The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-09
CARRIERS WANTED.

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CARRIERS WANTED.
Three or four more good Carriers will hno
amnlovment at this office, to sell ana denver
the DAY. Book. Boys, here's chance 1or
you
INV WHoLEsALB BooT AND SHOE HOUSE,
Messrs W. q. Turner, Thomas Bottmore' ana
william O. Marrow, three we'll known and
experienced Shoe and leather dealers, who for
YEARS conducted the shoe business 10 this city,
have formed q co-partnership, Tor the pur-
mise of carrying on an exclusively wholesale
and iobbing trade in all the various branches
of that business. Two of the Arm were mem
bers of that old and popular house, Herman
4 Co., and in resuming business naturally ex-
meet to resume correspondence with the pat"
rons of that concern.
This is q move of more Importance to sthe
trade of this city than appears prenaefacis and
we congratulate the other branches of trad.
on its consumstion. Let the dry goods aud
other branches of trade establish jobbing
houses, and there will be no necessity for
the country merchant to go farther in quest
of goods for his trade.
THE ALBERMARLB AND CHEsAPBAKE Ca
NAL-At this time, the A. G. Canal is one
of the principal avenues of trade to this City.
IA. H. all to lown nf
the wealthiest, and most prolific portion of
eastern North Carolina and is making large
daily contributions to the receipts of our City
This is one of the few avenues of trade in the
South, that escaped the ravages Of the late
war and per consequence, has never ceased
to yield it's rich burdens of produce for the
oene6t of our commerce.
WALK UP TO THE CAPTAINS OYFIoE. We
caution all persons against running carts,
drays, wagons, hacks, or any other vehicle,
public or private, on the street until they have
first paid the tax, procured the license, and
had the vehicle marked. To omit, postpone
or neglect this matter, will subject the owner
the delinquents, and the Mayor has to impose
the fine in all cases clearly proven. We urge
all to walk up to the Captains Office and set-
tie, and thus avoid all risk of being fined
MAYORS CoURT, NORFOLK This court was
engaged yesterday on various cases Of viola
ted ordinances, of no public interest seve-
raj persons were fined for running vehicles on
the street without licenses and others for
doing business without city LICENSE In
the most Of these cases, the delinquency arri-
ses from the neglect, and no intention of
(. wrong: The people have not become fully
accustomed to civil law and its requirements,
and in the meantime are paying for their neg.
tleot of, or ignorance of the law. -7J
BIC A, LITTLE A, RoN.--Aaron Green, and
James. ohnson, two sable individuals, were
arrested and taken before Mayor Tabb yes
terday, on the charge of violating the 7ordi>
- nances of the City. by purchasing water mel
s ons in the market house, to sell again. The
AoyVE. uau ~ JuilsuicC'On, anu sent the par
ties before the military court, where no doubt
their delinquency was looked in to.
LAID UP FOR A FEW DAYs.-The steamer
Louisiana, on her last trip up the bay,
met with q slight accident, which will keep
her off the line for trip or two. In the
meanwhile, the magnificent steamer Daniel
Webster has taken her place, and will keep
up the connection.
FoR NORTH Observation-Disclosures every day
some of The numerous steamers, running to
the old North State, leave or arrive filed with
passengers. Yesterday the Gazelle left for
Plymouth and other towns in North Carolina,
with full load of human freight.
Engine WASHING. The Fire Brigade of this
City is to meet, by order of the Chief Engi-
neer, on Roanoke Square on Monday after
noon next to have grand display of the
powers and capacity of the various appara.
stus.
To this end, the steam fire engine has cen
seat to the shop to be caulked, and it 10 said,
will aslonish all beholders. 1t is represented a.
being an engine of immense volume, and
rsat power bat too heavy for general use: