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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
iloIiliral Notites.

First Assembly District la. 3D. Sd aud 5,h Warda-The
ee'oI who gpgo5' The DsP embodied IN he Addrss ,na
that they enroll their At the Fh Ward Hotel
! }3 ! ssiE{4' e. Inspector"
second Assembly Di-irlctA voters who in fvor Of
tho rIt'orm adopcd BY Union Convention hold in
name. The aoi Book vii be open on MONDAY aud TEsDAY
EyENlNG l and @ Of spt'gsI from 59s q o y f sIs
way. Walker Eliza White BsyaFd ca'ha'ine South PecA'lP
g giHEs o Ross In'psgstOF'
john FINN. IEnrO'iaent
Thi-d Assembly District Union Association:-Ths
Rroome st. % MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS ssp II and
'"'' . '''''' BSSiEt !. 6tyAEi
fourth Assembly Dsrrict-seventh Ward.
t1e Nh sa, I5j.og.t ON MONDAY sp5 III
DAY EVENINGS sept u sud 49, 1886 for ,e pupoNe Of enrolling
State Convention held at syrscu.e sept. Is. 1856.
The poll viii be oYen irou = 20 y o'clock P On.
JANE JANE 5SSasA FHSS as5ssss Inspectors
Fifth Assembly District.
ton nh Se,5ed BY REUBEX EESTGN and
enroll names MONDAY sud TUESDAY EVENINGS next
h and h = to 81 o'clock at the ROOMS southwest. cor
N Of Beeekers,. and Co;,asePl,ce, ,.,,
JAMES JAMES WWHiSSTHEERSBorroM inspectors
sixth Assembly District Union Assocation.-The Com.
GRRpSR So III and 5 cHioa on MONDAY ard TUES
DAY EyENINcs The enrg@s" b;Gl; VIII 5spp;n from u m
f SIa{ / Ly k5EsiSISSEO4, c cSG2l%s@.
seventh Assembly Di-trict1The Citizen. q The VIA
onseaton held syracuse September 1895 requested TO meet
m6S y; 's and S'' PTEsDRY EyESSGS Sept L and Is saS
their Names The p roll wall be S1P H By on SG's ueiou
through Macdoug Amiy 4, through Amy 81 to sl1h ,ye up
p Esave to sIeenth through Si1,een,hs' to sI,have
down sirth ave- to through foureen 10 Fourth
ave- down Four,ba ave. and Bowery 20 H9g,to1s st.
% 52HE h2D RREEHHhIi.usr} Inspectors
Eighth Assembly District.-An Electors Of the vih As
ss g' te o atiSs q iGs invited
FyFNHGS sept enroll their for the formation
Of r"'" Association So$fE 5HS AASaSgg Inspectors
DANIEL SHEEhAND
Ninth Assembly Di-trict.-Tho UNION REPUBLICAN,
OF ao SS Sd SyPpee oS G 81 &
will Lebanon Hail. No. 10 Abingdon SQUARE on the evening:
Enrolment tpG preparatory to of@ns A.ecsn f the district
NORMAN STRATroN, / lnspeeOni
5 SEoS6 SHG }. bEGNE Enactment.
Ss by BaSs
and In pursuance to eau o. S usiOn MD s pt In
sustaining the Of tho present Gonse.s and the platform
Central Committee will @ e attendance !, bTS0LS sna 81 W
EVENINGS september II and 49, between the hours Of and "
0 '0'A' W. viz ~ STEPHEN II. KNAPP
FRANCIS NJ. SMITH, inspectors.
DAVID GRAHAM,
Assembly the south by Fourteenth
en,terly by Fonrth aud Medonye nOhe by fortiethst
to thence Thirty second' up 70 hinthsye along
Hnthsve Twenty s1st down Twenty 'Ith't to s1'hAvei
thence q Fourteenthst. -, , s--,-,
The citizens this approving OF the platform and principles
Union party adopted by the Union Convention ned
1860 Al the reelection OF Gov Ienon are
invited to o"rS S T' a: T5 ts ESESN sept and
M ron "a no "a ooek At old Union Hesdquset' corner OF
w snty d d aud Broadway by order Of the State Central Com
u""s' JAMES L. HARTER, Inspectors
JOHN V. ORlULEl }
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5perial Notices.

Post-ce Nofice1he Mails for the United Kingdom ana he
Continent q and Liverpool steamer CITY OF
Boston saturday 5 viii close at this Ohcs e 10
aud Uptown Offices follows Stations SUD bea
%. and d. 7i5 Stations and y 5Y IA {;
Stat OF IA JAMES kELLA.f M
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EwEIIEI
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Ttrreemf Asscfnbfs psssssef Aes'ren, Of fse Thir
s.s 5 Ss;sFs s'. s . ss
s ana ass gS corr on M HS S GsDAY EyF
o S1s sept II and 10 1850 to enro ss pi Wv q
slHiessh % Ws,, end s1Sa'e to North H'''
H H6IH E' n SHERWOOD, {IuspectOr
RICHARD LkFfTER
sersnteemh Ward.-FOuRTEENFH ASSEMBLY DIS
uS Svea, ana ooouist oy f'" e
In 70 cali q che Union Sue. oca.sa! coanies =.
9 %s S ,. che SSd at S Cd: r Pd s are
by ns,i65 bsi The nspeeor sppoS "A H. ths state Cen re
coTs,se wiz be st'e,s3see s M', IA, ESs m ,Ss ~
sepiemssS the the y O'Clock
''' TIC '1''HD's0' VI TIC ''i BERNARD SHERIDAN,
RShs 4 h Hicks '''O'''''''
TweIdiesh ward.-FGFTEENTn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
and who spSo S 1 the principle" sGT euoS 10 the ssd and
tons Of tue UniSs ss Co9veuog i.vs TO nee, 81 9so
TUESDAY, EVENING" September and IS i.s u O'Clock
on s1I:Pi %.ssa By
MARTIN THAEcHER)
5 56Ts 5 ]; GEhER' iH''''''''-
Sixteenth Assembly DistrictIn Of Eesos:s
voT 81 tie Os s and the 9 s &
held syrsg:s sept requested e meet at The MsS,ss Co
TUESDAY EVENINGS sept n 49, s ,6e purpose oG.enro
% names and 'e'ns 1 ggs hsg %S5Ss SSSsn1
W Nbff bI, Es M4oND lH'P''''''''
undarssnsd AVID .n
y esi O'Clock Of the noE Republicans
e 11s,i' a%s %s nf s @
Fy6nh- Ehhsye snd Hudson River pursuant to the re'0
s AZ RsSH 5t + 2 4 55fiH r"..'.
E,,ssn,h Assembly Ds'Fs SSs9l5 By j ~
Dt who fsyOr Of the platform Of The Unon Scs saiiOa
an I s .@td " With ' . are meet
4 NJ = h1' 'y RS net. IT, sroS o ON
seys ier Parpo:o oiaiss Esltscn,5 1Isy eIc,
inn Association Books 0pi oS Is psGoS
lug : fSf i &SSSsHSfl, 3I'''s''''-.
Nineteenth. Assembly Districz
T f EsESSG ss a IS from %st
'' '''" $ SHsHiss G dsiSE l''''''.
pom Assembly Districa.
Il: Si fSss;y &, yAS P:;5s's
@sps a. Oy invited s SHi TO- n ~ Fs av
ninth aud si;iieia;' MONDAY sad TUESDAA EVEN
The rolls win bs y TO 81 Oelas each essipe The
S9ss9 ss d a:. e sd Es. liver follows f'r' " ''
BY order Of the State Central comnt,ea
JAMES w. = CULVER fIuspeSsosA
ALEXANDER Balm, J
Twenty-.t Assembly District snss asd
Fihh HA sixth sye Harlem and iorty2~rte rnoa-
beeG ia % sS 81 and resolution. he sc % state
S% a.: invited to eSd md register Ss a,
BULLS HEAD HOTEL corner Third .ud One
II s. AZ Ss and
e Coz nGS feon. RPSSis tue
e SET e I sEE Et Ss,i'' inspector"
Twelfth Ward Rally The or-us Of the abosv ward
proving platform principles OF the Union Party adopted
by held September invited
10 asud meeting on SATURDAY EVENING, september H.
O'clock Washington Hall Harlem for the purpose oil organizing
Fenton nd Woodtord Campaign Club.
EDGAR KETCHUM, ROBT. c. BROWN.
LAS H. WATSON CHAS L. JENKINS,
WM RICHARDSON q. b. TUNISON,
HOKATlO r. ALLEN, Col MCLEAN
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ERRbEaI q 4; coYLE. IH'Sc'su.


Eiehieenth Assembly District bounded by Twenty
sadonaye Foreth ST. and Eest River-The ctsns OF this
District who in favor Of the platform Of the Union erioa
which assembled The 18th inst and also, Of the cleo
AIDED with Gov Fcnon Ns-d 10 meet
No ~ Twenty ninth opposite the stsiiopcnse on
MONDAY and TU ESDAl the M end 18th inst to nPu them
forming the Eighteenth Assembly District
Union Association. Books 30 3 % Of each s"en
ing JOAN II. pklsCoM, D.,
D .. T: MARSHALL, Inspectors.
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Nineteenth, Assembly District

All that support Ticket sud platform q PEinP
made the late Syracuse ssnon will meet oD MONDAf an
TUESDAY EyENISGS ssE and 49, from n 70 ~ O'clock 10
Broadway and Sixty agh for the Pgrasof enroen
BY order Of JOSEPH CUDLlPf. D.
WILLIAM HALREN, Inspectorx.
\
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DR.. ). ii, schenck
Important 90 Railway Traveller.

The ond edition fir September of
APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
is ready. Contents:
100 THROUGH ROUTE RAILWAY MAPS representing the
principal railways OF the country.
500 RAILWAY TIMETABLES giving the time Of departure and
arrival railway in the United states and tile CANADA
l.. ortait road represented by map
IMPORT Ant INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS in
reference Checking Baggage Purchasing Tickets haa~a,
.tablcs
d. APPLETON Co., Publisher.
Nos 40 and as broadway.
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tonrih A--embly DI-IrIct-seycnlh Wnrd.

Tie InprC0f1 apI0lfed by STATE I0le
district win No 2n5 Midisou-st MONDAY and TUES
DAY EVENINGS sept l7 sud 49, 1896 for lie pupose Of enrolling
II al Union EePu5loln In the lNh A"enby d. tt,
and support the platform and principles VI tue Union
State Convention held a. syracuse sept IS 1896
The polls viii be o,en ir0m y 20 81 o'clock 2.
JAMES McLAREN,
JAMES BLACKWELL, Inspectors
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First Assembly District la. 3D. Sd Wards-The
ec1rs who support principles embodied in the Address snd
adopted by the Union Convention
notified they enroll their the Fh Ward Hotel
MONDAY and TUESDAY seP MSg9 - QSm 100 to $3.50 ~
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Twelfth Ward Rally The O.ir,ni Of the sbosv ward
proving the platform principles OF the Union Party adopte1
by Union Convention he'd September are invited
10 asud meeting SATURDAY EVENING, september H. ats
Washington Hall Harlem TOT the purpose oil organizing
Fenton ud Woodtord Campaign Club. -
EDGAR KErCdUM ROBT. c. BLOWN.
las y WATSON CHAS. L. JENKINS,
MML RICHARDSON u. b. TUNlSON,
HOKATlO T.. ALLEN, Col MCLEAN.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14
LOCAL.

OUTRAGE.-A few days ago, negro man
at Deep Creek made his appearance at the
store of Mr. Carr, in state of intoxcation.
He soon became very impudent and abusive
in his language, and on being ordered out of
the store by Mr.. James Carr, the son Of the
proprietor, he cursed and swore beyond mca-
sure. Mr.. James Carr caught up bar of
iron with which to strike him, but the negro
ierked it out Of his hand, when Mr.. Carr took
the door-bar and Knocked him down.
Logan Hurst, Esq, the Delegate for the
county and magistrate, rode up about this
time, and said he would issue a warrant for
the arrest of the negro, if it could be served.
Notwithstanding the fact that the negro was
accompanied by large crowd of friends. some
gentlemen present offered to act, when the
warrant was issued, and the negro taken into
custody. His friends at once left in search of
reinforcements, and soon returned with large
crowd, and threatened, if the negro was not
turned loose, they would burn every house and
building on Deep Creek, Prudence suggested
his being released, which was DONE but the
gentlemen present, determined not to be out
done in this way, soon beat up the surround
ing country for recruits, returned to Deep
Creek, and recaptured the negro,
He was brought to Norfolk and taken be-
fore Capt johnson of the Freedmen's Bureau,
who said he had no jurisdiction in the case,
and that he must be tried by the Civil Courts.
He is now in jail in Portsmouth; and we hope
will soon have hearing. When threatened
at Deep Creek with Civil Law, this negro
cursed the Courts and all belonging to them.
The sooner all the negroes find out that they
are amenable to Civil Law, the better it will
be for all parties concerned.
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APIrAL.-Money, the want of which has
been sorely felt in the South No communi-
ty has suffered more for this indispensable ar
ticle than our sister city Portsmouth There
is not bank in that city. We are pleased
to learn that our worthy sister is making efforts
in the right direction to secure large banking
house; several Of her enterprising merchants
are now on vis to New York to endeavor
to effect arrangements to raise tie required
funds to establish National Bank, with a
capital of $500. 900. Success to their enter
prise. These two cities require 81, 00O, 900
more Of capital.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

GAYETY IN SoUTHAMPToN.-We I'M
derstand that several of the gallant young
gentlemen of Southampton, will give Tour
nament and May party, at Towards Hotel,
in the town of Jerusalem, Southampton
county, Va, on the LIST day of May next.
The fitting will commence at II o'clock, A.
NJ, and the dancing at 7 o'clock, ?. NJ
Among the managers, we hear mentioned
the well-known names of Dr. E. A. Drewry,
Dr. G. N. Musgrave, w, W. Cobb, Thomas
Vaughan, Samuel Kello, James N. Bell,
Joshua Pretlow, R. c. Barrett, DR.. w. H.
Parker, E. F. Murfee, and Henry S. How
ard
Among the Committee of Invitation: DR..
R. W. Burgess, DR.. H. R. Darden, Captain
VIM. H. Pretlow, Vajor VIM. B. Shands E.
". Massenburg, Benjamin E. Worrell, Robt.
Ridley, Edward M. Little, James P. Massen-
burg, James B. Wick, VIM. Medley, Richard
Kello, L. R. Edwards, J, D. Pretlow, Ros.
Majette, George Darden, DR.. J. H. NJ. Sykes,
Samuel B. Pfetlow, Samuel 7. Drewry, c. c.
Williams, E. R. Story, G. D. Darden, Robt.
j. Neeley, and Richard Briggs.
The names are guarantee that the well
known chivalry and hospitality for which
Southampton has been ever famed will be
fully maintained on this occasion Peters,
burg Express
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GENTLE HlNT-The attention of takers
is respectfully and earnestly invited to the
following. 1t suits this locality amazingly
well, Churches included:
At concert which took place lately, gen.
tleman in the audience rose up, just as the
third piece in the programme had been per-
formed, aud said Mr. Conductor, will you
obge me, sir, by requesting your vocaists
either to sing louder, or to sing in whispers,
as there is conversation going on close by
where sit, that is conducted in such a loud
tone as to hinder my enjoyment of the music,
prefer, certainly, to hear the concert, but if
cannot be SO privileged, desire to hear the
conversation"
There was an extremely quiet and attentive
audience in the hall during the rest of the
evening.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

Our country friends with their carts and ar
tlcles for sale, We're in market this morning i'll
heavy force. The main body rested on Main
Street, the right resting on Church st. The
prices generally, ranged high.
We quote Green Pork at s4@12c. per ID.
Beef, from 12@25c. Mutton, 10000. Veal,
l6@25c. Eggs, 25c. per doz. Chickens, $50
@2.25 per pair. Turkeys, $2@3.5o Sweet
Potatoes, 1.50@$2 per bushel. Asparagus
2o@25c. per bunch. Shad, 50@75c. pei
pair. Oysters, a.5o@$5 per Dbl.
No Lamb in market.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which invite the at
tention of our readers: ..-s
Neao Sash Door and Blind Factory and PLAN
ing NiU.-If you will read the advertisement of
Messrs. Damn, Foredyce & Robertson, you will
see that they have started in our city factory
for manufacturing the above articles in large
quantities.
Coal, Plaster and Hay.--Read the adver ise-
ment ofJno. o. Carnage. He keeps large stock
on hand at all times and sells low.
Dauis d Bro, Rowland's wharf, offer to-day
large lots of Tobacco, Sugar, Vinegar, Old Peach
Brandy and Herrings.
Dcming No. Main Street, offers variety of
Teas of the best quality at low prices.
Bananas for sale by NJ. D.. Bice 81 Main street,
Books! Rooks.-Read the advertisement of
Stewart & Dey.
See advel tisement loss of Pocket Book
See Notice of Tobacco stolen.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

MAYORS CouRr- Norfolk, April 14th, 1867.
c. Tabb, Presiding. 'g'af
Cornelius Butter, colored, disturbing the peace.
Fined So. 1 ''t
Enoch Mae, colored, committing nuisance
against the ordinances of the city. Fined S..
y Albert Owen, Charles Patton, oolored, and
each. a..- r.tr.r
Charles Morris, colored, charged with stealing
chickens. When arrested by the night police
he had a bag over his shoulder containing s1ven
large fine fat hens. Committed for further exami-
nation.
VIM. Walker, charged with robbing soldier.
No evidence to sustain the charge, and the &C
cused was dismissed
VIM. White, charged with a violation of the
city ordinances, in selling by wei ht from scales
not sealed Fined $40. $50 zrrs1r ss~s..s
Eliza Tabb, and Armstead Tabb, her son, cold,
charged with disturbing the peace. Son dis
charged and the mother fined SIS. ''
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD Fellows


The r. W. Grand Lodge of Virginia, after
very pleasant session, adjourned on Thurs
day. The following are the Grand officers
elect for the present year: H. G. Davidson,
r. w Grand Master; E. II. Fowlkes, R.
w. Deputy GraEd Master; G.. w. Dame,
L. W. Grand Warden; w. J. Riddick, R.
w. Grand Secretary; j. w. Ferguson, K.
w. Grand Treasurer and J. B. Blanks, r.
w. Grand Chaplain.
Officers Of the R. W. Grand Encampmeut
of Virginia: John g. Smith, M w. &. Pa
triarch James E. Wolff, NJ. ". G.. High
Priest VIM. Taylor, r. w G. Senior War
den; a. Y. Burr, H. W. Grand Scribe w.
A. R. Nye, R. w. Grand Treasurer Jno. B.
Shaner, r. ". Grand Junior Warden.
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GosPoRT NAVY YARD.-The following are
the names of the officers who compose the
Board of Survey, which Las just been ap-
pointed to examine and report upon all the
material in the yard:
Chief Engineer Newell
Civil Engineer Worrall.
Constructor Hanson
Master Machinist Lyons.
a.. Assistant Master Carpenter Boush,
Assistant Master House Joiner Jordan.
Orders have been issued also to the heads
Of departments, calling attention to the Pre-
sldent's proclamation relative to giving en-
ployment, giving seamen and soldiers the
preference.
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New DRUG SToRE.-The business Of the
city is evidently spreading, At the begin
hing Of the year, the Messrs. Taylors started
drug store at the corner of Freemason and
Catherine streets, and now we find another es-
Enlistment of the same kind, even further re-
moved from Market Square. We refer to the
snug little drug store just opened by DR.. Hun
ter, on Charlotte street. just opposite the
Academy. y 2 ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN.-The Off
GERS aud enlisted men, formerly of the Couied-
crate army and navy, and now residing in
this city, will hold united meeting at the
City Hall, on this, Saturdayevening, at eight
O'clock. All citizens who favor the object de-
signed, the rearing of a monument to the
memory of those who lay down their lives i'll
common cause, are respectfully invited to
be present
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

NEW WHARF The new wharf, intcn-
ded for tie accommodation of the ]iue of
steamers to connect with the Eastern Shore
Railroad, and located up town, adjoining Hig-
gins wharf, is nearly completed. The Dudg-
ing Machine,are also at work at that spot, and
i'll few days the entire work, at present con-
templated, will be ready for business. Mar
shall Parks, Esq, is the general agent Of the
line in Norfolk
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REDUcTIoN.--By reference to the advertise
ment, as stated yesterday in our "local' col
umn, the New Line has reduced its fare to
Baltimore. Weare informed by the agent that
they were the first to do this, but through
some negligence the fact was not published
Whether the blame is to be allotted to the
printer or agent. is matter of question
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

Cruz, l.. N. Murray commander, from New
York, April 10th, 3 P. NJ, bound for Vera
Cruz, via. Havana, Cuba, and Sisal (zucatan)
went ashore at haf-pist three o'clock on
April l2tA. during thick fog on Body's Is
land, n. e., one mile Moth Of Oregon Inlet.
Passengers crew, 'na,l. add bag age landed
safely.
The cargo or at least tie greatest part will
be saved
The Vera Cruz is 1900 tons, and belongs to
the American and Mexican Mail $. S. Co, Ct
New York
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

MAYORS CouRr, Portsmouth. Daniel Collins,
Mayor, presiding. April l4th, 1866. n vi
Martha White (colored, arrested on COM
with obtaining money under false pretence, to
wit: 500 obtained under pretence Of purchasing
clothing, under promise of marriage, it appear
ing that the plaintiff advanced money without the
accused having asked for it, the case was thereby
dismissed
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

VESSEL ASHORE The brig Mary Jane, OF
and for Baltimore, from Porto Rico, with a
cargo of sugar and moasses, went ashore on
Wednesday night on the beach Lear KNOTS
Island. The Messrs. Bakers, the wreckers,
have gone to her assistance through the Abe
marie and Chesapeake canal
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

HIGH AND Low RENTS On the first Of
January the store in Commercial Row on the
corner of Wide Water street, rented for 81
400 per annum. Yesterday it was rented out
rate of $57 per month"; ,f ar 1
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QUARTERLY MEETING-The Rcv'd. E. p.
Wilson, Presiding Elder of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, of the Norfolk District,
will hold his second quarterly meeting in
Cumberland Street Church, on tomorrow
Sunday morning and evening, at the usual
hours.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

Southern minister who received, nuln-
Der Of calls, and could not decide which was
the best, asked the advice of his faithful Afri-
can servant, who replied "Masa, go where
nessee
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

SALE OF VESSEL AND CARGo--1'he Sohr
John Henry which was sunk in the bay some
weeks ago, and was raised and brought to this
port by B. & j Baker, was sold to-day by
Leigh Bros & Phelps at aution. B. & J. Ba-
ker purchased the vessel for $3.50, the Coal
at "a cents per bushe.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

( DREDGING MACHINE SUNK. ---One of these
leviathans, engaged in deepening the water
at the new wharf of the Philadelphia line,
sunk this morning. Cause: too much wood
on board
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

60 butcher espied an ola female &C.
quaintance in the market who had gotten her
self up in juvenile array, Gypsy hat, waterfall
etc.. and be exclaimed to his aeghbor in the
next stall, John, do look at Lie, now-mut-
ton dressed lamb fashion, dog goucd if she
amt !"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

DR.. MINNEGERoDE-Th eminent divine,
and former pastor of Christ Church, is on a
visit to his old friends in this city He will
preach in Christ Church tomorrow morning
and at night.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

PREACHING ON WASHINGTON PoiNT-The
Pulpit of the Christian Church, on Washing
ton Point, will be filled Tomorrow afternoon
at 81 O'clock, by the Rev. Mr.. Thrift
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

VESSELS IN THE BAY,-A large number of
vessels are at this time in the Chesapeake
Bay. A passenger on the Baltimore boat
this morning, counted 104 vessels in one feet
of Sandy Point.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

Memo PRocEssIoN.-The colored people
hereabouts design having grand day on
Monday, the 10th, in honor of the passage OF
the Civil Rights Bill. They design having a
procession, &C.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

RELIGIOUS NoTIoE--Th ere will be service
in the Gosport Methodist Episcopal Church
South tomorrow morning at II o'clock, and
at night at u o'clock.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

The Rev. H. g. PETTY} of Petersburg, will
preach in the Cumberland ST. Baptist Church
tomorrow, at L O'clock and the Pastor at
night, ...-...t ~. -le .vs-l
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

ST. JoHN's CHURCH, PoRTsMoUTH.-The
Rev. MIR. McKim, the pastor of this Church,
will officiate tomorrow. The music at this
Church is well worth hearing; the choir is I'M
surpassed in either city.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-14

The Cows.---The owners Of cows in the
city will do well to keep them up, as the In
spector Of Streets has Determined to enforce
the ordinance. v-s East ... ST.