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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-09
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

A BOXING MATCH IN DIRTY WATER
STREEr.--Yestcrday morning, qulte
crowd assembled at the corner OF Dirty
Water and Roanoke streets. We never
saw our neighbors SO excited before; ana
for while we supposed the streetclean,,
ing-contractor had come to town, and
taken his position in the SOURCE OF SIN,
SMELLS, dirt and general wickedness.
But it was not Mr.. Lee; nor the Mayor;
nor the man that struck William Pat
terson; nor horse full of high feeling
that bad broke loose among the bleer-
eyed sisterhoOd; nor was it a taiior's
news, that occasioned the wonderment
of the cats and dogs and washerwpmen
and drowsy sailors just turned cut
No! ask the police-they may tell you
1t was not, we say, Mr.. Tabb's presence,
but it was boxing match between
colored lady and Q gentleman of color
The lady threw In her left, and hit Tony
on the COB, and with her right fetched
him one on thepepper-box. He strucl
wildly, like one confused, but at last
! gave Matilda q sledge-hammer on tn
mazard. The boys were now betting si1
to one on hoops; but Timon soothed tn
bellegerents, thorough the kind instru
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THE COURTS.

MAyoR,s CouRT.-The watch report
a number of negroes arrested, which
cases are invariably turned over to the
Military Court by Mayor Tabb without
an examination.
unnumbered hack. shI e :
MAYORS COURT Portsmouth, Jus.
tice Tucker presided over THIS Court
yesterday. 60,
permitting his horse to run at large In
the streets. rf4I4 III,
William Sweet (colored1, charged with
an assault upon Captain Guy, OF tne
police, was turned over to the military
authorities. sess lgNsy
William Hare, arrested for striking
colored woman, was reprimanded ans
discharged.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

NAyAL.-We have at present lying
in our harbor the steamers P0wnatah,
Tuscarora and Vanderbilt with inc
double-turretted monitors MonadnocK
and Tow AMANDA. The four first vessels
Are destined for the Pacific squadron,
and will sail in day or two, under COM
mand Of Commodore Rogers. The roma,
wanda Is from Philadelphia upon trial
| trip. When the fleet under Commooore
Rogers sails we will publish fuil anG
complete list of all the officers on ooaro
each vessel,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CON,
vrNTIoN. This convention will be held
in Smithfield, on the I'd inst. Messrs.
Thomas & Adams, an enterprising firm
Of smithheld, have purchased sn ae'
steamer John Tracey, and placed ner
m the line to Smithfield, for the
special accommodation of the delegates
to the convention, and all desiring to
attend it. She will leave Wells wharf
this morning, at 10 A. NJ. for Smithtield
in charge Of Captain Edwin L. Light
foot, we'll and favorably known in con
nection with the old steamer Star, Capt
Henderson, of the Smithfieid ant
Hamilton line. .
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

THE FABMERs' BANK-This building,
situated on the northwest corner OF
Main and Bank streets, was YESTERDAY
put up Mt auction. Only two bids were
made upon it, the first by J; |. Biood-
good for $l1 600, the second by w. n.
Turner for $11 $50. +. F. Ferguson, tne
auctioneer, Acknowledgements time upon
Mr.. Turner's bid annolnc ;,d, TO , sne
public present that the building was
limited at $25 900, It was therefore pa y,
at that price. Real estate Is evldentiy
upon the decline. GtA sHs
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s-t.nqr, 81 PLAIN, N
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL,

that was ever collected in Virginia. and our facilities
ing work Of all kinds and in all colors and FORMS IRON
the largest and most varied Poster to the SMALLEST most
tasteful and beautiful Visiting Card, are unequalled-
Our workmen are masters in their art and for beauty OF
design and elegance Of execution, stand without rivals
all that types and ink, and skill and taste can accom-
plsh they can perform in manner to give complete
satisfaction to the most fastdous We say this In no
spirit Of vain boastulnes but assert It merely as Sim
pie fact that will be amply established by an examination
Of the specimens they hive produced Of their
and which can be everywhereas there are 70 De
found scattered far and near throughout the States o
Virginia and North Carolina abundant samples Of their
incompatible workmanship bearing the impress Of me-
| chanical excellence and artistic beauty. 81
The Office is perfect and complete in all Its appoint
msnt.-with the latest improved Presses for printing
and Cards. and with efficient and experienced
uruters there il no work in any inso the business tina
we cannot perform in satisfactory style
The, facilities afforded BY the BEST AND LATEs.
IMPROVED MACHINERY, will also enable US to fui
nish work at great reduction from former price
in Norfolk rendering IL unnecessary, either on &c
count of mechanical execution or price, for any 70 sen
, their orders away to have them filled. cc.r. B..
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mentality, as he said, "of friendly
pail of water,i and soon ail'Was quiee
again in Dirtystreet. Tg

TupArR1cAL.-We sat through the
entire play of Camille, and were not
only pleased, but delighted with the
narformances of Miss Jean Hosmer.
She is everything that the New YORK
nress has ipiyen her credit for being,
and we prefer her personation of Ca
willie to that Of any other actress we
have witnessed in the parta Miss NATL
do Heron may have more real body,t to
her genius, but Miss Hosiner is more
wOmanly., She has pleasing and very
flexible voice, capable of conveying the
tenderest sentiments in the sweetest ana
most meIodious tones-or of bursting
i forth into the widest, deepest and most
| stirring accents of frenzied passion.
She is a fine .elocntionist, reads. very
correctly, articulating every WORD In
I voice 80 clear that even her lowest
whisper can be heardto the extremes OF
the house, and is graceful and even Po-
etical in her movements and gesticui1-
tons. Tn the scene with Armann
father abe was grand as she was also
j in the parting with Armand and.in her
stormy meeting with him again In the
fonrtf act. The closing scene IN tne
|. drama of her eventful life, was beauti-
! S,ilv executed land had she died IN
better cause. her fate would have beeh
,worthv of tears. But Camille never
3 draws tears-the audience nave ~
e lie sympathy for courtezan dying VIII
+ the consumption. Had she been a VIE.
: tno,,s and worthy wife, surrounded py
e Borrowing friends, q sympathetic chorc
g woul yibrate in the hearts OF all ane
It her sad fate would battle all eyes ii
a tears. The people will not weep owe
l. the sorrows of such as Camille, be thei
II story told ever SO patheticaily virtu
e alone is rewarded In this manner
n The play was splendidly put upol
!. the stage, and all engaged IN " dlu thei
3. duty. Much more attention was PA
to dress, properties, furniture and otne
ii necessary details than is generally tn
I'd case. and we, are pleased to, be able
rs record that there was very decided IN
IS movement in everyrespect. Mr.: Jerl
er Taylor's Armand was very good, but
It. lacks mower in his voice for a length
ut and continued rant, like that in Fl
"a fourth act. Mr.. Ferris was genteel,
%, he usually is, and Rosene gave reneWt
IT. evidence of his increasing ability. MI
ON iipan did very we'll, and even Colems
es, allowed some life. We forbear a.
nut further remarks with regard to MI
Hosmer till we have become better 9
! q nuainted with her style. Tonight 81
I'm plays Fazio, which will test her uae
pit. powers, and from the manner she
m Quilted herself in, .Eyadne last eyenin
Il. We have no doubt that she is equal to 7
he personation of any character in =
be- English drama. She is not OF coul
he another Rachel, or Charlotte Cushma
ted but she is evidently good actress, o.
he the peer of any lady at present in t
'he profession. The public seem to ca
ner kindly to her, and she will no oot
rye faiifii q slccessful engagement.
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EVENING Bulletin, Philadelphia

-" When on visit to the city of New York few days
since was induced to call old friend and towns
man, Mr. H. T. Hembold, Druggist 5s4 Broadway, n, y;
hind we have ever had the pleasure Of viewing and
90 extensive being "a feet front five stories In height
and over 200 feet deep It indeed affords us much plea
sure to know that he has been 80 successiui anu u
orn,s evidence of the merits of his artcleas in ou
whole business experience we have not known Of IN
success Of any articlewithout Notwithstanding mefe
bringing the name before the people"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

A BATTLE.-A desperate battle was
fought in Little Water street yesterday.
The belligerents were not Fenians, pat
Of pure American blood--male ana ie-
male. They fought desperately, and over
a wide space of ground in very narrow
field Finally the female triumphed
and put her masculine antagonist %
flight. Great was the rejoicing,, oul
there was not q policeman in sight to
| hear the loud peans of victory. K
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

TRAINING FOR AFIGHT.--Th "boyse
Of Union street, in the vicinity OF the |
Melodeon, had rich time yesterday. |
They have got possession of q r0rd GvaS
in the shape Of a monomaniac ON the |
subject of prize fighting, who believes
his mission to be to whip Heenan, Say
ers. and everybody else, and claim the
cham pionship of the world. He Is the
driver of fast baggage vehicle, ana, ~
seems, got into difficulty with brotner
chip, and has challenged him to nght.
The cause of quarrel 10 Woman,the
same teterrinG cdusd that nas Deeh
transmitted to US from the siege OF troy;
After the terms of battle had been agreed
.,non some practical iokers got hold of
the would be pugilist, and they are now
engaged in training him after the mostap-
nroved fashion for the set-to. Yesterday
Herbert, the trainer of Duffy, took him In
charge. walked him seven miles before
break fast to reduce his weight and flesh,
and then made him swallow three raw
beefsteaks and dozen eggs, in order 10
counteract the enfeebling effects OF the
walk. Thus reduced and fortified ne
was taken into a close room at the Me-
iodeon, made to strip, and several bot
Ties of oil were thoroughly rubbed into the
nores of his tender epidermis, after the
manner of the ancient athletics In the
wrestling games of Greece and Rome
He was then thoroughly coated ovei
with lampblack, az a precautionary
measure, doubtless to prevent the on
from escaping. Dumb bells were now
placed in his hands, and he was
reouired to exercise with them
for five hours without stopping. a.
the termination of these ceremonies
preparations and exercises, he was pro
nounced in an improved condition, bu'
was informed that he would have to un
derpo the same course of training for a
least week before he would be able u
meet his antagonist with any. hope
success. The fellow takes it all in goo'
part, and is intensely in earnest. He
said to be confirmed monomaniac Of
the subject, and is training. in goo
faith. Many laughable incidents DC
Cured during the operations, to whicl
he was subjected, which IF course wer
very amusing to the "boys.n Ifit Ell
fects q cure of his mania, 1t will prov
highly beneficial; but practical Jokes
this kind are sometimes carried too fal
and react upon the jokers: ln the laI
Vuage of Esop, it may be fun for them
but death for the frog. 7i'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

STEAMBoATMEN, Look TO YOUR Ii
CENsE. call the attention OF steam-
boatmen and owners to the advertise
ment to be found in another column
signed, Jointly, by the Collector OF Gus
toms and the United States inspectors
i'm relation to the obligations ana pen
alties for any infringement upon Tue
steam laws.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

QUICK TIME.-Thes steamer Thomas
Coilyer, Capt. Zeke Mitchell, OF the
baltimore Steam Packet Company $
Line. left Richmond! yesterday morn
ing at $3.50. made four landings, and ar
rived at her wharf in this city at 2:lSP;
M. making the time between Richmond
and this city, stoppages included, in
seven hours and forty eight minutes,
with an average of 20 pounds of steam
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP QUA
KER Cry. = The steamship Quaker
CITY arrived here yesterday morning
from Charleston, bound to New Yerk.
She reports heavy weather outside. she
being short of fuel, put in for coal.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01
DIR BUSINESS CARDS.

No Merchant, business man or Mechanic snou'd %
without tbese-and we can furnish them in sny quantity
shape sze style color the shortest notice and ct .
cheap rates as they be procured p the United states
Every man that prespds to do business should Be well
supplied with Cards. 49,
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS.

Under this heading Ia included Cards or Tickets OF cv-
cry description that be executed on cardoard from
ane, large colored handbn, down to bread ticket
The small trades need these and in every other place but
Norfolk, no aker, icedealer, or mkmen or grocer
or huckser would pretend do business without them
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

THE WEATHER Yesterday morning
the wind was fresh from the Southeast,
with misty, thick weather, and in the
afternoon drizzling rain, with every in
dicatiOn of q Southeast gale.
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@ur Uisitina Cards.

Our specimens in this line vie with the nne" copper
plate engavings and are executed with great
on fine enarneled and Bristol Card-board. +
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6eur Tiaeddina Cards.

No couple can live happy OF die in peace blessed py
the love Of children unless they can bsqueath to tae
AS Gifts of remembrance few of our beautifully exc
cuted WEDDING CARDS, gotten up in the latest style
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

THANKs-to Reid Il Co.'S. Express
and to Harnden q Co.'S. Express, for
southern papers in advance of the mail
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Posters and DODGERS.

print these Of all sizes and in all oolors Of INK anu
MINER and next to advertising In the Post the best way
10 make known your business is through the POSTER
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EsTABLIsHED 1926.

NEW BOTTLTNG ESTABLISH
LIN MENT-The undersigned respectfully informs the
keepers of Restaurants, and the public genealy, a
they have entered into copartnershp to carry on the
business of boting the choicest Ales and Porter az no
3S Market Square, Norfolk and corner OF Grace ana h
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
Brewers and from our long experience in New York. IN
the Botng business confident that We can supply
tho public and the trade generally, with petter anu
the first parties in the business, and we are selling ro
fifteen to twenty per cent lower than obbels VINO nave
to pay bottlers North large profit
Ne would say to parties before purchasing elsewhere,
to give us call and try bottle of our sparkling bever
ages.
We would also state that we still continue to manufac-
tre our far famed Soda and sarsaparilla Waters so uni
yersalIy appreciated by felowctizens
Highest prices paid for empty bottles. -
ssn1s-tf r4.e II. CLARK
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

EOR SALE. ~
A FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN PLEASANT
PART OF THE CITY.
The HOUSE is spacious, well arranged built in modern
STYLE of brick and covered with slate 1t has two large
Paflors wide Passage and Dining room -Four Chambers
on the second floor and four the third Is Isolated
from any other building and in good neighborhood.
There is Brick Kitchen large cistern Garden and Stable
| on the premises
To one wanting comfortable and desirable Dwelling
fine opportunity is presented of being supplied Terms
Also. for sale, a tract of LAND in Eansemond county
near the river and the Railroad adapted to trucking OF
farming Address B. Box No. l19, at the Post ofhae.
/ aug l3tXtf 49, - ~ ----llt l-.-.-------
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VALUABLE NIB E r LAM

I'll M b + IL LANDS
" ---.9'I Il ~. AND .Gad,aa tail3
b FARMS FOR SALE. enasi
+. = n. M s,uowinc valuable farms. ~
we oher ,or sas t tSs cros miles from Norfolk
Ist far .. " a 100 acres 1s miles from Norfolk.
"a Tarm " 90 90 in Nansemuud county. =.
ga. rarn u u 90 % "ras q miles from Norfolk
4th BARN ~ VI % Sooo acres. % miles from Norfolk
ON sst " WooS Iand 200 acres 20 miles from
otn; Tr"c' o' WV" A@-"S
Noriok voros of no and so acres, 10 miles from
| =, tm; i"' " y 80 q
Norfolk, :, oe .crss IA miles from Norfolk.
etn Ohe ruin ~ ~ AZ miles from Norfolk
9th 0ne Farm VI ~ soo oc kiI miles from Norfolk
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01
PRIVATE SALES

NJ
VTAIUABLE WHARF PROPEkIf
" 10 FOR SALE. sflrsasts sT-fr r'ssr'
We offer for sale or,c,
THE WATER LOTS
on South side Wide Water street. with ront On Tue w
street of (307) three hundred and seven feet
THE TWO WHARVES 80
are known Taylors and Wrghs's, extending % Tue
Port Warden's line. . ~ I.,set.S t
These PIERS with some repair. oould be made to an,
ACCOMMODATES SIX TO EIGHT VESSELS, ALL IN,
ING EACH TO DISCHARGE CARGO Al rhi
flii.l SAME MOMENT. ID - i.
Au advantage not possessed by any other Water pre-"
perty in the city. ift H4ilf nr 3
r ALSO, zr.5aI
One lot H. corner of Madison wide Water streets
having front on the former of III feet and the latter
43 feet. r Hn4 rlls' b.
The adjoining lot having front Of as feet On Wide
Water street, and depth Of 100 feet
plot of survey be seen at our Office, No. Roanoke
square, w.,up sc,r,MppRtANE
40 I'm f'Elf Real Estate Agents.
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. (ApvrRGrszxHSr. 10 E +
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

vii, cure all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder Cures
Pains or Weakness in the Back Structures &C; Cures
Weak Nerves, Loss Of Memory, Trembling Dimness o.
Vision " - y :.
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PROGRAM M E S

For Balls, Concerts and Parties, are very neA's ~
tastefuy executed in colors
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Eelmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

cures Gravel and Dropscal swelngs existing in Men,
Women, or Children in fact, ALL DlsEAS requiring
the aid Of Duretic 1t 10 the greatest Ionc anu S
retc knownperfecty SAFE pleasant in taste and odor
ana Immediate in its action. al.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-01

THE pRopanroas Of this Establishment respectfully
announce to the Public Of Norfolk, Portsmouth anu VI
entity that they are fully prepared to execute every ae
scription of JOB PRINTING known to the business
not only with NEATNEss and DESPATCH. but IN
style unsurpassed in the South for BEAUTY and ELh
CANOE We have the most complete and varied assort
ment of TYPE of ALL SIZES and Descriptions
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BILLS OF FARE

Done in manner 80 skill and rare that cen epicures
will not complain Of the fare. No Hotel or Restaurant
should be without them These furnish daily at re-
duced prices
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L A B E L S.
Apothecaries Druggists and others who make use Of
these necessary articles can be promptly supplied.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-07
COMMERCIAL. ''i"'
Daily Review of indianapolis Mar
ket---W holesals,

iSDIAsAPoLIs, FRIDAY EyEsIse, Oct Q.
NHEAT-There is not mach wheat arriving-old il
htd firm 81 O5 for white and for red New average
from Coo to 81 40, according TO quality. - ee
CORN-There is no shipping The price is steady
ztso965c for home consumption. New corn, 40si5c
0ATS-Ihere j. good demand for No. sweet a
SIC An inferior quality sells at SOC.
EARLEY-The market il dull. Prime fall, old Ar.
new will command 81 I59I 90 inferio. as low as Sc
FLOUR Market dull Superfne &C oO96 SO; exirs
- 509s 90; family 80 50alo IS old wheat -four, fol
Acme consumption, is IN good demand.
- PROVlSIoNS-Canvssssd hams 2sGs0c; mess porl
s3f 50as5 CO; cheese zoe W. r. Hamburg zoe lard e
saDc; Peschblown and Meschanc potatoes 81 1892 o,
per hb sweet potatoes &c 80 perbbl.
8 1aioCERlES- The advance ia sugar in New York hs
given increased frrnness to narke, here We quote
fair to choice Rio csfes 3ls3ec hard refined suga
at ei1492ac, white eOhc, extra l911c; raw do. a
I49sSlsc, ard molasses at slsl 10 for Porte Rico.
FRUfr-A good demand for green. apples Of from !;
to o. per Dbl. for choice from store. -fi 6.
BUrrER-An active demand for choice Central Ohio
In tubs at 5Oc asG ii sells freely On arrival; Ind an.
prime at 409s2c. -Hs.a.tft
EGGs-Receipts light. A firm market at &c pc
doz, shippers count, from store. sr
sUNDmEs-Peathsrs 75c; tsIlow l4915; be-swsx 81
csc; ginseng e5c..
wHsKY-Hishwines ~ " and firm; rectined whisky
81 25S2 2e. - sHa
SEEDS Timothy a. sOs5; FAX seed - IS.