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A moderate inquiry prevailed for wheat: but the mar
ket very heavy, and prices ruled nomnaly 1c. &c
lower for all qualities. We note sales OF "a COO bushels
mainly, If not all at 81 Is for new amber Wi consin.
81 go for prime mixed spring. and 81 70 for amber
Milwaukee. The corn market also gu ct and prices
fully &c. lower The sales about a. 900 BUSH
els at 72c. 74c for unsound "a &c 7Sc. for sonnd
mixed Western, in store and drivered and 7Sc 79c
for yellow Southern. The transactions In oats
rather light and prices considerably lower. closing
heavy at 3Sc 43c. for unsound and 55c for sound
WESTERN 5Sc for State 50c SIC for Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, and Csc for Canada Rye was quiet we
note sales of about 5000 bushels Western at Sac Malt
continued inactive and nominal. Barly was neglected
and prices rules heavy.
Co1ToS was less active, and prices were somewhat
irregular. The steamers had decided influence
the market which closed nominal our subjoned
quotations The sales about 8 200 bales mostly to
shippers for the European market. We QuOte;--
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE
The mails for Great Britain and the Continent via Pal
mouth and Hayrc. per steamer Fuon: for IrriaI-
Queenstown seaIner city Of Washington. aud the
Herman States VIA HAMBURG per steamer Bavaria on
Saturday February IL will close this oce 1000 A. NJ
and at the up town offices follows:--
stations A and ", 10 A. VI.
Stations 4 and II, 81. 4. VI.
stations T. and H. ga A. NJ.
Station q. IA NJ JAMES KELLY r NJ
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Havana Markets.

NEW OREANs, Feb. ia, 1855
Havana dates TO the 9th inst received Sugars are
quoted thore nj Nc for No IL for export. Cof
fee was selling ut l6c. 1910 Exchange New York
Is % per cent discount; exchange London, 16I a
16}l per cent premium; exchange Paris 3h per
premium.
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REAL ESTATE.

Sales Observation-Disclosures OF High
Prices-Dcscription OF tho Property,
With Prices Obtained, &c.
Yesterday the sales Of real estate continued at
the Exchange Rooms, on Broadway. There a large
number OF persons present. and the bidding high
MS on the previous days The following is list of the
sales made, with the amounts rcaizcd:-
BY Muller, Wilkins Co., belonging to the Hegeman
estate, being cont Auaton OF sale of February A.
One lot, W. corner 9th and 57h st. 25xlO So 300
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TUE COLLISION or THIRD AND FOURTH AVE.
II nue. cars. At Bowery, eth December last william
O'callashsn killed this collision. Any person who
the while passenger In Third avenue cars re
Quested communicate forthwith with Nessrs Edwin
james punphy, ~ their Offices, W Brosdwsy
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THE HOUSE KNOWN AZ THE PINE BROOK HOTEL.
with adjoining grounds stables aud outbuiidines have
been leased FOR $500 for the purpose Of making them club
grounds. These the best snipe partridge fields
within hundred miles Of New York and will be fully pro
ected from poachers and trespsser Paroles wishing 70
subscribe d. 40 by applying at No swhtsha street
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FINANCIAL.

A LII HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE wIIMiNu
"A ton and Manchester Railroad Company North Caroina
are respectfully requested make themselves KNOWN -
soon as possible to the undersigned NJ X JesnP Coz
Agents OF the Company New York, giving class and mum
pers OF ponds held by them respectively that the Company
ay courier WIN them ON matters rotating 70 their interest,"
. HENRY NJ. DRANE.
President W. 4 M. r. r. Co., Wilmington, NC.
TvANHOE PETROLEUM COMPANY
Once OF the Ivanhoe Petroleum onpany a Pine street
New York, Feb Is 1894 The OF Ivanhoe Petro-
leum Company have this day declared Dividend The
THBEE (s) PER CENT,
the capital stock payable the Goth inst Trauses
books win be closed from the 18th 2ls nsve
THOS. b. WILEY Secretary
NOTICE
FOR THE REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY Bovps
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Fundns
Commissioners OF the county of Ynba state of Calforu
have the seven thousand AID
sixvsx dollars In coin for the redemption OF Yuha county
bonds OF the issue Of the 1887; also the of
thousand hundred and dollars coin fo
redemption of Yuba county bonds OF the
year 1861 that sealed proposals will be received ut the
County rsasurcrs Office of said county In the city Of Mnrv
Vile Saturday the oath daT OF March. A. d. 1875
the clock A. NJ OF that day The July
attached to the bonds, and the proposals
must be accompanied by the bonds to be Redeemed
Dated this 18th day of December, A. 1853 at Marysytia
Yuba county California w. II. HARTWELL.
L. T. CRANE.
VIM CARPENTER,
g,n roun nissins vuha nunt Cali
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S HIPPIN g NEW S.

ALMANAC YoRK-THs DAT.
SUN RiHEs. S q
SUN 81 NICK WATER 10 10
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OFFICE or THE PITHOIE FARMS PETROLEUM
~ Company 26 Pine street. New York, Feb 13 1885 -
this company have this DECLARED dvt-
dend Of four "a per cent from the net earnings for the
month OF January, payable on the 2oh ,nsi: e..
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Marsele.: brig castsn Herdenbrook Matsnzas ano, Nat
smorosl below barb. Glide from zanzibar; Xnoni@s,
sherwood Syors ssiP. James css,s. cssCa &elsgune
ssySSs "a w s r
,5idss Jscs,o,yllle Sid steamer Gses.; ships no
Harriet remain a At ian anchor ,s IN tho Roads ,.
sshr Clara Ews Ions wsois Hole Cd Sfis D xsis:
s S% e
sIca steiner yinsiass from SesSsru,, Syort vi.
.:S bar. Ssns M MsS IISoo
FST4hss e. s5saS sss Beige. Ss WI
psnts Which sailed SATURDAY, morning from here with the
ina u.abls proceed North account he heavy
S Sa sss' and mSn . Sc" running
s s ssr .s d. s Z:
New Haven Lucy Baker, James river r NYoIf Reindeer
Ia s s.ssr sT for SYoit sms &sss Sos
y; Fl . A .. s.Gs ., s%.. srs-s
Nycrk FOR Sewburypc, WIN Bn,man sma,. Hncksvilie.
ST soa is Leon Ssr:n
..a,: ss:.s s.y y;s EaAH 's'' saginaw Cal.
Tor So sssa Ss s sSs rs% s
sons,re for Portland: schr. Emma GSrs burysre,
Tor ssr from sss
s..f r Sr ws% Ian. M
gss.p sesrs Pioneer tsr ssgnsw. Emma 4 CuI,:s
eth--Arr stsamerJ Green, HARDY, New York; bark
wrshtJ Inekn do brig Belle Of The Bay. Ncyes, do;
schr 4. Davis. kempton, do.
9Arr steamship Bolivar. watson, Liverpool and Tam
pico; ship Philadelphia tBr). Poole Liverpool
NORFOLK Feb l2--Arr schr Emma, Wright Boston.
..NEwBURYroRr. Feb ia-Ar schr LUCY Ames. Ames.
NEW BEDFORD, Feb ll--Ar schr Roter. Gold.
thwsitc, Baltimore via Newport.
Iah-sld shs Hattie Coombs Eaton and Palmetto State
Joy. NYork; Helen, Perry. do
NEwPoRT. rrb io-sld schrs Clara Corson; 81 Lucar,
Ort0n. and Eben Brown Burns Providence for Nyork
PHILADELPHIA Ftb1f-Arr briggs Cosmos Talbot pa.
ermo; Matilda (Br, Lorway 81 John, EB fsnny Poulkc
swainc, NNork schrs Roebuck Quinn, do. Austin
ys staten leland scrweser Foster Fortune BAY; Moses
Paitn, tarlson, Turks Island; " stockhnn, Cordery;
Arrher and Reeves ircland aud Hurri Robinson NYork
CHI bark Geo Meade, Avery, Pirsecs; Manou North,
M.be brig Belle fiernsrd Cook. West srhr- Gar.
roll colson, Providence; Ehzaeeh hsgee Msgcs boston
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II HAMwEHBTER.
heretofore sfrmatized Patent Beer brrwei BY Eohsr
Fnck drsush, at Ksreis Restaurant Broome strsce
nesr cr0sbr.
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WIVES, LIQUORS. sc.

VEINE MAKERS ATTENTIoy.-r HAVE 7no QUARTZ
w pure Cstswba Crane Juce which be fertn~nSe<
into superior wine VIII sell q low 70 close out the lot
n. V. MAIZE. SO Broadway.
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YJyUE YELLOW JACKET SILVER MISfEG COMPANY
has levied of $50 gold per share due 18th
of March; delinquent nth OF April we are prepared 70
transmit due by Eastern stockholders by Telegraph
mail through the Bank Of California.
LEES 4 WALLER, No 81 Pine street
New YORK. Feb II, 1866.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-28

CORPORATION CoURT, May 26.-Judge Thos. G.
Tabb, Presiding 4 r r, 'r 7
Young Tall es. George Olney, case dismissed
on motion of plaintiffs attorney.
The cases of w. L. Washburn, Young Tall and
w. Tall, against the steamboat 'sWashington If
wing was called up, and very warm and ami
mated discussion ensued upon the right of c. w.
Buttz to appear as Counsel for the said steam
boat.
The plaintiffs counsel objected to his appear
ance on the ground that the owner OF the steam
err had taken and stolen the property in defiance
of the Court and in contempt of its orders.
The Judge sustained the motion, and refused to
allow Mr.. Buttz to be heard in behalf of the alb
sconding parties. e
Judgment was then given for the plaintiff for
the amount claimed, and an order for the sale of
the property g. E. when it can be caught.)
Kimberly Brothers VIM Benson, case con-
tinued until the next term of the court.
Exchange Bank of Va, against Lubln 4
Stiner- Case of attachment levied upon their
argued By Judge G. P. Scarburgh for Lublin 4
Stiner, and by w. H. c. Ellis for the Exchange
Bank. The case was not closed at the hour of
going to press. L, Ht
CORPORATION CoURr, May 2s.--Judgs THos.
g. TABB, Presiding H 3
Licence granted Robert Bowden, to keep an
Ordinary in this city.
The following Commissioners to superiuren
coming election, appointed-1st Ward, VIM. T.
Harrison, ID. w. Todd, F. Decordy, VIM. r..
Jones and E. PendIeton. Conductor, A. Mer-
chant End Ward--E. r. Comic, Thomas Faith
|erly, Allen Howard, Geo. w. Bluford and Sam
uel Frost. Conductor, G. H. Miller. 3rd Ward
John W. Belote and John Fisher. Conductor,
B, K. Taylor. 4th Ward-Thomas P. Crowell,
John Taggart. Clement Hill, Charles White
hurst and Peter Diworth. Conductor E. Grey.
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New Advertisements.

y The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tentinn of our readers:
Paper Bags.-Bockover has an assortment.
Also, Concentrated Lye.
lStone,caU Jackson. His life for sale at Stewart
& Dey's. Also Beechenbrook.
Deming.-Has quit poetry to-day, and adyer-
tses the best Flour in prose. l EWf4
+ Rooms.--Mrs. Segar has several for rent, suita-
BILE for families.
French Calf Skins.-C. A. Davis, As Bank St.
Call and order your boots.
Steam Engine.-Jas. Gordon & Co, advertise
horizontal stationary engine, and two lighters
for sale.
Prime Hay-E. H. Delk has 3Ol bales "under
deck " for sale.
City Sergeant-Many citizens call on Col Cor
prev to run for this office. See advertisement
Hatdt0are-All varieties for sale by j. G..
Wombe Il Co., No. Commercial Row.
Collector-Richard Wake, jr., will be support
ed for this Office by many voters.
House for Rent-No. Is Nebraska street, with
all the modern improvements. Apply at this
office.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Poar OF NoaroIK AND PoarsMourH, May Is

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, May %.
ARRIVALS.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str Orient, Todd, fin Hamilton, N. G., with
tar, fish, bacon, cotton and Lard, to Morris,
Gwathmey & Co., q. w. Grandy u Sons, E. r.
Lippincott, T. Fentress ami B. T. Bockover, Nor
folk, W. Ives, Portsmouth.
Str Jas. A. Geary, Wilson, Wilmington, N. c.,
with naval stores, 100 bbls rosn, to Col. VIM.
Lamb, for steamer Ephesus.
DEPARTURES.
Str, J. I. Brady, Lands, Bait.
Str Thos. Keso, Russell, Baltimore
Str. Hatteras, Parrish, Richmond.
Str. Niagara, Couch, Richmond.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McUarrick Yorktown.
MEMORANDA.
Str Ella Knight, was spoken Sunday night, 2
a. M, bound to Wilmington. Sunday afternoon
the Ella knight also exchanged signals with the
Steamer North Point, 20 miles North of Hatteras
bound to Havana.
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Gen. Thomas Jordan, Adiutaut General
on the staff of Gen. BeaureasrJ d,rna i. tS =
war, is now one of the editors Of tha Ms my
phis Appeal. = '"' nio'''
The foregoing we clip from an Atlanta
paper. We had thought that a position o =
RHpsrs Journal Of Giyilizatioa, on the NV ~,
York TRIBUNE, or the Boston Irauser;,,@s
would have comported more with Mr.. .ipr
dams ideas than place ON Southern news
paper. Our readers will remember tha
General" Jordan was the author of the in
famous attack upon President Davis, publish
ed in Ha,per's Weekly short time after M
Daviss incarceration in Fortress Monroe
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the seventh of June next this ecclesiastical
body will assemble in the city of Richmond
and hold its sessions in the First Baptist
Church, Of which the Rev. Doctor Burrows is
pastor. We learn that questions having ref
erence to denominational enterprises will oc-
.cupy the attention of the convocation A
committee will be in attendance at the store
No. 9l5 Main street, charged with the dispo-
sition of delegates
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RESIDENCE OF BIsHoP JOINS IN DANare
"A fire broke out in the Bishops residence
near the Theological Seminary. Alexandria
on the 25th inst, which was fortunately ex !,
hngsished before much damage was sus-
tanned
The fire commenced under the hearth in
the kitchen and destroyed several of the raf-
'ers, the damage being estimated at 800.
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q Nervous ExcITEMENT.-- street was
considerably stirred by the actions of a ne
gro girl who had "got religion" at the after
noon church on James street. 1t was at one
time thought that the negro had become..de-
ranged, such were the queer capers she ex-
hibited Physically overcome, however, she
at last tainted, when the noise and confusion
she had occasioned, subsidized and the peac
and quiet of the street became restored
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ROBBERY NEAR FERRY PoINT.-The front
door of Providence Church was forced open
one evening during last week and robbed of
the cushion from the pulpit desk, chairs,
benches, &c. We hope the perpetrators of
this vandalism will be detected.
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FEMALE DEGRADATION Two abandoned
and reckless creatures were driving through
the streets, Saturday afternoon and shame
fully exposing themselves. We are pleased to
announce that they were arrested by Police
Officer Merchant, and fined by the Mayor
one $5, and the other $40 g4Isis
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RELIGIOUS Rev Mr.. Stewart preach
ed yesterday, which was Trinity Sunday, at
Christs Chureh-the Rev. Mr.. Bartem Off
ciating in the service. There, were no SER
vices at st. Panl's, the Rector being absent
In Portsmouth morning service was held
at Old Trinity by the Rector, and at ST. Johns
by the Rev. Mr.. McKim, g.
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PROTESTANT METHODIST CHURcH-Church
street. Rev. Charles Petit, Pastor. Under
the active ministration OF this gentleman, a
revival has been progressing at this place for
some time, and on Sunday eighteen members
were admitted to the Church. We wish him
Godspoed in his labors
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CLEANsING.-A young horse was enjoying
a bath yesterday afternoon, near Armistead's
Bridge, swimming to and fro in the river,
much to the advertisement Of the urchins
assembled there to witness his aquatic feats.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, proprietors of the Daily Pa
pers in this city, have agreed upon the following
Tariff of Advertising Rates, from which no de-
Walton will be made, to take effect on and after
June LIST, 1866. .....
Transient advertisements rs cents per square,
first insertion, and 3719 cents square for every
succeeding insertion. V+- t-tH
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MAGISTRATES CoURT. I'm consequence of
the non-presence of a sufficient number of
Justices to form court, there was no session
of this body. We understand that commits
sioners to superintend the election Of, the Oath
of June next have been appointed. Commits
sioners have also been appointed in the corr
poration court, over which Judge Tabb pre-
sides
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CRIES of Murder were heard on Fen church
street on Saturday night, which threw the
neighborhood into great excitement, but with
out necessity, as there was no harm done.
The police were absent.
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PRESIDENTIAL PARDON fellow citi-
zen JOHN RossoN, has been pardoned by
President JOHNSON. Mr., RossoN received it
in Washington day or two ago.
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HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE, ON UPPER UNION
STREET. On Saturday, after this paper had
gone to press, mad dog bit two children
One a little girl Of Mrs Stokes's, and the other
the son Of Mr.. Smootch, the owner of the an
inal. We had already warned the public
that a rabid dog was at large, and called on
the authorities tor tax to get rid Of the i'm
mense canine population of the city. Let us
have out the linen with their old fashioned
nets, and let us see the dogs at large securely
muzzled. Now that grief and agony have
been carried to two households. we think it
high time that prompt and vigorous action
should be taken 1850
1t is supposed that the dog was bitten by
that ON Butte street previously mentioned by
us, and we call in the name of the entire COM
munity on the authorities for prompt action
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FALSE RUMoR.-A man was arrested at
Ferry Point suspected of being the party
that shot the Pnrser of the steamer THos.
KELso Considerable excitement was caused
by the rumor of the reported shooting,
which, however, was wholly unfounded
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The FIRE COMPANIES will parade this af-
ternoon at 4 P. NJ The band of the 9th U.
S. Artillery has been engaged for the COCA
sion
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-Gov. Peirpoint has APP
pointed Col. Groner of this city for Norfolk
county and city. sa'a
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, AUCTION SALES.
By ASHTON 4 EMMERsON.

AUCTI0NEERS.
No. 40. Crawford Street, Portsmouth, Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOT IN pa
NEWTOWN.-.
10y authority of a Dc IRE of the
ID Court of the Hastings, for the City of Ports
mouth, made on the 9th day of May 1866, shall
offer at public sale, before the Court House
door of said city, at IL M, ON the 9TH day OF
June, 1866, that being Court day, the following
lot OF land, described as follows
Beginning sixty feet from the Northeast inter
section of jefferson and Sixth Streets thence run
ming East, along William humans line one hun
bred and twenty feet, thence North thirty feet to
John Ii. Myers line, thence West one hundred
and twenty feet, to Sixth street, thence South
along Sixth street to the beginning, it being
vacant and unimproved Lot, and is the same1ot
of land mentioned in cause in said Court OF
Thomas Flaherty ag't Flaherty and othevs.
~ LEOPOLD c.. P. COWPER,
may24td Special Commissioner.
AUCTION SALE 2. -
U. S. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK,
May 10th, 1866. I
WILL BE SOLD AT THIS YARD,
w on TUESDAY, the 5th day OF June 1866,
the Iron Steamer i}{f teaE 3tt
"CHICK AMAUGA," IA.
100 feet in length on the spar deck, Is feet
inches in breadth, and Is feet inches depth,
has two engines and two propellers.
Terms cash in Government funds. ..H
. By order of the Navy Department.
N. b. HITCHC0CK, y.
Commandant,
'H" VIM. G. WEBB,
maysl-mw&ftd Actg Naval Storekeeper.
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LOCAL.


FrREMAS's FUND ASSOCIATIONS LA meet
ing of this fund was held at the Aid Fire
Company's Engine House, on Saturday even
ing last. Geo. w. Camp Esq. and DIR. y.
c. Baylor, represented the United. Capt.
John 4. Ludlow, w. B. Webb, Jesse L:
Ewell and VIM. Britzell Esqrs., represented
the Aid. Walter Edwards Esq. represented
the Hope-and J. Cohn, G. c. Pierson, JOS.
E. Doughty!J. II. Milligan, Esq, c. I. Took
err, Esq, represented the Union. .y..
A resolution offered by Jas. F. Milligan
ESQ that the President appoint a committee
Of i've to draft constitution and bylaws,
and report at a subsequent meeting, was
adopted. l1..st .ca q-.5s,
J. R. Ludlow, c. G. Person, J. E. Barry,
C. b. Langley aud JAS. F. Milligan Esqrs.,
were appointed the committee; whereupon the
meeting adjourned. F S
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Mayors CeURr-Norfo lk.--His Honor W. w
Lamb, presiding. May %, 1866:
There was no case Of Importance before Hi
Honor, the Mayor. ; M95
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LOST.

LOSE. s.4 a
r OST Last evening, on Freemas0n
i "A Street, between CRANKY and Catherine,
bunch of small Keys, (some or 8 in number J
The finder will be suitably rewarded, if the
same is left at No. rs West Freemason street, or
with the undersigned at the Clerks office of this
city.
may25-at* j. A. LYMAN.
A CARD TO MY FRIENDS. g ~
HAVE heard that a certain OBJ
i 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, and all
the other little dogs bark at me-" shall move
straight forward, regardless of their snarls, and
their diminished oar tails.
! have just bought, with Northern capital,
fine lot of Virginia Holly Logs, suitable for some
fine Yankee piano-forte manufacturer or organ
builder, and 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
knayish, honeyfuggling, coquettins Copperhead
Yankee. Respectfully submitted.
FRANCIS DECORDY, Republican
Chamberlaine's wharf,
Norfolk, Va,
Where the best RED AND WHITE ASH Coal, can be
purchased for cash or approved paper.
N. B.-Principles not for sale.
mayl7 F. D.
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REVENUE CUTTER-The Northerner ar
rived at Old Point Comfort Saturday after
noon lH'ih 4