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Die nGhffe 3iehunn.

Sin gonlite BON 9reien aus ieber @are bate
Ietten 6reitu9 Na6mittuS cine 8eipre6une
lber bic beprrftebence 3iebuns in Der Office oeS
General rOfOBmarfdals bon Wlarplonc, Sol.
BrDmn. Sames OOuns $50. purce gum Brd.
Tbenten uno Str. IS. $. Pertins gum 8ice'
prdIibenten ernannt. Gbe sl ben @ef6dfter
sei9ritten wurOe, tbeilte Col. 8rOwn fer Ser.
iummlune nit, bub ct felt Der lebten Sisun!
oeS GOmites einen ieiner Stobscffjiere mad
MaibinstOn 9eienoet babe, uno bab e8 oieien
gelungen, bas RriegSbepartement bur6 geeig
nete Brrftelungen gu beitimmeu, Die Quote be-
atneiten Gonsrebs9 iitritts UNI 24O, bic te
6ritten um 376 unb bic Der 9anSeH Stact IN
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@ebeuenbcrid,te . asiIrninotou.

New gort, 1. San. Sine SepeIde (Nes
bellen) BON 8ilminston pom 28. iast, oaB bic
fooerule 6totte abseieselt 1T unO1 nur nod sas
9sipObnli4e 9lrtaOegei6waoer lit 5~uridsebIiez
ben.
Sen. bragg beriatet, Oab BON beren segen.
tpdrti9en @litteIn feline @efubr gu befaraten
lei uno tpenn er friber 8erltdrfung gebabt bas
be, iplroe CT pieIe @~efanseue sema6tv hffsi s..
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fiber ieoeS !SaiS mn, nr&r WV ""t'52s
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ansebOte bstrefs Ger Grri6tuns pen !SOipitd
@ebduoen.
Depot QnartierRethers Office,
VnAfa~ R1 IT, ~

Depot QuartierRsthers 8 fiet,
Patttnsrt, 81 2tt. KtN
HerGetelte Anstbstt i'm DubIiIat usrsen auf eef E yss
Bic DsuntrfGs, IL. San. 1866, Hitttaes IL hbr tnt, -
etusmnaeR, httrtfs Der Grrt&tuHg her tn S~stsenhtm sci x
tentM 5slyttal. @tbdabtn auf hem arnrl taut. Grunft an
stftIt&en &Hbe Der terIdHltrten Gppenh Gtrass.
3wet 2hS6iSe GttdNts RsrsR etEs Isl das lana uuh Al
Gus brett tas aaltrt 1s2 Sus lang NIB 80 dus ~t,t ~ss.
ben fpn. % Ff4srlat
19hebH 1a66iss Haviusn G0srts. 1877 Sae lang uuh q
But BRETT. J4gTe
AuA rsrben gsldfdss tttrefs Gvrt6tuns stutr gtdet.
Fesee SeI&e cen SsipttGI- Grxne ~urueebfH ira, ~sutsesen.
SensmMsn.
SIdue nab Sreelfeettsnen tSnren Guf beler Office Sic
inm 10. Jax. Mtttses IL ubr rtHssfettn prrsen. Nuts
Material fpr tte 0tbaate uRs bic umlaanuHe ptrhrn sSn
her EeeieruRt eelte ert.
StetS Mas,sst aus tsn stntr BON 5pst be Gntpertlihm
9erisntu u terieiantren GGraurte sut @r raaRs hts epA.
traits besl tret fetH. .rF
Dtef, @araRtie Hias RON Glert hes na6ftR Dtsrtttstridis
peer ctn.S .. 81. @eridts-AstsaIi brslestB Istn.
Gas Rtdt, trtehb ttu Hxe,b bot Rrl6t nt1t ~sprtbtiIksft
erf9etkt, iurnd tune fen, TT ssrbebdlttn.
Gsftbste MrisH bic Su is rift traeeni Proposals for the
construction Of Hospital Buildings. uns an zen uAtrFJeie.
4steR eeIef mrs fem.
U. W. Ntppprt,
iaE2-1D Grt. uHp DIR.
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Nenjabrs<0 ruB
heS ,.8aItimOre @e6er.s.

Geas Du aud berSsA mast nit Dstnsu1 S@leisr,
On aeues Sabr, Dor benz mir itunenb fts6ul Z
Sei's ntrer sries, isfs frSSe gieSssfeier,
gDir Uerben nit Der GreiBeitfia @e ssbu. 1
Bir perben 30 iRr fetu, Bic ftatt Der Serrenrs@te
0eau auf Der Grse aGtet = Meui&enre@t,
lInb Bis bic Bprte ruufrsiuil's Rne9ie@
Riot i@Snbeu ule5r eas menI&Ii&e @ei&le@t.
WOPI sibt rte 3ufuxft uns Elm Ste&t 3u ROfeH.
Dean&' SrOseu SieS CAB uns sas Iette 9aRr,
Der a~uffanb Iiest bonn GOkeafO6 s~strOfeK
SIN Sterben. uub Scrbei lit bic @efaRr.
atlanta unb Gabannab ftub s~efaiea,
Der naIGsamaa iant gum 0esressriitt,
am spu5ltas Iies bas SoIt ben Stpf eri&C1eu:
6o@ Ieb bic GreiReit uue Der Staat:nbunb
am Iaut'feu bod bat 1tarpIaub seiproGen
Grrnnsen baben mir zen srSBten SieS.
Die GclabenFefela murben fdbu 1er6roGeu,
&as par bic i6Snfs Tru&t bon bieiem areS.
Ser @eif b e.. @eb eIItrr m irb es Mic
waseu
3 10 erb en n o@ eiH al UNI 3 Elm eS anS,'
GtOIs tanu isst ieeer Strssr 81 Dir iasen:
envy Marylandl Uasiu freies MarrIanb."
5H 3EE is
Gin furjer blut'ser aampf nod unb erruuseu
ST urIers Strebens ernftes Foses 3i.I,
Die @tloUeret bic 9febeEiOu SespurSsu
llnb frei Der Greibeit eiu5iSes Gipl.
Das ueue 9ubr rirS uus ben 6risbeu i&entep,
Drum NOD eiuulal 3ur Srei&e!" Selteni&aor,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mebr! unS trOt @urOpas @auter
Dtrs t uHs Elm frOP, StadieIises Neuia5r..
9. 2esF,
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Marines Departement.
@ureauber DGmpf. manicure,
@ To,othsr 1894

e .. Deje1 Der 1854.
gerfeetIte GnseSpt merten tn etel nj Bureau kis gun
10. Sanuar 1865 yltttaes onsen ntnen ne. Zen frr unten
albtr bef6refenfs Gtfeu, Ee greis mug eine ruHte Gum.
ME lttn fur bic BE rthenbe & oNe Dc pire MOI eptr Sab
lung %eelttfet, bis Der &OHtrntt %srafdneiS erfllt n.
Ebiietruns fubet 19 Gage mad &Useate hes ssG rate;
Part Gnb s. u5 nad . NrnGttp sei6tttn ieia-
Der Grrlratt riTb hem Nttprtefeieenbsn scstten, ted
Etrb fGs &ttt ccrtebalten. ttnl m su n~isertBfn ansetts
iethe BtdhtIne 81 f6tnten.
Die etuebHlt6e @arGrtte mtre StrIGns. IaS Der Gsatrai
rirh ben 1atum traetr. an tuslrem bic Rabrtdt Der Nm
nabme feHtlten 81 Stben wtrh. -
@eprudte 8prmxlare une Snfrulttruen fnh SVn bic fem,
Bureau Az beiiebtn, Anertgte Hne at ten Buresu.Gbef
~ a~trsiFren unp mhfen bic Aufi&rifs trostn TrOppiaIs ,os
Siren, bamtt man Nt BON anhsra @ei8dfts brtsfsH uutrl&ei.
ben farm
8slSerb.s Fnt bic s~trIaast.H eertsu In ben r~siptl4Sen
Sntfstaubbtu1
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5ele0rapbiitbe StaeDrttbten
ettsatst liz ben eatsatrt sDt8sr. ~
BnnOeshauptfaOt.
Nrifen.

.d1 Dafbinston n, 1. San. 9us Wlurinss
Department bat 9ta6ridt erbalten, Oub Der
Sdppner 2opopb an Der 2Ifte BON SeraS burh
ben Ser. ct. 9ampfer 6bccunt NIT 221 8alen
Banmpo0e 9etapert wurbe. 5erner puroe bic
@riss @. 6iaieinbe BON 2iperppUI Dor Wata.
inorus Durd ben 9dmpfer Bemlina 9etapert,
Ser Sannpfer Wadinatu taperte ben G6ppne,
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y. ct. I $40 Ghnbamte- 9tptcn.

Der Sttrtfdr res 9&ssamtS nas&t snf ttefe Sdslbcer.
f9retbAnteM tn eiHem Gtrra!Gr anfmertiann, SaR wtlIem
T~dssASes etR Aussus (!
~H2it lem % aNfae hte Eettert @assabe Ssu BeRbs, Asrea
SxtereftN tn @slc jlbitar fnb, snN bic Strengthening her
paster stll- gtreulatfpn An amssbsn, MaGe Id Defenders anf
bic SitbfH bret 8skatsl Nctea, weI&e iest BEN YublttaH sf-
fertrt rereen, Gufneriiam. Die 5ptereRtt screen Ha6 benz
eeeennirtiiex eenea GER anSera @eeterunef SthertetttR
tIst@ Etken uns bic NSsti2fett has ft tn @~cltiiHitH sra-
etAse opHss nraseTGneeIt Etreen iSnHeH, sttt linen tsEeH
Rettern geertk."
Sie Grlte Natipnol4San ppn Baltimore,
ais ttke 8ixsMi- u atntur btr He ieraue sHertrt btsfe MUtsR
u7ersmIiar1 s. g. Rsrrts, 6afErtr. s
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WtarD Don Nolldu mi II BaIIell BaImfD0Qe
Dor 9sUes SSnIst, g. 6. n
2as Iette Ocrii6t non RibmOnb.
MeaH fpridbt DON elmer weiteren SnDaIfon Hes
efOrrens.
Waibtn9tDn /. SSanuar. Rebelen.
Selerteure beri&ten, baB bic Nidmpnoer Aa>
torItdten einen Blar MAIDEN, beren lusflbruug
Die Welt in Grftaunen ieben weroen. Oas
Aleranorta Stats Scurnul 9ibt weitsren Nufs
i6luS pie fcIgt: o8ir b6ren uOn 9eriOnen,
Del6e in bic gebeimen YGdne Der &ebeIenleiter
eingepeibt gu iein i6einen, Oab bort Elm 9tan
entporfen tpiro, na6 benz ale mpbilen Srup.
pen in gtOroUirginieu iid iammeIn unb i'm Nor>
ben pororingen %lcllen, Inn ii9 ben Srteoen gu
gepinnen ooer gu iterben.
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observation-disclosures.
Sfoti3 an OOeranfens une 0Bafers
NCufumcnfcn.

PAS Gsfs beFraft a { 9trfu7ea, wtItt ttre S~sSranttn
aHsld ifeR laien, fsSss be SrSttstrs Ger Strastu ~lterFntttt
Hus bdbur6 TEN Yubltfum Nnannepmlthts item tertttet wcr.
ben, mtt s tts 10 D0nars. IS ~ rb glbs ans s. asR ird.
rem, sptnn bic . trehensen aae duFern gprridtar seH nab.
renb bee tai e. Wetteis abbreken; baS GetB wirs areaee
G~Mfsefutrt wereeH. SamesS 9. SHter,
l3ps 1mrll Ba6er. SnEentewr.
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!. ,wanobmt zines uOtOrifd,tn c,utriua,

ST. 2puts, 81. Del. Ser notoriide Drill
icuri=GuerilIa 9unter UurOe in Der SalSieeitaOt
perbaItet. aIS er ouf benz Bese nad Californian
ipar. @r bate CUR 3eit 100000 in @reenbads
bel f6. Sen. Conner i6idte ibn nab 9untSs
bile, nd er p~rOseiIirt unO sebdnst perOen
ipiro. ~ n
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r. - 0s Az D. btAiQb allEN
2aar re&twintdtSe aIuStIitRre uHs Cutrtalten.
- SParsn NIT 4 SaGuastn, 2 10 4. eet 3 s 10 I
~ bid.
80 OntsSalttn, 2 3. 10 3. Bet 10. s Istbs, tx bid.
z Orb. etlrt6tt 6itn. Gbtrry glepeL @sfG, nat &ars.
$50 ho lxi5H. DAT 1alaitere.
$4,000 Ard Brl6.
600 6aIkeI AanerfhaaIsn. Raft,
245 &arren @aR.6axb.
$500 STUD ~ rGlineG 8 lans. 6 ttss 2Sa paf.
$500 4us "a 0titt Pine StdNtltEG 10 B Lana.
800 epefRnt YcHea . 8. Ia. SUITE Opdlitat.
Anttettr naIEeu eeaaa bic ssS itntn of rtrt, Tuau
uerhen fam.
Die sertiftate gu Zen anssbstes HhFtH ksr6 ,set
a@sfssstls@t SIraeH un.erfhr ebtn fttn.
Die Btrantreytt4feit ser 8uresr mus surb eu Cert
tines Ser. ct. Gthyt'tssAnraI 8. Giers slnsr aiftriEt
setT etnes gtr. st. &i6ters aEst!te beslanb II f,fS.
Stee ytrisH, seer fetss NiteIteb etHir 6trafs, peIdel
Mnesses nta6t. mus ttntn 2rtpstk ~bsifdsen, penn MIDI Tas
tth tsl3et ssretts ai bigfer Ei1re rest rirt nuete.
NAes AkGterteI sstrb hulM sfner &esiernrs Wasnter. A.
tptltrt ebe 60 SageE snaufr tefz s&s NeHi sfr ttSene fHl'
"a Dss 9epSeFasmesr bsbSNea nFla&eH az c~ermtrRa.
~rstcSte uauHta seystaEsi istni Proposals for Building
saateIials, xRb an GAIT. psaFS 8Spmin, v. 0Ys, ~ aeFs
Ertn. 4
duff Hsfsl hs Gel. n. @. Nssssrt aW. en- 9btf.
AeRrp n
(tGuz III Gfyt. uab VI. OW.
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@rpaer Rnnh.

philadelphia, A. San. @eItern WUrs
gen entoedte man, ooB aus benz bisIigem 3oa.
bauie $4,000 mitteIit Ginbru6s eeraubt nor
ben tpdren. p .,~ hin
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1ss 900 "a GsGtnas' is gu ss' isTs sa"S'
$500 Al DO Is 2.n u.tt
1eS 900 SIS StbinN. lie "a : Ian m.t
128,eo0 AZ geHsu pine SI.sr,no.
300 y GA b b.
1900 = A. Dtd1, a~t1etpttit Gn keihen Sttt n.
SioOO ~ ~ yarttticnbci. Gbse tptett unb eefRst.
ZI,SoO y 6j4 9ealrf, = BIS 8 Sou nett.
5000 /" o. ytes, jrGtrt6ttt an stner Ssits, 16 i. lsne
800 " ga 10 Jus lang 3 9pn rttt
$50 y 1914 Gterrp Ianttx.
$50 5l4 jSteriGttte ftusp pine Stpting.
sso'OOO Nhtle Pine 6btneles gG. / l8 3sn lang.
730 Sexaerrabmen 10-15 lBrsmtbarsl
rs b 1918 ~ mite @fsaen.
Sf44 le'3te lTtoa. Sas6, NIT @IsS 5a'enGtsee, 10 Is
AZ IbIrratmtu, 81 4se NIT 5sblareiftn In rebafe
Isl N ehnn ~ L
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Sabluas in @OIS.

San 6raustscO, 80. 9s;. 9ie 9teuas
pa.6eiesg.buns bat Elm Geies pailirt, oaB Gone
tratte in Sob be;abt peroen miIIen. a.s
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MmeebOte fir Naumaterialten.
N-aartiermetfere Gffief,

Esrct QudrtiernetfsrS Office,
Baltimore. 2. San. Il.
Werieaelte &ueebcte m DupIttat merben GHf :
Ofbce bts sum IL. Sanuar 1855 Wtttass IL Utr. eEtss
e%ensmuueu fur BITE t~Rtsensen BaumateriaIien:
$500 Gvs 0-S Etmbsr, 20 AZ 80 Gus lara gnttte ptt
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SterSisums Don SON. g. 0apton.
Srentpn,'1 /. San. Sic 2ei6e oes SON.
B. Saptcn tpuroe beute inter 8eeIeituno Der
@eietgeber unb bes @ruperneurs beeroiat.
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a. ~ " - w
Gas Sttse ms sra behsu Grusrtisptf&ea Stlsn (eia,
Walbirgton.
Staffe o.. 2
10 eGa %izuh teft agSsgtSenii6e tdtee 6iitaReassn, 4 Spn
10000 ptune bette auasg8 4nti@e eds &ttnaanssp, u Ssl.
1000 Pfune tefe caerttGuti1t edie StieH aneeR, Il 8pu.
10000 TfEnl ttRe dnasrttnntl3e RG@t#tttnaansER 2k Sxs
q sou.
5000 StuHs btFs amssItsntEat Ns&s st;Ttsaaa.gse, ss,
$4,000 sfaSb bsRe Gra.riElntl4t FADE GtIsaasas.n, 4 A.,
u Bon. WI
1000 ? nnS ssfs arnsritaatf&t FG$s GilenRans.n. lk kt
10000 SfiaSSI bette amattltantas ranss etrsnaGns,r. IL
SO 900 Siant sss. amtstiantfe. runts siI,nsauas, *
6el. ~
1000 Ifunt keRe Gnserttoaii& runts GtTeaRana,n \ IAN
SH 3enstn, ME ft eetIGnst rerpsR utssn.
Wdiblngton.
GIatft Re. 8.
$4,000 Plumb btfts antritcutiSstE Gtfra. sk let a. ssa
Daibinet on
@Iafft Re. Z.
1000 pfnHs 0itxnarmssR. IN bet lille Sou Dns6mtS
1000 30 % Mbtt1t 10 b "
1000 70 Ass bet ll.ls b
GbarleStpwn.
SLATE No l..
S24, 600 Plumb btRsS GrnertfantfHee Rt1sl. Gifsn. nan a.
bsN 6cE bid, In Gla&sn ben FOLDER @rSss,I
esridnet ttSbtn nag.
@harlestotrn.
GIdffe Rr {. .
$4,000 &fnnt keheS nmer.sautfNes rWntss Gten MN 81
I3pu he IN SOD Dur6ntfs, In 2anasn ME Se
Eansl rtrtsn maarE.
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Wlarp Opn Nafau nit II gauen 8aumwDue
Dor 9swes SSnIet, g. 6. ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-24
New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention of our readers:
Glenn's Theatre-Complimenta benefit
to Mr.. Glenn, with "Wm. Tell" and rip
Van Wrinkle" on the programme,
s. c. Elliott, Agent of the Atlantic Coast
Mail Steamship Company advertises the new
and first class sidewheel steamers Hatteras and
Albernarle, which leave here every Wednes-
day morning for New York.
Norfolk Sariqags Institution. The city Gas
Light Company desire to purchase checks on
this Institution
Three Very Desirable Rooms are adver-
tised, Apply at the counting room of the
Day Book
Mrs. Mary f. Garter, Administrative of
Joseph Carter, deceased, calls on all indebted
to come forward and settle.
Russell d lNcC6nt give notice that they
have purchased the entire stock of r. B.
Smith q Co., and will conduct a wholesale
Grocery and Commission business at No.
Commercial Row.
Nash d Cobb advertise weekly supplies of
Butter and Cheese, to be sold at New York
prices.
THO F,emen.-The steamer Pioneer adver-
tises for two first class Firemen.
For Nescbeam-The steamer Pioneer will
leave for Newbern direct on Friday next
She advertses for freight and passengers
H. Matthews, Executor of James Wood, de
ceased, advertises a valuable tract of land
near Portsmouth, and a lot of furniture to be
sold on Tuesday. 18th of November
f. F, Ferguson Auctioneer, advertises t.
sell at auction, on the 9Th of November some
very valuable Main street property belongings
to the estate of Robert Robertson3 deceased
Read the advertisement
Leigh Bros d Phelps advertise to sell thre
eligible and valuable building lots on Frida,
afternoon, 9th instant.
Shaw Roberts advertise sale of Boot
and Shoes on Thursday morning next, an
invite the attention of dealers.
Leigh Bros. Dc Phelps advertise sale {
Soaps, Cigars, Coffee and Tobacco, to talk
place on Wednesday next
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-24
LOCAL.

Rig HAUL.-Officers Bonfanti and
wait. who for some days have been on the
Wi have finally succeeded in arresting John
% S' Harry Quinn, James Farrell alias
S VI.'r Theodore Mason, James White and
Tnllv Mosely, who are charged with burglary
aaJ theft in several cases. Yesterday morn
mo , officer Moseley captured another Of the
,tang. named Asa Hurley, who, to use their
e o expressive and polite language. bowed
tbe eaf'" On the rest. The whole gang has
%een committed to prison, and will have a
hearing before the Mayor tomorrow
The police officers named, deserve much
cradit for the perseverance and determination
with which they have hunted these depreda-
TORS Like hounds on the track of the fox,
tbey have chased them from "crib to crib" "
and from street to street by day and by
night, these indefatigable officers have followed
on the trail, until finally the whole gang have
Leen arrested and committed to prison.
The officers seem to think that this is the
marty who have been committing all the rob-
berries and burglaries lately reported in this
CITY, and unless we are incorrectly informed
tbey have evidence sufficient to convict the
whole gang. However, tomorrow will de-
velop the extent Of their guilt and show how
many of them are likely to learn trades in
Richmond.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-24

Honey F6und.-Mr. Fitzpatrick, No. 81
Market Square, Portsmouth, advertises money
found.
pdluable Property for Sa,e.-We desire to
call special attention to the valuable property
Oh Washington Point, which is offered for sale
by Mrs. Mary Guyot. Persons desiring to in
vest in valuable suburban lots will do well to
call on S. s. Stubbs corner of Main and Tai
bot streets.
Nec House,-Messrs. Davis & Brother
give notice that they have embarked in the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission business at
Rowland e. Bros old stand Qate Rowland &
Williams), and having engaged the services
oi Mr. Theodorick Williams will be pleased to
see his old friends
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-24

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-We again call
attention to the complimentary benefit, to be
given this evening, by the merchants and citi-
aens to Manager Glenn. Mr.. Glenn has la
bored hard for the amusement-loving portion
of the community, and has contributed no
little to the attractions of the city, by his I'M
firing efforts in the dramatic line He de-
serves, not only the thanks but the support of
the entire community, and we hope to see a
turnout this evening commensurate with his
deserts. He has spared no expense in pro-
curing the best talent in the country, and has
had star after star, in rapid succession, to
play in conjunction with his admirable stock
company The programme this evening is an
unusual attractive one; Mr.. Proctor appear
ing in one of his best characters, and Mr.
Glenn appearing as Rip Yam Wiph7e, in the
very attractive play Of that name Let the
people turn out m masse this evening, and
give the worthy Manager a bumper, such as
he deserves.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-10-24

NAvAL-The U. S. Steam Barkentine
g Seneca" dropped down from the United
States Navy Yard at Gosport, on Saturday
last. preparatory to going to sea, and is NOW
lying at the naval buoy off Fort Norfolk T.
This steamer has undergone extensive repairs
at our Yard, and is now better vessel than
on the day she was launched from under the
hands of the shoddy contractors, who got her
up as war steamer in one hundred days.
Work can be gotten up in our Yard better, We
assert than elsewhere and the resumption OF
work there, must come about again as a
natural consequence,
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THE UNITED ENGINE CoMPANY.--In walk
ing around the city on Saturday last, we
dropped in at the United Engine House, and
had the pleasure of witnessing the unse6sh
sight of many Of the members Of the company
busily engaged in laying u new floor in the
engine room. 4 voluntary act of this kind
on the part Of our tircmen tells, in " trumpet
tones, Of the material Of which they are
composed, and such an exhibition on their
part, of an earnest desire to save the property
of our citizens from the g devouring element"
should be met with corresponding liberaity.
We ave to have new steam fire engine i'll
this city, in few days; it should be entrusted
to willing hands and brave hearts and these
can be found by scores in the United Fire
Company. Ever on the alert, near to the
main business portions of the city, led on by
a man who has faced fire and death in their
most appalling forms, we know of no company
so fitted to make an efficient use of the new
steam fire engine as the " old United"
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire about ocolck
Sunday morning, was caused by the burning
of three frame buildings at the corner Of
Chapel and Falkland streets One of the
buildings was known as the old round ice
house. and was one of the old /" institutions
of this city. We learn that thirty or forty
families occupied this property, and are neces-
sarily turned out of doors. The burnt proper
ty belonged to the estate of the late Mr. Rey-
Aolds, of Portsmouth, and who several years
ago kept the Hygeia hotel, at Old Point
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
(tL ENN'S THE TIRE

4 l. Il N s T I'll A II r. e
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT,
rendered by the merchants and citizens to
MR.. S. W. GLENN.
On which occasion the eminent Tragedan,
M r. JoG S. RoCToE
And the entire Company, have kindly volunteered
their services.
Tuesday Evening, Oct. Gath, 1865,
Will be performed Sheridan Knowles beautiful
Play, in three acts, entitled
W N. T E l. IL
THE HERO OF SWITZERLAND
VIM. Tell. .......................MR. JOS. PROCTOR
To conclude with Washington Irving's grand
Legendary Drama of
ZIP "A N WINKLE!
Brom Won Brunt,. Mr.. E. w. Marston
CUGARS, COFFEE, &c.-We offer
- for sale, at lowest cash pIices, the following
articles, in store and arriving, viz
% hhos. Cuba Sugar
10 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar.
so bags Rio Coffee.
Is bbls. No. l, 2 and MackereI.
25 bbs. No. Herring.
so kits No. l and Mackerel.
100 boxes Adamantine Candles.
Refined Sugar of all grades
Common and Fancy Soap.
25 kegs choice Goshen Butter
25 boxes choice Factory Cheese.
rs boxes Pearl Starch.
$50 sacks Salt.
25 bbls. Whiskey, different grades.
so dozen Buckets.
so dozen Brooms.
And all other articles usually found in Whole
sale Grocery and Commission House.
DAVIS Il BRO,
oc24-tf Rowland's Wharf.
A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE-AH
IN persons having claims against the Estate of
Joseph Carter, deceased, are hereby requested to
present the same to me for payments and those
indebted to said Estate, to call upon me and
settle. MARY F. CARTER,
Administrative of Jos. Carter, decnased.
Oc24-lW
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CORPORATION CouRT-The quarterly term
OF this Court commenced yesterday. The
Grand jury found true bills against j. M.
Crenshaw for an assault on E. Baker, and Jul
hus Moran for an assault on George Hill.
Some little unimportant business was trans
acted and the Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning, when the civil docket will be
taken up. The docket comprises some TWEEN
ty-tve Or thirty eases, some of which are Of
long standing.
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PHoToeRAPHIo FEAT Mr.. Joseph Hob
day, one of the most accomplished photogra-
succeeded, on the day of the late eclipse of the
sun, in obtaining Photographic defineations of
eight phases of the same-four while the
eclipse was increasing, and four whilst decli-
ning-besides one view of the god of day
while not only obscured from view by the
moon, but also covered by the transit of a
patch of dark cloud Mr. f. has reduced the
science of photography to nicely, as proved
by this chef d'oavre.
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MILITARY CouRT. -This Court was engaged

MILITARY oURT-This Court was engaged
Yesterday in civil cases only. Precela Lock-
wood sued Philip Lockwood for thirty five
Julia Ann Smith brought an action against
Axiom Bawl tor the recovery of seventeen
dollars, and Bawl was ordered to liquidate
Wesley Rock wanted to recover forty-five
dollars aud fifty cents from John Nockum;
but John managed to knock him out of fii-
teen dollars and the Court gave judgment for
thirty dollars and fifty cents. Hannah Mars
ton wanted to collect seven dollars and eighty
cents from Caroline King, but the Court re-
duced the amount to three dollars and ordered
Caroline to settle up. The Court then adj
iourned.
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CORRECTION In several of the papers of
this State, we see stated the notice of the death
of Lieutenant Lynch, of the Dead Sea Expe-
diton celebrity The gentleman in question,
left the U. S. Naval Service when Virginia
seeded, as a Commander: and under the
Confederate Government, held the position of
Flag Officer. At Roanoke Island he was de-
feated with his little fleet of nine vessels, by
General Burnside's mammoth hotilla, and
barely escaped, with few of his officers, to
this city, ria. the Elizabeth City road Flag
Officer Lynch afterwards served under NAL
lory, as his Chief OF Orders and Detail, and
was a polished gentleman, and daring and
we'll qualified naval officer