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Tsmer! JeMer!! Uemer!!!
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1000 Rockets, SDn l-32 uuien
3OD Mines with Stars, BON ltp Is
800 Flowerpots, BON 2-32 tnstn
200 TOrbilions, Ron 4-16 Injeu
200 Flying Pigeons, BON Is un3en
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400 Triangsls, Upn ytp O-S.
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Torch and
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Grass HOpperS,
Torpedoes,t
Fire Crackers,
Cannons, Cracker Pistols,
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Mrbeiter Sale,
2mrt6!

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agNlBsaAL= Birtbfddft, SO 267 %. Yratt Str, babe tb lbfr-
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bat aud bic Mssntur Der Columbia Ibernrmmtn unb te-
ipret ~tamniltht btutf& an1trttdnit& lUntt btutf&s BEL
IEtrthtf&e uns pOitttibe Set thrtften. (uAat15-S)
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MaSpberrD Sprup,

NdSpberrD SDrup.
Nst 8udRn c~Ulprirtsr 8aspberrs Syrup 1T 4smti3 ma
petSbnr arlenitbaItte.
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SUPERINTENDENT.

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Der Eurn. llnterrtdt fur 8natsu bseinnt Dtenfas, BEN
Is. b.. Wd6mtttdes 5 utr. NurneItuneen fnb mintlfh pter
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bent 5auie zines gut ~Iituirtsn Sarsers an
Glildbethfr.
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H. s8Grinber beS b%erlbmten, neu patentirten
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naddt hem etebttsn yubIttum BITE Mnsetse. bGb sr nun ttn'
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ten prtiitnl punftl1h hurb tte pot cetr @rpreb beiOr8t.
AbrtRe; s. RGrr, 10. $50 Tenn. Arey Wafbingtpu,
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-01

The New PETIlcoAT.- in ladies
underskirts would appear to be rather deli
cate subject for gossip, but the modiStes, who
are not at all times modest, have made it one
The new style in ladies p-p-p-p-skrts, to he
Worn with elegant dresses are now frequently
made by dressinakers to accompany them.
They are gored at the top, aud the lower part
set as ON tluunce Some are tucked, and
some are finished with very narrow Fittings
round the bottom Embroiderins is altoseth
er ont of fashion.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tsntiOn of our readers
MA d 4 Santos offer Kerosene Oil and Ke-
rosene chimneys-a new thing.
Satt-E Delk offers l 800 sacks Of Salt, from
the vessel low.
Decline IN Coat-Santos Bro offer coal at 40
ceEts
Decline ia Coal-.- John Carnage offers coal at
40 cents.
Toluatle Xanares + Ii Deln's advertise
ment, and try them
&c Denting offers Coffee f all kinds, and Dried
Fruits, so much needed at this season.
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fnsrpArx's couar, Nortolk, Charles f. John

FnRtpAEN's CoUar, Norfolk, Charles +. John
ston, Presiding-March l, 1866
Fanny Roach, Anna Williams, Nancy Archy,
Jenny Blackbird, and Lucy Rogers, occupants of
the premises in the rear Of No. 10, Main street,
charged with keeping dsorderly house and
being public nuisances. Fanny Roach. boss man,
sent to jail for 20 days, and her boarders each
for 10 days. The people in that neighborhood new
breathe freer, and pedestrians can now pass with
out being shocked by the studied vocabulary of
idleness and iniquty. Bully for Johnson-itis
great and mighty name.
Henry Brown, charged with attempting to
break into the premises of Mrs. Tufts, on Bermuda
street Charge not sustained, and the accused
dismissed.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th Of FEBRUARY, by II. II. Banks, MIR.
VIM I. EDMoNs to Miss LkvIsNIA DozGER, all of
Princess Anne.
By the same, on the 10th, Mr.. Benz. Norris
to Mrs. Harriet TILLxrr. all of Princess Anne
county.
- By the same on the 22d, Mr.. RICHARD d. Goa
NICK, of Rich..ond, to Miss ANN MARIA RAINY,
of Princess Anne.
On the 9th instant in Norfolk county, Va /,
by Elder S. S. Barrett, Mr.. JAMES ?. BoSGsrERL
to Mr. ELIZABETH c. AUSTIN.
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SETTLE UP.-Settle up your little bills on
presentation. Keep the money in circulation
don't hoard it up. Every dollar you pay
will ease some one elsa and enable them TO
pay you. Every dollar thus kept III circula-
ton in community will pay, in the course of
day, ten dollars, and you will be benefited
as much thereby as any member Of the COM
munity. So keep the currency moving by
s'tting up your bills promptly, and if you
can't pay all, pay as much as you eau
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RuBBERy This morning abnnt 9 o'clock,
the gree1 grocery OF Mrs. Corbet, on Wide
Water street, was robbed OF ten dollars in
money aud silver watch valued at $40
A colored man named William Thompson,
wa, arrested upon suspicion Of being the party,
as he was in the store during the morning
ostensibly 10 purchase u segar He was ex-
amined before the f'reedmen's Court, but no
evidence was adduced. to fix tie felony upon
him The Court however. held his case under
adeisement.
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DEATH OF THE KING OF PUNGo. This
celebrated individual, james Malborne, Of
Princess Anne county, died at the Aims House
in this city on Tuesday last, and his remains
were yesterday inferred in Potter's Field. The
history of this man if written out would prove
OF interest. He was engaged in the Mexican
var, where he bore a conspicuous part in
several OF the contests which reduted such
credit upon the arms of our country He also
bore prominent part in the late war, as
Lieutenant in the Confederate service, But
drink-the fell destroyer of most of the nobly
impulsive of our race-proved his destroyer,
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Thos. L. Evans, a
tailor by trade, aud native of Norristown,
fa, but for the last twenty years resident
Of this city, we learn, dropped dead in the
atrsst this morning.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PoRr or N0HFoLK AND PORTSMOUTH,, March l.
ARRIVALS.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, Bait
Str Eous, McCarrick, Shore
Str N Martin, Coffin, Richmond.
Schr Enoch, Moore, -, "
Schr Mail, Murrill, Phila
Schr Rough and Ready, Moore, Shore
Schr Osceols, Harris, shingles and slaves, to
Freer Il Neal.
Barge Camden, Union, ccrn, to Nash Cobb
Barge W n Smith, corn to Nash Cobb. -
Schr Guide, corn, to Grandy Sons.
Str Chowan, Byers, G.
DEPARTURES.
Str Adelaide, Cannon Bait
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, Bait
Str Eolus, McCarrick, 4 Shore
Str Currituck, Taylor, Plymouth
Barge Bunker Hil.
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Mayors CoURT, Norfolk.-March LIST, 1866.
Thomas G. Tabb, presiding.
Two bachanalians, overcome by the spiritual
manifestations dealt out by the many vendors in
this CITY, were overhauled by the gards de aoshis,
and lined SIS each for their recreation.
Two Migrants applied for, and received lodg.
inrs at the Watch House.
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Ep. LAKiS, Citizen.

BODY FoUND.-During yesterday the body
OF man taken from the wheels of the steamer
James T. Brady, lying at Campbell's wharf.
The corpse had evidently been in the water
person found has as yet been gotten hold Of
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NORFOLK, March, lst.

NORFOLK, March, lat.
Mcss,J Editors:
CAUTIoN.-There were eighteen store-aways
put ashore here yesterday, from the steamer
Matanzas They are recognized as being a
set of double-fstod. pugilistic, looking in
dividals. Perhaps they may be reinforce
ment to our late city garroters. Would it
not be well for the authorities to lie GA the
look ont.
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TT o Nj z A q AIN.

L
E. J. GRIFFITH & Co. desire to inform the pub
lie that they have returned to their old stand,
No. II east side Market Square, sign of the Pad
lock, where they propose conducting the Hard
rare business in all its various branches, and on
a more extensive scale than ever.
An experience of tweaty-seven years in the
Il AIDE in this city has given them some idea Of the
wants of the people, and they intend giving their
customers the benefit of it. The stock (which is
being added to daily iswell assorted and worthy
the attention of all, and the Proprietors hope, by
liberal dealing and low prices to secure fair
share Of patronage, making No. II emphatically
the Peoples Hardware Store.
Just received of direct importation from Eng
land Rogers's & Woetenholm's Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Trace, Back, and Tug Chains, Curry
Combs, Padlocks, Double Guns, &C., American A.
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Sleeves, Rope, Cotton and
Wool Cards, and Shelf Goods generally on hand
Merchants, Mechanics, Contractors, Farmers,
Housekeepers, and everybody should examins the
stock 1T No. II, sign of the Paddock, before buy
ing elsewhere.
p. s.. Store formerly occupied by us, 3D. and I'D
floors, Is Market Square, for rent.
E. J. GRIFFITH CO.,
jan3O Hardware Importers.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-At meeting If the
Board Of Health, yesterday evening, DR..
jackson was elected member OF that body,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Mr.. I. G Broughton.
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BURGLARY-The residence of Mrs McIn-
tosh, No. SO CRANKY Street, was broken into
several nights since, and robbed OF large
quantity of table linen, wines, liquors. and
groceries No arrests made
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DISCHARGE FROM THE NAVY YARp.-Ws
learn that 35 men belonging to the Civil En-
gneering Department. were discharged from
the Gosport Navy Yard on Tuesday
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SALE OF WET CoRN.-The sale of wet corn
to-day, by Roberts, Auctioneer, brought Tor
$500 bushels 80 cents, and $500 bushels
812.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

STOCK FOR SALE
MONTuLY MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting of this Associa-
ton will be held on Thursday Evening
next, March LIST, at IA o'clock, z. NJ, in the
Hall of the Union Hook and Ladder Company.
Members will pay their dues at or before that
meeting
| offer for sale about seventy shares of stock, |
admirable Investment, or a good purchase fer
any person who may wish to effect loan based
on real estate in the city of Norfolk, county OF
Norfolk or Princess Anne. Any information as
to the principal of the Association will be cheer
fully given. Its stock is largely above par, and
assets securely invested.
If not disposed OF privately these shares will
be sold publicly at auction, without reserve, at
the regular meeting in March.
feb28-2t Secretary.
TNLOUR-2O 0 bbls Family, Extra, SUI
L per and Fine Flour, for sale by
G. W. ROWLAND,
feb 27 Is Rowland's Wifi
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
BUREAUS,
BEDSTGADS,
CHAIRS,
DIVANS,
And other useful pieces, for sale cheap by
L. II. DELK, Agent,
feb 28-5t % Commerce St.
n ENJOY Awe have this day re-
II moved our place of business from Ne %
| Commerce street, to the Southeast Corner of
Roanoke Square and Wide Water St,
the store formerly occupied by F. F. Ferguson,
feb "a IA. YoUNG& co.
r OVEs L'AMOUR.-A translation of
I Michelet's wonderful book.
TSuch audacity and deicacy, such vigorous
ANALYSIS and tender sentiment were scarcely ever
8 artisticay and effectively combined" For
sale by
feb 2S STEWART DEFY.
NTO,rlCE, NOTICE.-AIE persons in
debted to the undersigned by bond, note, or
open account contracted during or previous to
the war, may advance their interest by calling
and arranging the same on or before the LIST
April next WM. 4. HARRISON,
feb 26-tf Campbelrs Wharf.
GALLO 0 sacks liverpool fine and
~ 8 ~ G. w. ROWLAND,
feb 28 :. IS Rowland's Wharf.
~ ANTED-A Nyiddie-aged Woman
feb rs B, +, 'BoCKOvER.
uTY and COUNTRY MERCHANTS
h TAhE NOTICE. -HAMBcRGER BRos. are
the only Wholesale Tobacco Merchants in this
city. They keep constantly on hand,
CHEWING TOBACCO
From the lowest,to the highest grades, viz
Gravely Chewing, Lynchburg; James Ihnmas,
Jr., richmond; celebrated Rising Sun, celebrated
Sunny Side, finest Navy, Short Tens, Long Tens,
&C., &c. and some as low 26 cents per pound.
SMOKING TOBACCO too numerous to men
ton.
500. 600 CIGARS, comprising the finest Havana
and of our own manufacture.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, a very fine and large
assortment Brier Pipes, Clay Pipes, Pow hatan
Pipes, and last but tot least. the celebrated New
Idea Pipes, and all other Goods usually found in
a Wholesale Tobacco Establishment.
Merchants and Dealers generally will find it te
their interest, and save their money by calling or
HAMBURGER BROS, 81 Main St.,
nder Mechanics Hall, and West Main St.,
feb l5-ly Opposite LIST National Bank
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MAJoa WARNER, who was shot at Column
bus, Georgia., by negro soldier, is dead.
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COAP, SOAP-lOO boxes Steayine,
y Rabbits, Todd's, Smiths and Webb's Fancy
Dap. at DAVIS & BROS
ieb23 "A Rowland's WIFI # Roanoke So.
lyon 3TEAD LOAN AoSOCIA-
III TION.
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S1EAM no LIVERPOOL ENGLAND.
FEHHE SPLENDID BRITISH

FENHE SPLENDlD BRITISH
S 7 E a NJ Hip L Z Ii Z s,
5000 tons burthen,)
CAPT. WILLIAM CEILINGS.
. Will sail early in March from Liverpool for this
port. On her arrival here she will be returned
with dispatch to Liverpool.
Parties wishing to import direct will please Or
der at once. Goods imported to our order Will
be forwarded to the interior
FREE OF COMMISSION
And in Bond when practicable
Those wishing to ship can have their merchan.
die safely stored in Norfolk until sailing Of
steamer
FREE OF CHARGE.
Freights at reasonable rates.
ADVANCES MADE ON CONS1GN-
MENTS
To our friends
MESSRS. MacANDREWS & CO.
Agents of Steamer in Liverpool.
Those feeling disposed to encourage our enter
prise will address ,.,,ru.n
feb26 Town Point
NOTICE TO TRUCKERS and SHIP.
PERS-FOR SALE-The Wooden Build
ngs situated at the end of E. Main and Water
streets, now used as an oyster house.
The attention of Shippers is called to the above,
being very convenient to the Steamers OF the
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Lines.
" III &c '''' '""' FsifffZGERALD & CO.,
feb l5-?w* No. IL CampbelPs Whit.
NISSO TION OF PARTNER
SHIP-The firm of j. & t. Griffin, was
on the 10Th inst, dissolved by mutual consent.
The partnership effects of the said firm h sving by
deed of that date, been assigned to Simon g.
Stubs, he is alone authorized to settle the
business of the said firm.
JOHN T. GRIFFIN,
fe2l-2w THOMAS E. GRIFFIN.
~ w. HUNTER 4 CO., Auction
eT GENERAL COMMISSION AERCHANTs,
and
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.,
No. 10 Union Street,
Norfolk, Va.
Respectfully solicit ConsignmeAts Of AsFshaA-
disc Of every description Special attention given
to the. sale of Furniture, &c, at Private Resi-
dences.
Auction every wedne sday and Saturday,
in front Of the door. FEB Aim.
NOW IS YOUR TIME, While they
u are going off at such reduced prices. At
s., IS Crawford street, Portsmouth, we will close
out t. remainder of our Fall and Winter goods
at greats reduced prices, in order to make room
| for our Spsas7 stock.
| We also i,vite the attention of Housekeepers
to something nice in their line, such as tine Da;
| mask and Hnckaback Towels, Napkins, Bleached
| and Brown Table Linen Bleached and Brown
Sheeting, and good stock of Domestics. Come
| and see for Yourselves, as it is no trouble to
| shew our goods.
SHELTON Il BLAMIRE,
No. IS Crawford street,
ian25-lm Portsmouth.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF92I ACRES Of
VALUABLE AND HEAVILY TIMBERED
LAND, in Princess Anne County, fronting two
miles on the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal, 10
miles from Norfolk.
On Wednesday, the 7th day Of March,
will sell at the Auction House of Leigh Bros. d
Phelps, Norfolk, Va, that valuable and heavily
and Chesapeake Canal in the county of Princes,
Anne, containing 92l acres.
The above land is heavily timbered with pine,
oak, cypress, &C.,. all of original growth. The
land lies well, and after being cleared, is well
adapted to trucking or farming purposes.
1t will be divided or sold in one tract, as pur-
ehassrs may desire.
A plot Of the property may be seen at the AUG
tion House of Leigh Bros & Phelps.
HENRY B. WOODHOUSE, Trustee
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
feb law Mid Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
By ASHTON d. EMERSON,
No. 40, Crawford Street, Portsmouth, Va.
TRrSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY virtue of deed of trust executed
ID to me on the 26th February, 1866, by NJ
Metz'& Co. shall proceed on FRIDAY the 9th
day of March, at 10 o'clock, A. ~, to sell al
public auction for cash, at the store of NJ. Metz
& Co., corner of High and Crawford streets
Portsmouth, all of the stock in trade of the said
M. Metz Co., consisting of heavy and well
assorted stock of Fashionable Clothing, Dry
Goods, Shoes, &C., &c. The whole comprising
new stock costing $4,000 or $1,000
Sale to be continued day and night until the
whole is disposed of.
After the stock has been disposed of, shall
proceed 30 rent for cash at public auction the
Store House now occupied by N. Metz & Co., for
the balance of the present year.
fe2S-ds d. J. GOODWIN, Trustee.
81 Is. Il. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Roanoke Square aud Vide Water Street.
ESOR RENT.-The Store No. "A West
Il Wide Water street, for the balance of the
year. This is fine location for any kind OF bust
ness particularly the Grocery business.
For terms, &C., apply on the premises, or to
w. Il. ROBERTS,
feb20-lw AuctiOneer.
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Sales on hange reported were Middling Cot
ton at Al. Gov. Mid. at 40.
Gold 1917, and buoyant.
Produce and Naval Stores quiet.
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COAL ONLY FORTY CENTS!
Best quality Red Ash Egg,
Best quality White Ash Egg,
Best Quality White Ash Stove,
Best quality White Ash Furnace,
Now landing and for sale by
JNO. o. DAMAGE, rear Custom House,
MALT Cornor Water and Faystts SITS.
RED FRUI T--Dried Apples,
J Dried Peaches, Dried Whortelberries-n
and brighton sale by DEhlNG,
NAL No. Main Street.
(yirginian copy
.RfMM OFFEE'S-ROasted Coffee,
l. Ground Coffee Green Coffee--rrms Rio,
Laguayra and Old Java.
Ne are now prepared to furnish shoice art-
quently received, customers may rely upon get
| ting the same at all times fresh and good.
Gal E. c. DEMlNG, Main St
(Virginian copv.)
PRIME KEROSENE OlL.-lOO DDls.
| | of the above received and for sale by
ma NJ. A. d C. A. SANTOS.
Y EROSENE CHIMN EYS--P Patent,
| II with metallic tops, receis ed and for sale by
ma NJ A. & C. A. SANTOS.
TO FARMERS AND TRUCKERS.
PERUVIAN GUANO-
kettlewes Manufactured GuanO,
KettlewelPs Alkaline and Phosphate,
Rhodes Super Phosphate,
| Recess Bone Flour,
| Ford's Super Phosphate,
Pacific Guano.
| Kettlewelps and the Pacific Guanos equal
| to Peruvian as to permanency, and ready or ac-
tive in its effects on the soil, For sale by
| feb 2S-tf b. T. BOCkOVER.
Iresh Grated HOrseradish-Just reed
Il fresh gra'ed Horseradish, very fine; also,
| fresh Tomatoes and Tomato Catsup.
feb % E. G. DEMING, No. Main St.
| I1OPA RT'N ERSHIP NOTICE-I have
" taken into Copartnership with me, my son,
MlCH'L UMSTADTER, and will continue under
the firm of J. Umstadter Son, the Dry and Fan
~ Goods business, heretofore caraied on by me
u No. 10 Church street. Norfolk, Va.
feb2s-st JACOB OMSTADTER.
lTTyOW BOAT LINE FOR NORTH
III CAROLINA, via Alternate and Chesapeake
Canal. Masters Of vessels wishing towing vii
please register their names at the Canal Office
90 Depot, fost Of Nebraska street. -
MARSHALL PARKS,
fab 2s.Im President.