
Great Revelation In Brick Making--
Chambers Paen. steam Brick Mashne has been 10 success.
o. bpsa. mI"uie Or Soo ia ten hours. ina.
,ss ys % and Ss Ss'sa ss t'sy G for sssn"s
bette. ss sss s.s Ss Sa @
% s and ss ssy % ~ css y n o
sss snS % IL 80
up stairs.
Get MRS. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
he :rs S. o 30 a. and
Howe sewing Machine Company
ELIAs HOWE, Jr, Prsdent sss Broadway New forA
Highest Premium Lock stitch sswin0
-A'''S wHEEIER ne wiLsos sas broadway ssv rors.
Immense Prices Paid for Ola BDoks.--
SSsf "a qd ;n f2ek lis s:.sa saaS
Js6. Davis should have Used ElandsR's
Japanese cement ana '''e' !" pESSs. n'f BARNES co.
Knapp d BAXTER, SIS Broadvxay.-rsr-
Finished In nitosn minutes.
Ola Eyes, Made New, without specta9
oe doctor medicines Pamphlet mAiod free on reseipe
i. b. FooTE n. d., Liso broadway. New York.
Post Surgeon Hayden, Dating at psau,
forts g. states the following In relation 70 cRLMKAH
this climate nnd your sasssru uasful fos
In sr beg 10 saA s sToS.p
win recommend che article 70 The h,icaI Depsrsusai a
Prizes Cashed I'm All Lesalissa Lests>
'' and yfP sass sss s ss.a~.s
Smith, Martin & Co.,
Bankers and Stock Comn.ss,cn Brchsss.
No II Brostssresy
U. y 100 LOAN AGENTS.
delivery and liberal commissions siovsd psss.
All ss.se. government. .scur.is. punba.ea and sss
Travellers' Club.-lThe Traveller Club
% % mo o hs NJ. o ss ea,nss q wedn
S.y ssss: SSs ,s!s%:s ss%
c. 'a''r 9GISGfi Rb%%sb % 6tSsss
suvrn cLAHs, Secretary. ,..,,,
The Coolest RAuiard Room In shs city.
LAHGIBY's i@ Fulton street
United St ate. Pa sport Agency. IN Hro4
way roora as Passports procured at short noslco.
L
| Use Mrs. q. A. Aliens WORLDS Hair Re-
Dressing restoring color aud natural 0cauN
L -----
| what ,s DIR. LIE Richaus' Cel~brr TED
| Qolden Rals.m fort Ask DEMAS BARNES Co q Psrh
row M " address Phelps Richards jersey City n
| whsskers and Mustache Prod astd in
one month ON receipt of ~ will send preparation guatanc
20 produce tho above result Address Dir EDWARD Hols
| boz 15 Jersey City, N. j.
wiilcos & GiSss' sewiNx Maehiae.
Ne IA HssA-a-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

REGENT DEATH.--James A. Suydom.
the artist, died at Conway, n, H., last
week. Sir William II. Hamilton, pro-
lessor of Astronomy in the Dublin Uni.
versity, died ON the I'd instant. joseph
Bonaparte, aged 2S, died at home on tbe
9TH. Mrs. Grundy,' the New York
comic paper, has gone to the tomb of the
Capulets, to repose with Vanity Fair.n
The commercial metropolis may absorb
and control the trade of Norfolk, Phila.
delphia and Boston, but she does not
appreciate jokes, unless they be of the
Wall street coinage.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

A marked change is coming over the
opinions of the people of the South.-.-
They are beginning to find out that, des-
pite all afforts to prove the contrary,
THE negro will work" We always
thought he would. We believe that
evena white man will work rather than
starve. The North Carolina papers re.
present the negroes rs working well
and the Georgia planters, who recently
visited Washington, appear to be well
pleased with their colofed laborers. len.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
Clue Nurfnlk 2ast.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1861
A EYE.

Poor old Norfolk We have done oul
best to ward off the blows aimed at hel
dear old face but the strength of her
assailants is almost o. much for our
science. We own that we are weary OF
replying to her viilifiers but we must
own, too, that there is, in recent move
ments here, a semblance of justification
for the renewed attacks upon the char
acter of some of the transactions of her
business men and property holders
Mind, we say, only, that there is a SEM
btaace ; we do not admit the Justice of
the ISLANDERS. Let the city government
and the landlords defend themselves
against what follows, which we copy
from the Fortress Monroe letter, to the
New York Herald of Tuesday
RENTS N REAL ESTATE IN NORFOLK.
property owners in Norfolk, and Ports
mouth also, a casual observer w0uld
suppose, We're now suffering from "a
grievous attack of rem on the brain
me rise In rents proclaimed by land
iords after the LIST of next month. would
,nduce such innocent supposition.-l
warehouses that have been renting at,
the rate OF NJ thousand dollars ler an
mum are to be charged five. thousand
collars a year for, and dwellings some
what in the same proportion. The plain
iact is.and 1t has been boldly and OPEN
~ proclaimed-the sole purpose of this
movement isto keep away Northern
Immigration. The case admits of no.
argument, for all Of a public meetine-J
ect. The people here-and SO thew wily'|
earn II ofthese days-are cutting their
'wn throats. They are killing capitap.
business enterprise and themselves
Mayor Tabb, who Is at the head of this
liigh rent movement, and his crazy co.
ldlutors, have an opportunity to grow
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

We trust the Postmssters of Norfolk,
richmond, Petersburg, Charlottesville
and other towns in Virginia will take
pains to make the mails what they
should he, asource Ofpnblic convenience.
Hnlfthe time the Richmond and Peters.
burg papers do not reach us until the
day after their publication, andwe know
that no newspapermorning mail is made
up hcre. This, we have no doubt, will
he cured in time by Mr.. Wing, and we
are quite willing to await his leisure in
the matter of arranging the postal affairs
of Norfolk.