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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-18

All who value a beautiful head OF hair, aud its
preservation from premature badness anj turn
Ing gray, will not fail TO use Lyons celSbratsd
KathairOn 1t makes the hair rich. sOft aud
glossy, eTadicates dandrutf and causes the hair
to gro" with luTTnisnt beauty Sold every
where Z THOMAS LYON
Chemist New York.
Saratoga spriuE Water, sold by -
Druggists
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TORONTO, April 1.-THE examination
at Cornwall has been conducted with
closed doors. Several other arrests Of
Tenians are reported here to day. The
police have gained information of sus'
pected parties and the arrests Of all i'm
plicated will probably sooD take place
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The Reported Fsnian Fight a
Calais a Hoax

EAsrpoRT, MAINE, April ii.-Much OF
the news sent from here in special tele-
grams is false. There has been no fight
at Calais, and there is no Fenian pri.
vateer here. The Fenians are perfectly
quiet, confning themselves to speech
making and ananymons proclamatiOns
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8. F. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER 8, eCULP-
NlsT0R, No, I'D Main Street. Wheeling. Va
FMonumental Work of ali kinds made to
order on short notice. Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture and Designing, sepa8
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H. W. PHILLIPS,
JOHN BROWN,
SUCCESSOR TO
w YkES & BROW e.

IS9 Main street, WhceIrRy y "a
UHOTOGRAPHs OF All SIZES
cc;ors finished in the latest styles.
a large assortment of gilt anu rosewood frames
Also Variety of Fancy and Cheap Cases
Old Pictures copied TO cards or lite-si7e
sTCall and examine. ~
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Heimstreets inimitaGla Han COloriOg has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty wears
1t acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF the
hair, and changes it TO its original color by de
grees All instantaneous dyes deaden ana IN
jure the hair HeimStree iS not a dye but is
certain in its results, promotes its growth and
is beautiful Hair Dressing Price 50 cuEts sni
81 co. Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Dealers
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LYONS EXTRACT or PURE JAMAICA GH0ER-
for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, &c where 4 warming
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prepa.
ration and entire purity makes IL cheap and
reliable article for culinary puIpasrs Sold us
erywhere at 81 cents per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ali
Druggists. Itb- eothUJ'
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NEWARK, n. J., April i7-Capt Ezra
N7e formerly ofthe Collins steamer Pa
cif,. died at noon tod sy
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General Grant in Philadelphia
General Meade aud STAFF Leave
for Rastport, we

PHILADELPHIA, April E.-GeneraI
Grant arrived here last night
General Meade and staff left for East
port, Maine to-day. it is supposed in
connection with Fenian movements
there.
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Wursspe .tiully invite tho attention OF tie
trade ana puI 5hassIs generally to our very
large and wen assorted stock oil goods Of new
and choice patterns, and oil our own direct I'm
portation which We are prepared to sell at less
prices than the aamo qualities OF goods can be
bought IL eithor the eastern Or western cities
W. g0leit I call
WINsHTP. WOODS & CO
maEi2Em No Main 6trest
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-24
NEW. AdYertiselnents.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
w. B. Rogers d Co. have combined the Ship
Chandlery, Ship Brokerage, and Commission fea-
lures with the liquor business. They are agents
for the Mount Vernon Cotton Duck Twine &C.,
Mr.. R. B. Banks being in charge Of the new bust
ness.
Look at the little joker at Pepper's-c called
Common Sense. :" 1t costs only $40 1t hens,
tucks, &C., to ravelin. 84
y E. c. Lindsey Dc Co. have valuable farm in
Isle OF Wight County, for sale.
: j. d. Simms, the Sanitary Superintendent, has
a book at No. 20 Main street.. Record your COM
plants. .s5L.sasl 58
4 3. C. Den,ing talks of the lArchimedean lever,
that points to the Groceries at No. 7 Main street.
tie the claims against the estate of Captain Ell
liott.sa..a st.. 80 slg,Vs4
Mash, Cobb & Co., are Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants, and keep Groceries and Lii
quors. Go to No. 8 Commercial Row, and try
them. fine lot of North Carolina Bacon and a
lot of Cotton Yarn are for sale by Nash, Cobb 4
Go.
Ashton & Emmerson, No. 40 Crawford street,
are Auctioneers. They offer for sale, a desirable
lotin Newtown, which will be sold on the 9Th Of
June, before the Court House-under Special
Commissioner Cowper.
The United Fire Company hold a meeting ON
next Friday evening, at p. NJ so says Mr..
Solomon, the Secretary. Nd 5a,i ss9i d
$50 Re,oard.-James W.. Stone adyertises his
wife, and offers the above reward. i.s. Ipe2
E &c. II. Delk-Maryland, Delaware, and New
York Batter, just received. Is
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The following cases were dismissed:
Gillette, Cherry Mapp vs. steamer Washing
ton Irving.
Gordon vs.. Dezendorf.
Rocks VS.. barge Columbia.
Thomas Thompson VS.. sloop Blair.
Joyner, Barron 4 Co., schooner Torpedo.
Gwathmey VS.. schooner Independence.
Case continued Davenport VS.. McRae.
On motion Of Charles Sharp, City Attorney,
the following gentlemen were appointed Commits
sioners of Election:
First Ward-J. B. Whitehead, VIM. #. Harri-
son, G. A. Santos, B. I. Bockover, W. X. Jones.
ConductOr-E. L. Cunningham.
Second Ward-C. G. Armstead, VIM. Ward,
g. W. Bluford, S. Il. Borum, J. G.. Pollard.
Conductor-G. ii. Miller.
Third Ward. L. Gaskins, G. Ramsay, j..
Umstadter, J. 7. Redmond, s. March. Conduc-
tor-B. X. Taylor.
Fourth Wards. Hartshorne, Jas. H. Ryan,
T. Kevill, ]. Y. Leigh, C. II. Whitehurst. Con
ductor-E. Guy.
Court adjourned until this morning at ten
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THE LECTURE To-NIGHT. night Gen.
CoLsToN will deliver his famous lecture on
General SToNEwALL JACKSON. His Excel
lency Governor PIERPoINT refused the dls-
tnguished. orator the Hall of the House oil
Delegates, because he, the aforesaid Governor,
did not admire the career of our incompara-
BILE hero. This was universally denounced;
and if we condemn Mr.. PIERPoINT for his &C
ton in refusing the room, what shall we say
of ourselves, if we refuse the audience here?
Let us do homage to the memory of our
Virginia NAPOLEON tonight, and hear the
critical analysis of his campaigns, and behold
the picture of the man which General Coll
sToN will present us. .fr. 4ga z...5
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FLORAL FEsTIvAL.-We beg to return our
thanks to the Lady Managers of the Floral
FESTIVAL, for their most elegant and delicious
present OF ice cream and cakes Epicurus
lever enjoyed such delicacies and from such
{eir hands. 4, NJ =.
"a Inc room Is most tastefully decorated, the
Is redolent Of Flora's choicest perfumes,
~ e ERE are Of the best quality, and
~ ~ ,a,f dispensers thereof ask but a small
a,se 'oi what they give, the object of the
e.. .'aaa 70 most worthy one, and there is no
pla1e ou -. eentlemen can spend their time
anu non e. T Tss Pleasantly, than in visiting
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81 FRENCH STEAMER. The French &c.,
Ship of the line .LE JEAN BARrn of "a 'ea,li7
sbnd $50 men, having on board anward I''n 10
POO Midshipmen, (beiDg the school shin y
starts to-day from Annapolis maryland i f tr
Newport (Rhode Island We are very sorr r,
ito hear that she will not stop short time in
Norfolk, inasmuch as we understand it was
the intention Of the Councils and Chamber Of
Commerce to tender the Admiral command
ing her, an invitation to visit our two cities
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth. In fact, we
met yesterday evening, one of our enterpris-
ing merchants who assured us that if this
ship came to Norfolk he would freely engage
himself to subscribe one thousand dollars TO-
wards giving the officers a magnificent en-
tertalnment. This was really noble on his
part.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Poar OF NoREoLK AND PonrsMourH, May

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, May "a.
ARRIVALS. ss sy
= Str Adelaide, Cannon, BALTIC
4 Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
4 Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
& Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond
Boat Mary E. Butte, with 800 bushels Of corn to
John james.
Sloop Secret, Dennis, with 425 bushels Of corn
corn to John James, m
Sloop Montague, Ramsay, fm Nansemond, pro-
duce to G. L. Upshur Co. t,@$ r.,
Sloop Annie, Crump, Chuckatuck, cotton to G..
L. Upsh; Il Co. - ,,s,,, r,.
lai .a{fe.f DEPARTURES. lE+
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait g.ss 10
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarriek, Yorktown. Eff.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. At
a meeting of the Board of Health, held on
May 23d, at the office of the Board a
Present: J. l. Bloodgood, President DR..
7. B. Ward, Dr. S, K, jackson, DIR. A. T.
Bell, Health Officers, and Captain J. D, Simms,
Sanitary Superintendent: 84
A communication was received from Messrs.
Kimberly Brothers in relation to the debris
and garbage deposited at the foot of Church
street, whereupon DR.. Ward offered the fol-
lowing resolution;
Whereas, The accumulated dirt and street
manure at the foot of Church street is, in the
opinion Of this Board, an unmitigated nui-
sance-~
Resoloed, That the same shall be removed
without delay; and further, that no such ac-
cumulation shall be hereafter allowed within
the city limits.
aeso'oed, That the Sanitary Superintendent
De requested to report, at the next meeting of
the Board, the progress of the work. al'
Adopted 8s&
The Sanitary Superintendent was directed
10 open book for complaints of nuisances at
the Office of the Board and that notice to
that effect be published in the papers. W..
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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lNHUMANITY. Yesterday most cruel act
was committed by boy eight or ten years of
age for which he deserved to be skinned He
whipped and cut with a penk nife little
dog until the animal was nearly dead. Signs
of life, however, exhibiting themselves, for
which he stood waiting over the suffering
creature, he resumed his inhuman operations
until death finally put an end to it's suffer-
ings. What is most incredible we are in
formed, that it is a fact that the parents Of
the little Torquemada justified him in his
unnatural cruelty r. 4tg $500 i slE9 a84
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A So-CALLED ANOMALY There are really
no anomalies. All that happens in this world
is in accordance with law. The operation of
one of these laws produced the other day a
chicken with four legs and three wings. The
head was like all other chickens heads. Mrs.
Sarah Ann Wilkins owns this interesting
phenomenon. She lives at Ferry Point. We
give this information for the benefit of Mr.
Barnum without charge. s9
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Review Of the Week

The receipts of Produce has been light during
the week, especially Cotton, which has materially
fallen off. Stock very limited; demand good;
buyers not able to fiji orders at the advance.
Middling Cotton especially is in demand, at 81
cents; inferior grades not so much in demand,
though all grades are wanted.
Corn Receipts moderate, and demand good
through the week, at quotations.
STAGES have slightly declined, as the season for
orders has st. good demand, at full prices,
Long Lumber dull at quotations, and market
fully supplied
Tar dull, and supply more than ample for the
demand.
Shingles, of good quality, scarce and wanted,
while inferior qualities are neglected.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Providenc permit
ting there will be discourse delivered this
Thursday evening at O'Clock, in the chapel
on the upper end of Church street All who
believe the Bible to be the word of God are
respectfully invited to attend
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A CARD TO MY FRIENDS.
HAVE heard that a certain Oh

HAVE heard that a certain OBJ
L scure journal has endeavored to impress the
minds of the citizens of Norfolk with the idea that
have or will deter Northern capital from com.
ing to this city.
In answer to all such charges, will, say that,
though "Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart, andal
the other little dogs bark at me- shall move
straight forward, regardless of their snarls, and
their diminished cur tails
l have just bought, with Northern capital, a
fine lot of Virginia Holly Logs, suitable for some
fine Yankee piano-forte manufacturer or organ
builder, and l would here announce, that will.
purchase, in the same funds, Southern White Oak
Knees, straight and crooked White Oak Ship
Timber, from ex-Rebel sellers, or others, giving
the preference to the former, rather than to a
knavish, honeyfuggling, coquettins Copperheada
Yankee Respectfully submitted "
FRANCIS DEC0RDY, Republican, 501
Chamberlaines wharf, ST
Norfolk, Va,
Where the best RED AND WHITE ASA CoAL, can be
purchased for cash or approved paper.
N. B.-Principles not for sale. -
may17 sos F. D. ri
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The academy of Music Fitre.-Additiona
Particulars The Loss $4,000, 600 Terrible
Scenes Recovery of Dead Body-1h'ee
Lioes Supposed to be Lost ~
New York, May 23-4 P M.-There now
remains no doubt about the fire of last night
being the work of an incendiary. 1t has been
ascertained that the edifce was fired in five
different places simultaneously. Only the
charred walls now remain. The streets in the
vicinity are crowded by an excited multitude,
eagerly looking upon the ruins. The entire
block from Gazing Place to Third Avenue,
half block on Third Avenue, and the whole
blockbn Fifteenth street were burned out. The
following are the buildings destroyed: Acad-
envy of Music Medical College, GATHERS Hotel,
the piano factory of Thorn, the Lutheran
Church and several private dwellings The
loss will not fall short of four millions Of dol
lars. The scenes during the fire were terrible
in the extreme large billets of burning wood
and hot cinders were flying through the air
for tens of blocks around, and women and
children were running frantic through the
streets in the neighborhood. Maretzeks loss
is $4,000 in wardrobes, for which he has
only an insurance for $4,000 Grau lost all
his wardrobe also F}fsfs5
The body of the fireman Peter Welsh, of
Nos engine, has just been taken out of the
ruins. Two more men are supposed to be
buried in the ruins. The police worked hard
during the conhagration, and deserve great
credit for their labors
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COMMERCIAL.

NORFOLK, May "a.
There is little produce arriving, except the ar
ticles Of Tar and Fish
Sixty bales Of Middling Cotton sold yesterday
at BIC. The cold and wet weather has injured the
cotton in North Carolina very much. Perhaps
also, the seed are defective.
Gold SI.37. Silver $l.35. .. -a..
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Williamson Erpositor is in for the
highland road from w. to BERTHE County,
which it says can be built for ten thousand
dollars. A good landing will be afforded the
BERTHE people for their products to be shipped
to Norfolk, and render Williamson easy of
access to them.
Tarboro' has clean streets-and the houses
and lots in good order.
At Plymouth there has been an Amazonian
fght-between the sable presidentess of a ne
gro meeting and member, resulting in hair
pulling I44-
Alexander jackson is likely to be made
Postmaster of WILLIAMSON
Books of subscription to the WILLIAMSON
and 1arboro Railroad will be opened in the
former place on the 9TH proximo.
The Erpositor is right when it says people
who will not keep up newspaper will not
build railroad. True. And if they don't
do the former they are hardly worldly of the
latter s...4ls,.a ~
The election for Governor of North Caro-
lima takes place this year. The name of the
Hon. j. r. Stubs is mentioned He is from
Martin County.
A meeting Of the bar in Wake County has
determined to invite Hon. w. A. Graham to
deliver an address on the life and character
of the late Geo. e. Badger.
The Baptist State Convention was to have
met in Raleigh on yesterday. J.B. Hudwich,
of Goldsboro, was to deliver the Introductory
sermon. The missionary sermon is to be
preached next Sunday. The Raleigh Progress
is referred to its Both of these gentlemen"
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LARGE STRAwBERRIEs-We saw a num-
Der of quart boxes of strawberries in the mar
ket this morning of unusual size for this
section. They were about the size of hick-
Dry nuts, and were sold at 81 per quart
The farmer who had them informed us that
they were called the Queens Seeders.@1
Lemosy of Portsmouth, has the most magni-
ficent specimens, and they are of delicious
flavor efa 90.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NORFOLK CITY
II HEREBY announce myself a Can
Il didste for Inspector of Streets. If elected.
promise to discharge the duties Of the Office to the
best of my ability,
may3tde* s.0 r. Fl. STEVENS.
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v ArcH REPORT, Norfolk, May a. l866.-A
colored man was arrested by officer Wyatt, last
days ago. He worked his way out of the Suffolk
Jail by tools found in his cell. His name is George
Male, and has a cork leg where he concealed the
t. OILS. fB034ta tHsfH 81
were arrested for violating the sanitary regula,
lions. aEtsf q ~ ~ G-fH
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LOCAL.
The Day Book,
AT TWELVE CENTS A WEEK,
LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Dav Book left at their homes, can have it
properly attended 10 by having their names
i,lt at our counting room.
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VIZ HAT is 1T!
w PRINTERS INK,
The Archimedean Lever that Moves the Universe,
And true as the Needle to the Pole,
fPOINTS THE PEOPLE" TO TIRE PLACE
TO BUY CHOICE GROCERIES,,
AND PROVISIONS,
Reader! F'Be wise in time, It's folly to defer"
To-day, while goods are low to "Deming's" go,
And buy what goods you need. Tomorrow"
Goods may rise, and then with what surprise
And feelings ''sad" you'll wish you had.
@-["GOLD 34i"l-a@ ~ 8@
A fine assortment Of goods in store to select
from, viz
Choice Family Flour, Extra Hams, No Lard,
Fine Butter, Cheese, Tongues, Beef, Herring,
Salmon, Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Sauces, Pickles,
Preserves Catsups, Oils, Mustard, Spices, Jellies,
Preserves, Maccaroni, Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes,
&c. Please come and see. a1 +.
s E. C. DEMlNG, siae
may "a No. Z Main street.
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The WoUNDED.-Mr FRANK CoILINs,
who was wounded in the affray. noticed yes
terday, is in fair way Of recovery. So thinks
DIR. GAIT, his attendant physician. .i q
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manded in our city. 3s 81 rs 5s1e - 400
THE REFORMED METHODIST. CHURCH,
There has been revival at this church which
is situated on Church street, in this city
This is well. We rejoice to record reforma-
tions of every kind. 1t is an evidence that
there is something good in human nature, and
that it is not SO utterly depraved, as represent-
ed by certain ethical schools Asfaf W
g. A. HAYNES is not the HAYNES who was
garroted He is the HAYNES who was out of
the scrape. 3s Ssss ". &. {,ys IL
MAYORS CoURr, Norfolk His Honor, W. W.
Lamb, presiding. s345a .gsas
Nathaniel Parker, colored, charged with
breach of the peace in the Market House, repri-
manded and released. llg e.{tAa t,.as A9ats
Pinkey and Allen Jones, colored, charged with
violation OF the Sanitary Ordinances of the city;
reprimanded and discharged. gssl' N
John Duffy, charged with shooting Francis
Collins. The accused appeared in Court, accom-
panied by his counsel, Hon. l.. H. Chandler 4
Al. Manning, witness for the Commonwealth
deposed-That on Wednesday morning, between
seven and eight o'clock, Mr.. Collins, in company
corner Of Wide Water and Newcastle streets they
all had been out serenading the night previous,
and were accompanied with music when the
party entered the house, Mr.. Duffy was leaning
against the counter, and Collins approached him,
and, without any provocation, slapped him several
times alongside the head, knocking his cap off;
Mr.. Manning stepped from behind the counter
and picked up Duffy hat; the defendant then left;
the parties with Collins remained in the house,
singing and dancing, and enjoying themselves
generally; shortly after Duffy returned, Collins
and his party were in the wagon; atsight Of Duffy
standing in the door, Collins jumped out and ap
preached him with opprobrious epithets; Duffy
backed towards the back door, when John Fuller
ton and Boswell Camp grabbed Collins, who
jerked loose, Duffy then shot, and snapped his
pistol twice afterwards. 6as a5sss asi8
This was about the substance of Mr.. Manning's
testimony. ste E5Fyt ID
The Court looking upon it as clear case of
selfdefence, discharged the accused, before his
counsel had chance to say q word. ala s1l
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ta ~ NOIiCE. ia4o-t itE4 '~t1
20 DOLLARS REWARD. III 6at
sN I WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS
for the apprehension and delivery of my wife
Mrs. HARRIET A. STONE, 10 me in Peters
burg, Va, or deposited in the Petersburg Jail.
She was in Norfolk when last heard from. She
lett home about the 23d of April last, and left four
children, three small ones. I can establish the
fact, that was as kind to her as husband could
be to his wife.
She is about feet high, fair skin, black hair
and eyes, hands and face freckled, and has lost
her upper front teeth, has scar across the thick
part Of her left hand, on the inside. She has
a short thick foot and wears No. shoes. She is
great tobacco chewer and pipe smoker.
may34 JAMES W. STONE.
DUTTER Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,
ID and New York, selling below Northern pri-
ces, by
may24 r. H. DELK.
DUTTER.-2O kegs Prime New PennsyIva-
. mia Glades Butter.
S packages Prime New Roll Butter, just receiv7
ed and for sale very cheap by 80 .sn,: ~.
II A. YOUNG 4 CO.,
Corner Roanoke Square,
mayl7 and Wide Water street
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4 MAYORS CoURr-Portsmouth, May % 1866
Mayor j. @. White, Presiding :-s st1 'eF
Mrs. Hennessey, for selling liquor without Ii
cense, was fined $40. 1t is not stated by our re-
porter, whether or not the liquor was Hennessy s
brandy.
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HIaH STREET, PORTSMOUTH, are graf
flied to observe that measures are taken to
repair the payements near the Ocean House.
They sadly needed it. These are repairs de-
manded in our city, .9s 81 Isl =s1e . eoi
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&, CoRPeRArIoN CouRT.-This Court met yester-
oa Y, morning at 10 O'clock. s.g n l,.se
The qualification of Thomas O. Tabb, Esq, as
'uqge, was presented and ordered to be recorded.
I, ' 0n 4 Hall, William A, Swank, and William
Court. aNPo'-'e' 49, = Wy
;st Iuaries d; Whitehurst was appointed admin
aur Of PANEL Whitehurst, deceased giving
security IN the sum of $50, 900. Rf
hyiIn4 Capps, A. L. Hill, w. H. Brock, and
JIM mn e. s.i npelo.e, were appointed appraisers
rhe ioliowing cases were called and docketed .
VS.. W. II. Brooks. - :
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ELECTION IN PORTSMOUTH FOR H. OF D.
Up to the hour of one o'clock the following
was the state of the POLLS t+ ail.-I