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New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


The following new Advertisements appear ID
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
| tention of our readers: M
the eighth qua -erly statement of the First Ma
tional Bank of Norfolk, by which will be seen
the condition of this useful institution.
ID. @. Lindsey DC Co. have store and dwelling
on Market Square for sale. ,s,. l,,..
Saxon de 1erre stands like stone wall. One
pound is equal to one-and-a,h half Of ordinary
soap. M. b. Stafford, President, advertises i.
Let it be tried. Z 'a &i18fe9
W. II. Hudsins, Hardware, Cutlery and House
neutrality-suspicious. and lines. He has large
and we'll assorted stock, and is prepared to sell
tn most accommodating terms. 4A
W. B. Wright, the City Assessor, notifies all
which license is required, to call and procure
the necessary documents, as the law requires.
r. r. Ferguson, Auctioneer, will sell two Wood
Houses Friday Morning, Nos. l09 and no.
Ground A am Salt.-600 sacks, by Il. Ii. Delk.
The Exchange National Bank, of Norfolk,
publishes the quarterly report of its condition on
the lst Monday in July. Sam. H. Moore, Esq,
is the Cashier. af..t VkE5x44sssssg H
W. s, Hopoard, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Elizabeth City County, notifies the defendant in
the suit of John s. Moody vs.. +. Mcclellan, to
appear and do what is necessary to protect his
interest, within one month '5aa tla
Monthly Meeting-Next Tuesday night of the
| Norfolk Building Fund Association--Ses adver-
tisement. ..-5.=, ,f "a grt-srl..,! e
E M ,Soloman, Secretary of the United Fire
Company, notifies members Of the meeting next
Friday evening July 9Th
G A ;Dapis manufactures first rate boots and
shoes, and guarantees a tt-and repairs on short
" n
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"OUR Done. "A cotemporary announces,
with mixture of pathos and humor, that a
noble animal of his has been cruelty put to
death by 'two regiments of ragged infantry
We lament, with the Virginian's afflicted
local, that the manner of his "tal1ing off =
should have been attended with circumstances
of gratuitous cruelty; and shall forward our
neighbours eloquent effusion to the humane
Mr.. Bergh, of New York, upon the receipt of
which we trust that that benevolent man will
send us an ample supply of muzzles for the
entire canine population of this city. In
the mean time, We assure the bereavetl local
that if TRAY" is dead we have still Blanche"
Sweetheart" and, indeed, dogs enough left
to make a man from Constantinople feel him
self at home in our streets. As the great
mass of these are without owners, we beseech
our afflicted brother Of the quill tosdry his
eyes, grid up his loins, take his staff III bis
hand, and go forth npon the mission of
whistling up second edition of his departed
"dorg." We suggest "Old Dog Tray" as his
tune and, while engaged in this enterprise,
it would be in keeping with his benevolent
defence of the unmuzzled ''dorgs," for him to
issue special order to the ragged infantry to
"eease firing" Let there be peace between
the children of the curb-stone and the "dorgs,"
and "above" all, let the jaws of the 'dorgs"
refrain from the shin bone of the sympathetic
local. In the meantime, let Dog-berry do
do his duty 4915
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From our Hampton Reporter
st. Tammanyss Lodge (NO. s.

We learn that on the festival of st. John,
the officers of ST. TAMMANY's Lodge of
Hampton, were duly installed. The cere-
msony was performed by W. NJ Fulton, and
other gentlemen from Old Point, and the ad-
inlnlstration of the affairs of this ancient lodge
now rests with the following gentlemen;
Major 8. r, chiseman, W M
3 Ihankauser, s. w. - ID
Captain 7. Tabb, J. W.
Dr. w. L. Mclaughlin, Secretary.
!. A Schonely, Treasurer.
Captain w. a. Myers, s, D. s9.las
I. Il. Shuts, j, D. .fa
T. w. Hope, Tiler. A44a
captain G. l.. Smith, Steward
Z. E. Woodward, :"
RE Bennell, Chaplain. o
THE LODGE.
Ihls venerable communion OF Masons,
ainong the most ancient in the State, has wit
nossed some strange mutations of fortune and
. history of which it may we'll feel proud.
usheral Washington has ON more than one
,n'caslon sat within its portals, and Chancel-
wi Wythe, whom Mr.. Jefferson esteemed so
wise councillor, was among its Masters. 1t
mas s suffered many vicissitudes since its found
s1'oh, the most severe of which, was during
aae late war. 1t is hoped that the energetic
SUI valuable officer now presiding over its
"ua'rs, will be able to bring it back to some
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CORNER OF CRAWFORD AND HIGH.--The
new Banking Of the Messrs Balm, when
completed, will be an ornament to this cor
psr in Portsmouth The modern and hand
some front, though not yet finished, already
confirms our assertion. This corner is an ex-
celent position for the business of exchange
and banking, being in the way of the
thoroughfare from the ferry wharf, to and
fro, and will prove most convenient place
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--------- s-----------r :
MARINE INTELLiGENUE,

Posr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, July 8.
n 5Ta"t VI ARRIVALS
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait ~
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait
; Str Fayorite, Rogers, Hampton. iseai
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
afit.s '1s',3a DEPARTURES ~ II i ~ 4-
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. .5TsG
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait. mad
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond. sm
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
XIII 5aa NOTICE TO MARINERS ssss-.
Information has been received at this office
that the SECOND CLASS IRON CAN BUOY
No. 7, marking Lambert's Point, Elizabeth river
has disappeare from its position.
The buoy will be replaced at an early day.
By order Of the Light House Board. ul
f@ Asta j. NJ. BERRIEN,
-,at.'r Captain U. s, n, L. H. Inspector,
Light House office, 9th District, Norfolk, Va,
June 3, 1866. b. ,Irat jun30-St
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THEaDAY BOOK,

p,,,sss .n thi. city or Portsmouth,, dssiriag the
par Book LEFT at their horses, ean haze Il pro
nerls attended TO By having their mamss left at
eur CogntiNs O. Room, or the Cou1ting Room Of
ASHTON 4 ENNsRsoN. Auctiosssrs, No. ~ CraW-
ford street, Portsmouth,.
TSs WEEKLY DAT Book tsiH BE- mailed to Country
Ssb,cribers at the small sum Of ON DOLLAR, in
olpance II WiW contain Editorials, full d.
aest of Naos, Book Notices, and itsms Of Com
serciral and Agricultural intelligence. No pains
or expense teiH Be spared IN making u a dssira.
Biz companion for the eountry fire eide and
from is incrsasing patronage, u commends IT.
self as a good medium Of couatry advertising
10 the community. nh
AZ Communications for the DAY Book must be
authenticated BY ths Nance Of the oriters.
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SbOl,3so 46
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

STATE OF VIRGINIA, -'i "
CtrY OF NORFOLK .
T., George Chamberlain, Cashier Of "The
First National Bank of Norfolk do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
rrl .H GEO. CHAMBERLAIN,
-r ff ..t. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this second
day of July, 1866. %s :.
W. II. HUNTER
jy3-2t d-' '1e ". Notary Public.
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DISTRESSING AND PROBABLY FATAL Acct
DENT. Mrs. Brown, an old resident, was
horribly burned at an early hour last night,
by the ex ploson Of kerosene lamp. Doctor
Ritter was called in, but the flames had SO
scared the unhappy old lady. that reaction,
at last accounts, seemed almost hopeless In
connection with this painful announcement,
we take occasion to warn the community that
all burning fluids, which have not been pro-
perly purified, are exceedingly dangerous;
and the economy, which Iancies it wise to
consult cheapness in p releases of this sort,
cannot be too gravely deprecated.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning, the Sd inst, at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, by the Rev. L. n,
Lee, D. D., Mr.. WILLIAM NJ GREGORY, for
merly of Petersburg, Va, and Miss MATTE
VIRGINIA., daughter of the late John II. Webb,
Esq, of this city. ''"
baltimore, Richmond and Petersburg papers
please copy.l A "a,
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INSURANCE.
THE AMERICAN INSURANCE

TNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
i ;. COMPANY OF norfolk.
y e o R 20 TED 1872.
Authorized Capital, si,0OO,S0Oo
- te5.. Board Of Direcors:
). C. Deming, President.
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin Ssv
Gilber. e, Walker, President Exchange Ma
tionaI Bank. ..
c. L. Cole, President First ational Bank
q. II. Rowland, of late Rowland Il Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of ]. D. Gordan & Co.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer / Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
49,. Adoisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer Nee. liz
W: T. Harrison, President Mor and Nee. Say
ings Bank
G. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison & Co.,
Bankers
George sangster, Esq,, J, E. Barry, Esq, A.
/ Ms~ City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
= Office Deming's Insurance Building corner Of
Main and Commerce streets
LNRE. LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
INSURANCE.
J C. DENIM Ct, AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company.
,,an,o..on IN; NEW YORK.
a
''t-- g Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co,
Home Fire New Haven. @
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
n atiOnal Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, va.
las- Life Policies, Fire Policies on buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates
j. c. DEMING, Agent,
. Office, e4ings Insurance Boilding,
aa 266m Cor of Main and Commerce sis.
T'HE NokFo 2LH51n !. ,cr ~ -. ,-rn
60 M p "A N
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, $3.50 900
VIM. 3. ROGERS, President
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice Presiseu.
Directors
George, sangster, Cicero Burrlss,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples
y i-a w. II. Barry
S. S. DAWES Secretary.
81 RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer
WIN. II. G. ELLIS, Esq, Counsel.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LiEE INSURANCE
s1l COMP ANY.
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea
sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
principle, allowing 4 per cent. interest Or
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods.
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
1st, and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit, and to ten days prior
to withdrawal.
Will discount paper, purchase and sell ex-
change and transact all and any other business
appertaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posts received and solicited.
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building kno Sn as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may3l-ly . a- .
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asy-To-morrow being the Fourth of July
40 paper win be issued from this office. ,l9t
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thing its former usefulness. The ancient
jewels of the Lodge are now at Henderson,
N. c., and will soon be again in custody OF
st. Tammany's. HAAS
The installation of officers took place at the
Court House, but by the next communication
the "brethren of the mystic tie" will meet in
their I..r t. fn1L ffeN
NEW LODGE ROOM.
This is a noble apartment, more than q
hundred feet long, over the Sash and Blind
Factory of Blivins & Co. The walls are COW
cred with paper which looks like rich pan
neling of walnut, and we learn the furniture
will correspond in elegance to the imposing
size Of the apartment. .
rHi 4 THE PROSPECTS OF THE LODGE
We are informed that large number Of
reputable gentlemen desire to become mem
bers of this venerable order, and there is every
probability that there viii be great deal of
work done within this historic lodge during
the present summer. We are told that the
selection of officers has been most judieious
and the local popularity of many OF these
gentlemen, combined with the great energy
of the w. M, must exercise very happy
effect in restoring its fortunes. we"
. We trust that the day is not far distant
when ST Tammany's will be restored to its
former noiseless beneyolence, and become an
active agent for the social and moral improv-
ment of the noble old town with whose his
tory it has been associated for so many years.
SO mote it be- Amen. ts
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announced, in yesterday issue, the funeral
of that most estimabe young lady took place
in the afternoon, and the scene was most i'm
pressive. A very large procession followed
the remains to the church, which was literally
filed, and thence to, the cemetery. Express
sions of sympathy were many and heartfelt,
and grief was universal u -rs ..-,
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The TRucK BUsINEss.--Ehs statistics of
this trade years ago, when the Agricultural
Society was in existence, and our Fair Grounds
were annually visited by our farmers, and
those of North Carolina, disclosed the fact of
is vase amount and consequent Importance
to our locality. Vast quantities of potatoes,
tomatoes, cneumbers, squashes, snaps, &c,
rhubarb and green fruits, for pies, are daily
shipped North, BY the different lines of steam
ers, plying between this and Richmond Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
In New York, peach blow potatoes, sell
for 81 5oa$5 per barrel; new Virginia,
So 50a$7, and sell readily at quotations.
Beans, So 5oa$s per barrel. North Carolina
cabbages, $2aS3 per one hundred. Savannah
corn, So 75a$3 per one hundred ears. Nor
folk cucumbers, $5a$6 per barrel. Norfolk
squashes, Or cymblins, $2aS2 so per barrel,
Norfolk tomatoes, 6a$8 per bushel crate.
Rhubarb 2a$3 per 100 punches. We are the
garden spot of all creation. There is no To-
cation on this earth comparable to it for the
good things of this life. ,.,.,
Our fish are superior to all other fish. They
have different flavor from all Others, vide
Maury's Physical Geography of the Sea -
Our spots and -fsh--there are none like
them. Our rock and sheepshead are uniyer-
sally admitted as unsurpassed. Our trout,
our roundheads, our croakers (croakers SUI
perior tolany in the political market, are
considered rich and rare piscatory delcacies
elsewhere. Indeed, they are superior to any
parrish that are found upon the bills Of fare
of any hotels north OF Mason and Dixon's.
This is SO, and no mistake, d We repeat it,
and insist upon it--this is the garden-spot of
all creation, and must be somewhere near
where Adam provided himself with an apron.
ROBBERY - Yesterday in the middle of the
day, negro man living near the Providence
Church, on the Great Bridge Road, had his
house robbed during his absence, of all his
wearing apparel, As yet no clue has been
found to the perpetrator.
For some time robberies have been frequent
in the country, and we think it high time
that our magistrates Of the surrounding coun-
ties go earnestly to work, and devise some
means whereby such frequent and daring
cases of househreaking, and highway robbery
may be stopped effectually,
THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr. NJ j
FoaA RTy, bookseller and periodical dealer
for copies of Northern papers in advance Of
the mail. His, establishment is No. 3 Main
street, opposite Bank street, and the latest
journals may be had at his counter.
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EXCURSION FROM RIcHMoN D There will
be an excursion party from Richmond to this
city. tomorrow, in the steamer Georgeanna,
Captain D. j. Hill. f.'fs 3D..
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DRowNED.-Tbe body of negro was
found o yesterday floating near Lamberts
Point. The particulars we were unable to
learn, as, at the time our informant left, the
jury had not been yet empannelled.
1t was supposed, however, that the unfor-
tunate fellow, might have been an oysterman,
and that his boat had capsized dnring the
stormy weather last week o19a as8m af
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A MARROW EscAPr.--Y yesterday, as one Of
the ferry boats that ply between Norfolk and
Washington Point, was a few yards'of on the
track OF one OF the Philadelphia steamers,
which was going out, the boat containing
several ladies and gentlemen, came very near
being ruin into by the steamer; and had it not
been for the dexterity Of the Captain and his
thoughtfulness and presence of mind in the
we might have had to record
the death Of several ladies and gentlemen.
The Captain, however, managed so as to run
his steamer little to the right and thereby
just grazed the boat. His skill merits all
praise 57a.-. .al .
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NOTICE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE, !
~ ? July 5. 1866. (

. Il, I
4fHsf July 8, 1866.
yI,lE CITY ORDINANCE REQUIRES
i every pesson who is engaged or desires to en-
gage in any kind of business, employment or pre-
fession, for which License is required, to apply
to the Assessor. TT e. 70
Notice therefore, is hereby given to all such
persons to call without delay and procure their
licenses. +93t8ha K. B. WRIGHT,
jy3-3t . l-.H al-isats13p City Assessor.
Old dominion & virginian copy.
/ VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Eliza
beth City County on Monday the I'd day of July,
ls56.-In Case and Attachment. s.-.,ft
John S. Moody ie., ltls.4
%. E. Mcclellan, nd .s.s.~'l a.a
f.tt Defendants. 5'
In this suit, the object of which is to recover of
the defendant one hundred and foity-four liars
and five cents, with legal interest thereon till
paid, and the costs. The plaintiff having filed
his declaration, and the defendant not having
been served with the summons in this suit or
with the attachment thereon, and it appearing by
affidavit, that the defendant is not resident of
tbs State, it is hereby ordered that the said Z.
Mcclellan do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect His interest. s,e i-iH9t - ht" So
VIM. s. HOWARD, ols
jy3-Tu-4t, tIg..4tss.a = Clerk.
Willis, p g. @ l.s ai " hae asa.f
ATTENTION UNITED FIRE COMPANY.
I'M ERE WILL BE A REGULAR
j. Monthly meeting of the Company ON FRI
DAY evening next, July 9Th, at O'Clock. Pune
tual attendance is required. ,.,,
BY order of Capt. Lakin A8@ ek4
$50 ai9i ~ geb E. NJ. SOLOMON, u
l4J'n Eltll t4lAG Secretary.
.,f.qa G. A. DAMS, -a a1f
Door AND SHOE -ais ta.o.
n .-s3h-sfsa a A4NTyFA cTf,REB
As Bank Street, doors from Main.
Makes Boots and Shoes to order, and guaran-
tie Is satisfaction, ~. 5r....,t
Orders respectfully solicited.
Also repairing done at short notice. ba
STORE AND DWELLING -.
IN on MARKET SQUARE
FOR SALE. lfat 80
No. % West Side Market Square, is offered for
sale. This property is so we'll known that de-
scription is unnecessary. Apply to
lll f. c. LINDSEY Il co.,
ea oa Real Estate Agents,
jy3-lt ae5st "a w. Main street.
ROUND ALUM SALT.-6OO Sacks in
~ store, in prime order For sale in Lots to
suit purchasers, (. E: DELK, Agent,
jyS f 70 Commerce street.
M ATCH Es.-4 casSs Byam Matches direct
! lvl from the manufacturers, for sale by sTi
Jan2b 1hta b. I. Bo' KOVER.
E1O TIL BIS Butter oaering cheap
jun 2s B, 7, BocKovER,
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We wish to draw the attention Of our read
ers to a new article of soap advertised in oul
columns. 1t is vouched for to us, as good
article and we in consequence, recommend a
frioi ..<s..| Hr. adds
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The Rev. r. G. JoNEs-This Rev. gen.
tleman and able divine, who has charge of
the Freemason street Baptist church in this
city, was to have preached in Danville on
last Sunday
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H.. ATTENTION.
GOOD STOCKED 4.

N 33i- 49,. 800 GROCERY STORE,
In an excellent location, is offered for SALE The
trade is good. The party now in possession, de-
signs leaving the City. ~
For further particulars apply to Iii
jun26-lw "a fssf THIS OFFICE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CAvoN DE TERRE!


GAVON DE TERRE!
-sl Some Soaps burn your fingers,
-t-~ Some your clothing, and
All melt like dew before July Sun
The SAvoS DE TERRF Cos DAEK BRows FAMILY
eng VIZ ~ SOAP reh
RI h WON'T DO EITHER aH4
On the contrary il is ...-t.-Prf
Pleasant to the hands, m
.,s..s4 Harmless to your clothing, and
STANDS LIKE A ST0NEWALlD'
This article is made from a natural product and
Is in every way superior to the ordinary Family
Soaps. Besides its superior cleansing qualities,
it softens goods and brightens colors without in
jury to either. One pound equal to one
and a-half of ordinary soap. saving OF so per
cent. Send for Circulars. Sold By the trade gen
PRISCIPAL.oFFCE, 81 vEsEY, NETWORK.
NJ. B. STAFFORD, -
iy3-3M zFs,s T-fg 1000 President.
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AUCTION SALES.
{ r. +. FERGUSON, AuctIOnser.

AUCTION. SALE OF TWO WOOD
HOUSES
WILL SELL ON FRIDAY Nor
ming, at ii o'clock, in front of the premises,
the TWO WOOD HOUSES No. los and ITO on
the West side Of Lower Church street, Ito be
removed.) NlA.CsyEm
Terms Cash -.,~., a. 49,. ........... - ei''
iys-tds oslti' Auctioneer.
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STREET INSPECTOR The notice of this
officials called TO the condition of Talbot
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AUCTION SALES.
ny ". X. ROBERTS,

ny ". Il. kOBEkTS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cor. Roanoke Sqaarc and HIds Fater Street.
"a LUMBER AT AUCTION.
T WILL SELL ON THURSDAY
i next, July 5th, at IL O'Clock, at Kimberly's
wharf, formerly Chamberlaine'5) foot of main
street, in lotsto suit purchasers,
10000 feet Lumber, as follows:
10000 feet Heart Pine Flooring.
10000 feet 2 Inch Boards.
! 80, 600 feet 2 Inch Plank.
| 10000 feet Scantling, (various sizes)
! W. r. ROBERTS,
| jy2.3t . .....-s..,.- ~ Auctioneer.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-03

HusTINGs CouRr--Portsmouth-- - Alderman
Nash, Presiding a'+ $50 boss"
This Court was engaged in civil cases. No
decision had been made. sS'5a' fa
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-03

: Mayors CotRr-P ortsmouh. Ills Honor
Mayor White, presiding. ~
Not single case was brought before his Honor
this morning, either civil or criminal. 4Ha