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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
BOARD or EDUCATION.
ITNAL SESSION OP THE YgAR-THE ANNUAL RErOET
OF THg FINAECR COMMITTEE, &C., a..
The final session of the Board of Education for the

ITNAL SESSION OP THE YBAB-THE ANNUAL EErOET
or rHg FINANCE COMMITTEE, &C, a..
The final session of the Board of Education for the
current year was held lss evening tbe President james ~
Mclean esq. in the chair
Commissioner Y,VcE Chairman OF the Finance Committee
presented the following Annual Report oi thc Committee
m. Pusure Coflt,ee p-s.ut herewith report ress
he Fund and tho details ' under tie rr'lon'
hows the operations Board for tho ia hnancs
deusrtu b, BY examination Of these that
tue payments .ses tho regular teachers ia ths .d
lPS piut', sesfrs OF hr
W e Color-I SCHOOLS 5000; the sshnes or
,utor NEARLY flsJD: incidental o The wards
40 presented properly audited bsyHg
promptly paid well al other ana hat ihs oohsa
Board as he year amounting
SsJ34,1 sufey hqud,ed y provided ioI "hs
Of the Board. snef pro,d,ng for oil ANTICIPATED 'Pg[e
prsons for r-psit. heating buldngs. furniture, 6c This
d. certainly highly 'st'actory not only Be
the snfOynces ahg ION TIE want ~
funds to nss ponpy s the eguse demands The hoard
bn ,u which presents 90 the friends Of pubic edn
especially senral public o. tie care aud sent
ich bsr- been reached IA yel' Two
budnE.one grammar Dnmsry-ha'e been IN tho course Of
renovated by repairing painting aud ung one smo'
rebuilt .1t Committee think ttey are ssneitJ m
rood condition prs,us tine your COMMITTEE suggest that
result operations msy be mainly si1u
,b 10 IL. operation requiring al propositions
appf0pns0u, reported by t COMMITTEE "h s' osh
s'rsnsheu-i b oaf-fa consideration o the pfoPon
20 tbs board 70 .nppor Board IA, gwen % ~ s
nt- and ths fsihfnn-ss nd av shsWn
BY Board tho profmsnes Of their several d'e'
r-ats'sp ~ the t-.9onsbity under which hsy iS
Respectfully submitted.
IENkT T. Wksr. r. BHsSNASi tCosnit,.
NiLsOS SMALL
YEASCIAL STATEMENT YoB 1866
.it..lf fuuI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
The STORM ALONh THE III b>DN.
IRITTS on THE RAILBOAD-TRAINs LAID up Ann PASS
gNGERS DELAYED
RI rrItenlPs fo - IEIHrNE.

= TrIEsEIPH TEIRUSE
ALBANY. Dec. 2-.-The storm of Yesterday and last
night have had in this locality since Sa
Tie ,nov fe 70 The depth inches and the wind blew
gale all night creating immense drs m some hces e'ghi 7n
ten ieet ~ depth me gaze CONTINUES ,nl' uol.ll- 't4
drifts forming rapidly Railroad co.imnn eli9h D. 'hu'E
yesterday afternoon o " West Albany and
sO4l not he eIcsed Al eho was made 20 reach tr tau
bat they could proceed beyond ne city bounds large
gang Of men were employed 20 shovel away ne snow.
completely covered up in the drifts During hr
Iight two other passenger trans suC four or hye freight
proceed no further. Tie snow ws' piled up higher
tLan the locomotives, aud oil attempts 70 eHtricais
by shoye'ug proved useless. Early ms morning two
locomotives coaches 20 Tie Teei Ul he
bound trains Aer almost srperLuuan e1son success.
crowned sld the passes gers who lad been spend
the night in the dris released aAd brought
40 his eitS pettv vel chilled sHd with most voaoiou. appo
ttes trains have been out any Of the railroads
fiuce evening my feacitu iAh cy IoO any
orter The uN pu he Boston road are said 70 b.
Along Hudson River rond great embankmeHis
AID several trains are showed under NearF al ts
ieegTsphc wiler Oy"eon ms cry aAd B-uao arr 20 H ana
iose that have althst0od the storm work very hA The
now ralg .ith Sfe'' SEVERITY ~ ,he West accom
saroad communication may e interrupted ior soae iiue A
dl lech nom SYRACUSE SAYS al -ssNs!Gpod ta'a s In
Ssddod in large saO9 diit
Taor " y Dec 2Iis ,sSer,st snow 'O'la experienced
vers sge; ~ gegred Yesterday Isst night About Two
fe ~ 6w las iaeS and tie streets are completely block
aaed No railroad sa reached the city SINCE festsdey
Tsns are showed In On every leading the cV On the
Toy Boston Railroad two trains lsy al agAl VIthl teo
apes Of the city unable 20 get down he snow va 80 rp
that The pssse ge could De reached BY carriages nd aad
10 remain al night Supper and breakfast serted 70 them
lV the Taioa C0mpaF Twelve enguer sre on ths 0d De
fxoep Lsfe and Ra.t Albsug sn the Central Roal -
her YESTERDAY noon for West With locomotives II
vet been heard nom No 0tnef trans Shl leave ts
city to-day Tie st0rg SUI c1lt1rss sud i Is SJ"llg IL
selsely e0d
HUIsox y. +. Dee as--Tts storm o. last sli wai &c
nosi ssyes ever kuogn h1 er Every syee 10 ihs city
p boossded The Hudson AID Berkshire Railroad q consio
1y closed Your pas,eu gersrs the Hudson River Road
blown Nc track last evening bat Wbnnt
daWage Trees al directions blown down
Jhs damage done viii bs very great
CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK
JgI SNOW DRIFTING BADLY DIFFICULTY oS Tm
RAILROADS.
~ gsIr0ElTH TO y v TsisusE
BoCBtsrER Dec. 2s.-TleJe is very heavy storm
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

Hospitable. hilarious, aud happy are the character
, those households KESrt Elsr SDiA CoyyIn d.,
-ussd NewYesr. For Ae BY s for p cents per pound
.B-ua sl 4 R.sde All
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
nEA.R.rM.on.ARR.R.RS RSs.TRA.s

NIOH TNt.GEE ATE' 2 AM ErH Y -
The J,rusry Of Young Ausrics now ready The most o,i
Juvenile Me iIns Issued Sold srsrJ"sTe
Pros mailed Yearly I'll 50. With 'psndd Uranium
PubLsl.l DEnORFsr t3 Broadway, New ora
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
cry NEgS

POISONOUS BRBAD.--We are told that some of our
chi yeus who have occasion frequently take iber meals at
rbic dining rooms recently found to bread furnished them
was made Of unsouud musty Hour The waiter told that
tlof baker bad served them with bad bread made Of
muy bod four lie replied thai the bread a made iu
The house Of the best -four they coud obtain Tie proprietor
was then told that bis good hui that Dis bread was
mu,ty Extensively o and made of very bad uusolnd four
He admitted that mu,y and .ad Doe had bought b. for
the best Of -four aud bad paid s6 barrel or 30 and that he
had laid n some - barrel. Of which De- must return 10 the
vendor The proprietor added that he knew Of no other test
for the quality Of the flour than hy baking IT, and regretted
that there vas no lawful rnd reliable inspector protect him
self end bis customers from such impo1ionA Ihis D. on OPT
Illustration Of the modern Corn Exchange doctrine ntothuf
lawful inspections and allowing every miller dealer ana broker
become his inspector aud send ofth hls poisonous A
iue, under anOny namcsuudeI name but his Own
The EIGHr.lIOUR MOVEMENT Mr.. r. Treyallie
On orator West spoke hours and half last even
ing before about carpenters and onc who bad assembled
In the ln attached 70 the Masonic HalI building IN ILif
'eenthst bis subject being Eight Hours Day Legal
DAYS Labor lie urged his hearers % become members Of
trades organizations and a. Al indacrmrnt mentioned
the pAsterers who had strong Organization
weak respect oi numbers can get only - ~ day H.
,s.r,ai thnf reduction of the bnr. or labor would not
safy reduce production need reduce the wnges OF ~
wOfkmen and IN support Of this Insertion be quoted BRUSH
other statistics The shipWrghs sud caukers ot New
York light have IN their strike they had had National
Union or then tley would not have struck until uy coul
made the general from Maine ~ Florida l'
iron meder struck and The employers Threatened u elo'
ileir Ouuderes; but the mOdcrs ufage0usy started
fouudey for themselves. aud sipce that tine the,
have cs1celed a debt ~ 1000 aud to-day they
have surpus Of from slDI 900 Zach Mr. TrcYne bad
abOrng Tho resolutions which read by Br o.
Taylor declare the interests Of labor aud capital 10 be- identical
President ~ the National Carpenters aud Joner Union
,Ioke briefly urging the claims o the Eight Hour League
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
STEINWAY & SONS,
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES,

IHNO IOlU L UD,
Have nI.n Fir. Premiums the Pucip, Fair. held in this
country within tie year. and also were swaTied tr'i Prize
petition With 3ts Pianos nom al Pslt' of,oe World n,
,oe'ded ID Il proven Sy ,hs Sacr ,S, Ms shwsy'
improvements snd reusrs q cou.co have been copied by
cIosTLr NyEiSeENESr OF PATENT
sanr- tner used by the most eminent
pIn Europe who prefer them f0r their own pub
FVy Piano T constructed with their Pseu, Agate Arrange
mert iPPLiFp pIRTcfLr 10 THR rrLI isoS tRAsE ,,,
vented UPRiGHf PIANOS with ,er PirpSr REsoslfOE'
sni PogsLs iIon ram. a. i,o f,c In m NJ
fhs 'ouudboa with roa 6es tame IN tho AHAG Of H. oo,h
frame, being cist oSf PiScs thereby mPnsa ody Of con
'ue9n and capacity of'AId IN tune never before STAINED IA tl'
.oundbosfl supported ,hs two sme, by
1f " Sn oa.d 90 t. as md .s1 a.o 70 tho as., st1 90
aud promvtns these asw Upright Pano' have ELECTED
the unqualified admiration of the rHu'ea profession and al who ha''
sTEiSWAY SONS eorGdantly oa-r the. beautiful instrument,
the public and invite every er Of music TO call and Examine
LETTER FROM TIE CELEBRATED EUROPEAN PIANIST
ALEXANDER DRENSCHOCK,
Court Pianist to ,he Emperor Of Rn,.a o., ,,,,
M.,,s, srrrSwn sOs, c,hno, Tsisa sIpr,rus to
you undgui'ed stn'on Of your ~ EysI sEsrs6r n.tSn
.as aS S,,He i.l adRn lie void ~ rah :. 70 perform
6 . % h. s 9S me on. S's Of ysa onsi
me without delay beat remit the purchase
money to 700 "'''''iRII,X0SS 'iRI,X0SbsR DREyscHOck.
LETTER FROM WILLIE PAPE,
Court Pianist tho Roya Family Of England
LONDON. Eng and FEB. 4, 1908.
Ms.,r, srtrsw,r soS. .m much pleased to the rapid
1s.:1,:iy sssa l' sh& I'D ' my n ~
YOU add Panoiorte recital at
10th u arrival heEr that
during Psrs have used the Grand Pianos
European manufacturers but haye nd NO rNsrEu
HQUaL rOu ln sct CONSIDER
Pianos one OF tie Orsnd fsno'
Manufactured here. Truly yout, .,,. =, mana,
Pisn o HI. Il. n. the Princes" Of Wales
sTFTNWAY SONS PIANOS af- the only American luru.
exported Europe ,Se numbs" and actually u''4 BY s'
srsat Pisnists in European coucstto1ns
WAREROOiS;
FIRST FLOOR OF SIL4NWAY HALL.
nos. ~ And ~ EAST FOUBlEENrh'sI
Between Fourth ave. sIi ir nsplsce
NkM NIfN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

A PARAGRAPH TO LAUGH At" Bs happy. and
within your have borrow the do
the ss .dvc. Of AItsna. Wand Perhaps The huusii'
u tho suthor Of ths witty eopund drum,
" hen IL over head snd esr, In dsbl
when he 10 wearing hat aot paid for"
Whether he por,ant long those who yau'
,tyth b.eomins and Attractive Holiday Hat KSOIs Eb
,hu N9I an 59l Broadway which msts hs
lee
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
lAIuouncsme1tAf

THg PHRRNoLOGIcAL JOURNAL for JANUAGY l-67,
begins, Volume sud contain, usphc skeche. aud excellent
Rston the Tsedeuns Tom Hughes. the srea, Ia
gh Rsrmer; "Fbet Prout the great Journalist sud others
Also Education by Jehn Neal Two Careers Of womanhood With
the Good and the Bsdi Our EsshDor. by h Wy'
Ehnoosy tho Aboriginal Graphic Systems BY h. O. squer
TIE Heavenly Cbouome, and much other instructive reading
Only year. hO@ the time TO subscribe Ad-''
FnNLER WILL No lsg Erosdway New .NoIk.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
rrlE NEArIfEr

THE WEATHER..
BALTIMORE Md.-Wud, ghe from the northwest Their
mOucer -J-
RICHMOND Vs.-Wiud northwest clear tlerugmeter I-'.
CN,INNAu-Iie weaiArr IS very cold
BALIu0EE Dec. g.-Ihe weather is modcaung aud ceaI.
Thermometer t.
FOrrut~. MONRoI-A strong northwest TGe sprung up
late Yesterday kept falling u night The cold
I'll. more intense night. The james River j. cofed down
IN MI, Point and ice s rapidly forming the Elizabeth River
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
E'Il5'zl;53!;i.!1E!l'SBs!EH'| B i \ Is
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRlGHr
PIANOS

u.,. bean awarded SIXTY FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS Cola and
Silver Medals. OVER ALI COMPETITORS tho principal fairs
In hi, eouutr, anda PRIZE MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
LONDON composition with III, beet makers o his country iai
Europe
THAT THE GREAT SUPERIORITY DE- THESE PIANOS '
still universally conceded b0uliny proved By the very taans
sitter. received the pas, tos months from tbs
MOST CELEBRATED PiASoFu'rE MAKERS AND LEAD
fNG ARTISTS OF EUROPE. Ann others may be msnonsd
NJ H. p BRoADwOOD. 6rm ol 5to.iwooi SOn' London
Mr. c. D. COLLARD, srm Of Co.i,ri Col,ri London.
Nile. 4 Goddard T.. Mo'chss' R-ne Fa'afssf
Chas Halle, Aired Iisu, Lindsay slopsr
julie, Bonssct j. L. Hs,tcu. sydney smith
JAIME, ST. Wshi Carl RsnscSs. btney hehsrd'
@ A. O.bone W Kuh- Guo hgoadi
A. W BALI, : H. Chsppel l. Won Aaod.
Louis Pady. and many Shss.
GRAND SQUARE ANo UPRIGHT PIANOS. WITH FULL
AoRAFFE BRIDGE. THREE UNIsoNs AND All
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
E,sry iu,fulnsas sn,is by O.. 1. fully warranted.
wARERooMs:
NO sa BROADWAY NEw.ToRki
NO se WASHINGTON At. BoSr0
Authorized gents ia pdueip, elite. Of the Union
NEw.YORK CLUB SKATE.
~ BRADYs PATENT. WITHOUT STRAPS
i QST\>
~ THE Mcsr POPULAR SKATE IN THE coUSrRt
Yastly improved - former soA'orh
FoT al. BY hr8wsr. and dealers .nd by the %sau,st
PIiINEAs SMITH, No. ~ Gun st., re" , or
Al.o manufacturer Of Tool Chests. sd.Pted i Gey y.n. ~
rlsuIsn sna ssIep,en wsl ssspisd ~ Hshssy ru'epm
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

ELEGANT HOLIDAY HATS
A. VAILs
No. l4l Fnlton.'t
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

CONCENTRATED SOAP. CONCENTRATING S
- TIME SAVING MONEY
ONE Ron FOR 81 50 EQUAL to- "A be. BAkSOAi. l
From the day receipts TeaoLa from al psrt' Of tie 't
States appears that SANONlNE BE- used for hmdr'd Pnt
poses hitherto claimed by the manufactured hanos,t'e
this Country only By the --... -. -
~ GLAMORGkN SOAP CO.. No. IS BROADWAY. " y. ~
- district, stiI opea respons.li' lgenis. ~
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

The primary elections of a number Of the Union
Associations this city and in the County Of Kinrs were held
last evening and officers OF tie Associations members of the
Executive Committee delegate 90 the General Committee
were elected
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the limestone region and RI. 49,,
M TanA meet Tor the common good of al
ever. FtfFafa- n w oVor ioi
Mr.. White Of Henrico, spoke Of bein,
separated from Norfolk for four wear
oy tnis cruel war; but fellowship wa
n low renewed, and he hoped all woulc
Senator Cabell, greeted Norfolk and
her interests, and the common good =,
our country and all her Interests W.
were now united from the Chesaneake
to the Ohio. 80 '''pe''Ae
Inc Press being called for, the reperter
Vi Inc Old Dominion addressed the pravc
anu reverend seignors, and INDUCED in
some forcible remarks. ~
Yen; BLOW, welcomed the Legislature
10 the Inequalities of the city. and draw
their attention to theimportance of their
uuties. The speech was well received
ana loudly applauded.
AL this stage of 1.-THE proceedings. tbo
members were invited to the Atlantis
Hotel as guests of the Norfolk and
petersburg Railroad, and the comnanv
began to thin out; but a few Ii ngarayy
~ .'S oOWA uHtii stu6 small hours of
ihorh--"so being" as there was nothing
iurther Of interest left to report. we Ieft
- yesterday morning large portion Of
the delegation took a trip to Old Point
ana the Capes, on board the steamer
Jas; 1. Brady, Captain Lands, detained
py the Agent of the line II. V. Tomn.
kins, Esq, for the occasion.
Another party embarked ON board tho
steamer Charles Houghton. with Can
tain James M. Humell, superintendent
OF the Atlantic Coast Steamship Com
pany, MIR. Leland of the METROPOLITAN
Hotel, Col. Jonas H. French, Colonel
oansster, and many others
The Delegation left this city on their
return yesterday at p. M. We wisb
them pleasant trip to their mountain
MONIES, and may they live long and
prosper. and come again when we are
better able to entertain them.
Mem.--The Mountaineers. relisbed
oysters; the Valley men, mountain dew
and the Seaboard men, everything that
came In their way.
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pJnup
sunor $oi ~ an slax 00@1500Z Extra $l0I
hi, s III flne' s25@975
busbai ~ looGzoo per cwt: Corn, e6@lO0 Del
OATssn ss 5000 per bushel; Bran, 40@a50 o bus
IiME-S;s geza.
snSo ~ quality, per Dbl, $25o@$300; "a quality
IT1Tupp ~. 49,,
Ia.,ha az teH skins sio@$l0o por dszen; Sole
''I TTer,n 1M94sc; per pound.
Al 10 san ~ per Thousand, 1000; ID d. 5000;
| " p ~ S2o H., :
nDrnhoh,hi ED PEAS S1.00@ll0. a. -aE
"a 20 ,nn nae, per gallsn, $200922S; Linseed sI5
p0eKWMas. COO
nnVnn-Mess e5ZOO6D35O0: Prime $25632O0
P0RTER-London, best brands. $50: ph,,.do,nh,.
'V sra an
and Granuated 81 ps9o nanneu, crushed, Powdered
nn io1zc; h
T., nnSVsLoonnectcut Leaf 2oGT6c; yir. GOd$I rs
n M, &C.. ManuIsctured, 6Oc.@$l2 6 Smoking Doc "a
'ii on an ooc.ensIo0.
TAk-22 gal bbs. 81 90; 81 GAL Dbl. &22s
snoSaN-t.3Id 4b0
%arEs SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME $40 per fnn
r. NAvAL STOKES = Crude Turpentine, AOoa4. so.
Turpentine, $5.50d600. 'S ''
Hy,inNNnSzo0@5OO.
SOAP-13a16c.
y WmEATmMht u 60C1210; Red, $14O6a1 90
p, is-oid Monongahela Qow proo1 81 lO@2 o.
N.Y. anu bourbon, s235tg7 90; proof 81 60@3OO
DoMEsTrc M Apy,,u,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
~ -
FINANCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
ur-phIarelpha and Hudson, $3%
M. NnJEs-Apple S3O06l4.0O; Hennesey, otard, n
-. Ca.,ion. &c'. l0OOa16 Fancy Brapdies; Cher
nv nlackberry Ginger, &c, s5oomoSo; pomesuc lco"
nom s235: California, per case Szoo n, s,,.,,,,,
OVERWHELMINGLY brakes Wahoo Russ sche e.n nn
&c All ools California Wine Btters PER case sss a.
RsvCoNWBaltimore, Sides 1s@lsc.; HAMS z'@'oc'
smitbfied Hams. cuts to order, ggd25c .,ooa,o ~
REEF-Extra Mess Sls0O@2O O0 Mess so'9oa Ell I,
COTTON-Good Middliug AZ; Midul'hg 40 ~" W.
ding ~; Good Ordinary 80; Low Ordinary 30.
C0AI-First quality, 4osI5c; % quality 'Sg 400 M
BRICKs-frst quality pressed s3e.ooi "a u'' e--'''
Sd do, $500. ,,,,, teo MAJ, IAN
CORN-Whte, s5@s7c; Yellow, 75@sOc.
COFFEE-Prime Rio Coffee, 30lzG32c
WHITE LEAD--S@T.
SUGAR HOUSE SYRuPS-50a6Oc.
WOoD-Per cord, 81 .50GS00.
sUINGLES-Sl2 0O@13O0.
sTAVEs--ss7 O0a45.o0 \,
Observation-Disclosures Prints 3.36; sprague DC
o-iI.Smerican do 30; Amoskeag do q n; Clutches %
On london Mourning do q "; Amoskeag DO y Ian
~ So.,ar Ginglams So; Deaines, 3D. standard sheet
;ns, a. a. fine Brown sheeting 500; - DO ~; - %
pssacbed do 50 IS; Ticks 81 striped snlftlne
9saa5: Coored and Bleachcd Drills Nts''s' .o'0'e'
Cambria 26a2i x.
CUBA MOLAsSES-55a65, o,-os
CiNDJES-Ad amantine, 2st13Oc; Taliew Z'a-''
CiliARS-Dcmestie and Imported. @@i9o'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-19

LIST or CosaoN,Es per Steamship Niagara, from New
York to Norfolk February II, 1865:
W.T. Allen, B I Bockevor, Billups burgess q Gore
X Bigcs Co, B and J Baker & Co, Bishsp, Bro
lawski, N Grow, u W Conant, Cobb 20, hoa'"l,
II Cawson, EN- Cunning, Graham Moore, 7 Henne-
berry, " Hanson, 7 IIudgins, Jones, JORDAN,
Kellogg. Katski NJ Kennedy, VIM Lamb, Loy.t "a
Bro o Lagoria, March, Moody, Ms 1850 80 " p
Uellehegan. Cant Mott W Pepper, q Rowland,
Hsdman. Robt Rhea d Rice, Rice, Hill Co, sta
plcs. c schwartykon Sherman B,os, A Smith, sea-
4 Go. NJ A santos A Tebaut Tebault, Iapo
Co, Toy & pey, white Gale. J G Haurbri WILSON
Tayor W X Wren, Weaver.
List of pas.enpers pcr Steamer Niagara, February II
1866
T Ennis, A Collins, " hcCoakers, Hon, . bii,Vee''
\, Mnrnh, W Bosirk 81 Dexter ii Lambert, Jas Wois'
ser wife aud chiidron
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-19


The NORFOLK OPERA HOUSE will Ina
opened to the public this evening, by a
new company, the chiefs of which are
MI. j.. Rudolph, the comedian, vocalist,
musician and presdidigitator, and Mr..
CHARLES Burnett, the renowned dialogi-
cal fexicostationst. These accomplish
ed performers cannot fail to attract large
audiences. This morning, at half past
eleven O'clock, they will present them
selves in Market square, corner of Main
street, and then and there will bestow
ABOUT one hundred dollars worth of
gI,ts, consisting of jewelry, goblets and
other useful wares. In tie evening. st
the theatre, there will be a second pre-
sentation of gifts, and among them a
very handsome silver plated tea set. he
on hand in the morning; be on hand in
the evening. The entertainment will
be rich, rare and rational.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-19

MARINE NEWS. The French sloop-
of-war p'Estalne, from Annapolis. ar.
rived IN the harbor on Saturday morn
Ing, and anchored off Town Point. The
U. 5. steam Revenue Gutter Kan-Ka-
kee, Captain G.. B. Slicer, arrived here
Yesterday morning, from cruise along
the coast, and anchored near the DIES.
tame, off Town Point. Steamer Sedge-
wick. Greenwood, from Port Royal for
New York, arrived short of fuel,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-19

THE Two STANDARDS. Liberty's
standard sheet, tho star-spangled ban
ner, and Americas standard perfume
Phalon's "Night-BlOoming Cereus.n-
Wherever the one floats in the air, SC
does the other.-NeaO Haven Palladium
W. Fl. Stiner, Agent, No. l Main
street.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-19

BEWARE OF PICKPoCKErs. Mrs. M
+. Lightfoot had her pocket picked in
the market on Saturday. Loss, all hel
market money, amounting to $40.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK. FEBRUARY II.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Matthews &c.
Steamer Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, from Richmond.
Steamer Adelaide, Edgar, Baltimore
Steamer Msytlower Robinson, Philadelphia.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer George Jeary, Brakeman, Batiuere.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Stranahan, Richmond
Steamer Adelaide Edgar Baltimore.
Steamer Eolus, Mctlarrick Cherrystone.
FEBRUARY 18th.
Steamer James I. Brady, lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Thos Kelso, Russell Baltimore.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York.
Steamer Il. NJ Vance, -, Wilmington, Del.
schooner Windward, Kennerly, Baltimore.
Schooner Eldorado, Parks, Washington, N. G.
schooner Alfred u. Smith, Miller, Philadelphia
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ERIE CANAL BARGE "COLUM-
IL BIAD" FOR SALE.-Capacity 5000 bushels Ora In
is in complete order, and but two and half years old
Also two open Canal oarges, very suitable for carry
ing wood-capacity nifty cor,s EACH. Also n Lighter
Apply to L. REYNOLDS,
novs-d No. 16 Roanoke Square,
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II o r q A L f.

! offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm adjoining the
village Of Kempsvillo In Princess Anne comnty Va
nine miles from the city Of Norfolk situate the ,s
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society good adjacent to
schools and churches Tho land Ia Thoroughly sdnDe 10
TRUCKING, being high, rich aud quick There Il wood
| enough on the land to pay for It.
Should 1t not be desirable for any one in want of land
to have large tract II will be divided into lots to snt
Por terms, &c, apply to SHAW 4 ROBERTS Auction
and Commission merchants corner Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk, Va In whose hands the proper.
ty has been placed for aale.
J. n. BRICKHOUsR,
te7-H Kempsville Princess Anne co.. We.
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THE COURTS.

MAYORS CoURr.No arrests reported. The watch re-
port the city quiet and some Tampa out Friday night
On Saturday night the town reported noisy. No ar
rests except for drunkenness.
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FRRuDARN's CoURT,-No Of felony reported
Several civil cases were tried and disposed of.
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MAYORS CoURr - Portsmouth,. David Coleman and
William Madison (coored, charged with burglary, were
turned over to the froedincn's Court