davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1866-01-07
Fire In Ph,Iaa.lphia.

PaILADKLyAIA. Jan. o. isss
Tue hre which has been raging for some time In u1e
coal sheds Of the gas works this city and whhh
had been almost exingusbei broke again this mofn
ns and several tboassnd of coal wif NJ
simsd The ios s total, there beng TO ins rance.
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

Sf L0rr Jan. o, 1904
Tho foundry of Holiday Collins, oa Carr street, ~as
partially destroyed by are thN morning Los. sac COOS
Insurance 90 OO0
The New York herald., 1866-01-07
Fire IN I.e.isvslie.

LocSvnIx, Jan. s-iA n. a.
nre ~ rnsing In the photograph studios over the
New Albany and Chicago Railroad Once hrss,sssg tbe
deluse Of the issssr by wssev.
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

Two Children Burmed Ia Death In Len
venworth, kansas. .f
LgarSwoarr Jsn. o Isoa
A man, woman and tbreo children vets badly buried
and other children baEned death by snail hrs "a
IN lssi,y Last night
The New York herald., 1866-01-07
No sisas % the cs~-As.
ss..-.-------.......-..Assp..S. Jss- s-sEb
sss AssAs ssA ses-~nA a Ne s<sN .L1p G~.sls


r.mHancuris rsa i@
A ~y1ss snsss ss-y wss ". f3sss ~sM No
ih'osa ess ~ us err q vi ns>sss a fs'ssSs~s
4 sssss o'eso>s rAfS psrsfae ~ srsf.sy NssEt~sd
- hsvs t~ee cs.safnss " tlssise, y nsssss< -ss
sfrplys - y n Nsst,s r-,fs ~
ss1ss sssyres
~ rwLEusr, lsa s-rp
rss usssr ., sss vs"s = Or 49, = ofs~sfrss,
ssohens-si n.y. ssHsts srtf sf~ sea nai''
tes 10 tkr sfNys Tfs seyass1 80 w srsstfY rs.fa
~ sha r-ss.s s0ss ~ - fseas ~Hf hTvfAsa
n stns~s 80 ufsss c.s ~ ~ Z" ~ w. rssfssr
49, ttrs $50 eta~sis< hsT-~u "a 80 ~'~~
a~,St - w -irls ~ as e - ~ rfs~ ps'
@9rs.s~ ~ T. ~ Tsr~'t ~ ns'rsrd 90
-ass ,soy,ss V tars s,rs .ap 'rt
t -
fH NaI Loo
-.-.- IL ~ 49,. - ---.-l n-- II
The New York herald., 1866-01-07
FinameiaI .ml Ioms.tral.I.


Lvspor snSgr sAHE.r,
Yunds or the 3Dth shHssi itapfof fonf noi VITA.
SoBsols ira ioraily asgrseod Ibs aat ds.ass a.
tje task ~as c)llars.. of muiTsis, sll ~ p.,nn
msrkes ,h"rs -rs ii.annsi-i if' lrs
The IspadgB T,r.aE say aFfpa. saya parsbaas
~ 400 0yo es.so.. i's ts No4gl oi ~ aeF, llsd
~it. ,hr olfc .rn .ancs . o.. hf.f f" hs.,ts
count cz~od Eazish ani@ ~ 90 a.siy
yo.'sfa.y .ae'nirs "sr~s y. 'h'iat o,sis . Z,
assosry ,hs ,narariSm ~ iaB. ',t- Iss o, D q
rtsinnaiiy ~ Aransrinen" o. rsnnesltab vfts u,-
lIse smpYas9f seafisa a. ,. ft.ss' .aA tss c.in
ut.- tant ys,i rest A -ria ssfsstf iir.g ssg
N 'bs sos Iicnsnss 1snte- tsf ffasiy % u4 %
nrri-, tt lu.
snfrrfh~ lite's tlftstr tr -ssr'nr ~ fhe SOB ~
D"oaws-s sa,s iDos saf isF q 'fy Hff' a''r-f a'
pissas hss bscs tfalaaicl q te tsra''sf q s-a -
atdy suh nrtd w 'riivra. ihf ntf a y" f~ni
Js'ia-,n giysnF Tst@f.i soffaeae- w 1usi ''t'-a
sssas's acsis. ira.S s'una ahd i-fs ta"f 49,
aysHrsa gIf l.fner rothg % t3 s1 q a. siis.
q, hs 41 rhe dsai ufs lH ti...e sftsfi Hrf rpHn
-hsi in',sa, gstps ., iss a'gci''y .sfr'es'r' n.-r
hsvs "a oss.sniag ian otsing saia uss ssss - 40
hss''i,sl y,', gre. y ", ~. - fa-r'a ,.
s@caru > especially e.ttfr'' ts ,asnnss ~ 3. lm
rsr,sd ~ asxs aissnsffh ~ psass saa t~ g. ths
70, t~ri,.se-- 4 = 49, {. sp.n "A F1.a
inr oar asEes marft vi sss,tis uaA
Af~,ay gssiodssai ipee nre ssa srtsf lss~sasaa
.s, 80 Tpa - s',,s -. ". ~, -, ~, -. ~.
ssOnsf rsbls stlsstsn esi~s - - tf~s tfsssfsft
sac thsA titFs ue ftts " fa hia it~slG 10y q
hss~arc met rftfnsfa ht.laF I'd S.fn
pia IN tmsnran - % ssvNaFlfa tf
- Are hst psfs - a. a. ssfs TssstsFi
slssdns sp-ogsts~s ~ ihfftss- - sf' ees ~ ,s~ ssf
of ilse eaf msiEly osiriLaifl stiA mpsfNsft ~fih
b.. pfires b. toe fv9f - sh.yr 49, .,
ss~ Sss a. tbs W. assnao dttlr 20
sssiy Lsls snsS pffets thr ~ - isY.sf@s1i.
shf ar ~ sftg-iFe "a tbfu f~ft.il st 4 sftefi -
news ~ rufkian ~ gttf iytaf W hafsa t sagta
p~ny pfsts ssusly ausaFsfive
va ssvsv.
Issssr-s De a. lset
COVE TIE Hrss~ss Iifrsis fuysau ~ - ~ "a
wsss a. " 90 ~ps. lhrigans 80 s~~g ss-fs "a
" 60 ~ sAI1rtefp fEs - ssisf f.4f pffFr "a
if~u fH Aas~fren cesfuisyg. gl,s ,giis~ws tqes
taiiaaF srr OIL Nas ~ riIii 10 'Hisaat. 40 30
fsis Aostify, zIi.a Hi4lss ataisa asa .ia.. sgans
xxlsd mlse ~ Eysls4s 4lt fss asfs - ssy tFpsyl
wwfs 900 bply tbs snsfsfi '.fT ~4h 81 ~p'rssf
,russpy si~<. II Tgr s-Ass sslss, q ss'ss 80 ."
T gss~tstan. dsh sud nssniuli
rr.s isoAs qsle sad ssalf srosfs isfd sh.sa ss-
ssalsr
lesn~~ Do g.. l~4
coas,'s ,ieg~i ~ Tr<sy q ~ 80 - sna~~r,
icfe1 Nistra trstse ~ ~ IL. To n1*feI
tak 80. uiissst I.hBsi ~ w.
Hslp.s "a tss Bsaf y zl.pa as.sssssa ai<slss
80 siss. % ,hs c.~-As.
srs -. .iissy.S. Sss- s--.rb
Al
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

agsN4.tsl e. frsm Ns flna4tf Viaaa4 Ara
s1B 90 ~ tH ises fsiiai ~ fH4rrmf tll ftM
? anal 80 80 rf1.9 ri h4fa 80 ~ 90 fa tA
tI - teO 4 R9f1 ,Ietiant cne Nrffazr8l sftHt
iate4 1autsca4 60 Al9WM a. 1Pai ass .a.ra
The New York herald., 1866-01-07


fcork (Dec 20l telegram 10 Manchester lsrdla
The trial Of Thomas DuggAn ana Jeremiah opu1pvtD
Privam Cane 10, rth drasoous. deposcd To Dugsau
having administered The Fonian oath 10 him. lei
Examined, he admitted that he wss sentenced by
oour mari al TO hiysix days impfissnneht for losng
some articles OF clothing. ke, belonging toAn snosr
The appfover, Warncr, depo-cd a. hA' ing hsen pon
ovsn at several dfillngs, and that he was ID in tho
soctety
Mr. Budd asked the Judges TO rule tina, the soldier.
who gave oyidonoa should 30 copsidefvd nlormsra
tn Court declined 20 do 90.
Tho jury, after abssnca u tao hoans, returned
verdict q. glilty tt
Donovan vas sentenced to ave years penal scritnde
ana Dugsan 10 ten yeats penal sersnude.
Chanes 0'tonn u Was ti'en put on his Trial
posed to having the prisoner The s,ooni char
q Fcpan ncet ng al this uilice of the Head cenise
John q Ashony, In New York.
Constablc Mash swore that o Council VAS br ugh,
the police once at Q-eensioNh lie voluntarily stated
thai y the paf.cI Which had y en t,ard .n y y, Ans
opened would orsmina'e great number "i pcrsonsi
that II love for hts nuy made ham leaso ~, ald
that he reiarned "a dc or !,
several Witnesses exsmined :" prove the hand
vnung Of tbs hssd ,snsse In AmsreA aisef wh'es bs
copr sdjourDed
yu,y ss.la.t ! ! K..sss, ssIsxsiy, . rS.cs-a,
rssrcs tbaoGhpcs~y, Micbast
Adams, Patrick panSans, wiDi r.
mody, Michael cr ran UaIlsghc slncipn.
Ths Z assse MA a.~.
Returns for tho ~"os ending Drcssnler 10 asv more
favorable, the Increase Ia the psmper al o.aoa tlns H
tbe uumuer ~ sn~ being ev> asIinti sn ncf "
LON N th. wesk ending p-os'nl'e.s fres' '"a 40
eroAse Of $50 fvf olsAna. ~As Ia ,hs pssgoat
there wa sn increase of 0vo
rvamee
kotcan had bseu pssstsd The Iscaitsc. Of vsfJls
learned socirurr warning The suirats h.t lr ia ss
70 dlnusb order IN any ssy ,heg sh b. bFoaah, prrfs
The Council, aud viii bs Liable 10 porpetaai ssofrasn
from the Paris univcraty.
The Bourse ia lai, sA oc s,s
Italy.
u 10 reported at fIo'sscs tina, The niaisiry had tsn
dsfed their gnsti,p. fiie pigfstg.si badsft ~s
snder debate Ia the Chamber of nsrgu. .na D~s.iar
with tOmc oppotiton
Gla4ssa.
,tsrp~ Nog - Ises
shirtinss and tws, as,aseing ExCnauysN -.
raAsuatr. Nv II ifss
e. d-ssrr sak dun EsehaaSs g. o.
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

-ntaM rrB ~ mrtmHatF 'srrwwrE eEE
.aflsH nffNf msruHD a#N.ad
flf rr11N 9.l1d rri mtfl
refH f''n aAnt aE fEagsrf WnG sf pa a. atri 80
A4a .AaslGEa "a slfa sigasg go 70 aseAE stag Ga
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

kotlces had becn Jss<ssd The Iscatscs Of vsfJls
learned socetsrr WARNING The ausrsLs th.t e ia sit
ds urb order any they sIh D. bgoazh brf-fs
the Council aud viii b~ isbe 10 porpetaa ercfraisn
FROM the Paris univcrity.
rbs Bourse Ia lai, 6M loc l,..
The New York herald., 1866-01-07
eth carsssss.

rsocLxssvror - a-lG aovs s~oE oo~v~.IE rry
q svs RAs ~ sslv os rag 1srr rsyr
wh~r-s q scusshs wcrss upverrc. NJ r~-N rafp-
sizfs 10 dem s'-~ctysey r-r~~sry tbss ebs 1~a ~
Assembly n sbss. fsafs W rcu,sxrd rh~fcrc tbe -
appointed fys W. u~sisng. Vow th~fef0r~ d. bereh5
is~.e ,iis my ppccs ion no iycx saa fsav-ung -
iDe.sbes a tLs GssprHi As~esobfy 2. W caroi'rs =
r,~e4 n spt ~ sas ou al tne Csp.tpy Ia tbs Nty2
Given pndsr 4@y hzn and @lispte1 ~ ue sEeel s~atx
q The stxie,. s once 10 RAiskh, "a the u dsyl4
JAnssfy. A. n iv1s ssS N ska tsaf a esr lnas~>&
yo:A1xAx sagrL y
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

u 10 reported at FIorsncs that The naisry had
dsfed thcir gnstA,p. fiie pipfsig al tadsft
und.r debate In the Chamber of spgue- snd nD~ssiar
with opposition
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

Returns for tho week end ng Drcslahef 10 more
favorable the decrease Ia the ,f q. hlng
The uumuer or css~ being ov> asIins, an ncfi VI
LON N the week ending I-cssntes frefs tun So
there wAf increase VI Uvo
The New York herald., 1866-01-07
t,is.ss.

,lsru~, Nog - Isss
shirtinrs and twist aavaseiug EEcnanysN 70
- ra.patr. Wv II ffss
fea dessry snk dun gEehAass a. 90 a
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

'-~ '-." s~' crrsrc, San fsSA
Ihs ssan,tsee arp nsoa ~ Ne aireetsrs ofih ID NJ
Of rr.d. ~ VI. ry mvssuass sis risn p~Do-ss ~
H. n D,y ~ shc pAgssv cf Kisgsr ysfis ~ rs>~rr
u canal and inciissd plane repofted shat in tsA
opinion ths plan entirely f-.sFsr, ana van
~ grca, saving St tine r-d esp~rw 20 h~ erssr~r,ssf
ths country. votIy Of the mca favorable eeoss.#aia-
rse report, which wsr sndor-sH bY v. = srr.eiusuf
X n Msson apt ws'isrn Goodwin cay y-yfnevr-. -
sabss,ued 70 the fvA Bo4rd rAanss so1.T, ssd
sn~umousiy apyso.cs f = g
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

run CnfaBss sAsquN ~ rsu vonx-nniw.
vvncvnssTs yos rsssss1-rrs wSfsu Or.
nA~p~ oN cnps ~
rks Lot>ss rs~A nJs NJ a~A~esai f,em xs~ YEA
sh.A ~ chssss sasv "a a-ss ay sbosss ftsss si,s
bpgssv % M rsprtseBuays q rs suuctIe~i ssf'ssa
ssvabse hAs ssa s<sx<4, IA iss esy u Ls.sss, ~ =
The New York herald., 1866-01-07

rhs prsslsss,s 4nxa.gs sssss nssFo v>~f.>1ly rf~s
NE psa she hss s~ksa.
Our mseslon In hsflco s~s~stsliy kxn~ twy. ~
believes thsl fnnes ssshss shsx ~ eco1p~.s
- toaG sssmesa~1 ssn >s~ - s~~e L~~s> ~
Al~< ~Dsk aor.~etsA<a ar< - sSe<s S~~se~,~< Or
sEus<asssd " Ys-%lane, Isbs~sa s'. ~ ~ - glI1
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

A DoaaEp AND DoaMArIcAL CALL FOR
DoGBERRY.--The Local Department Of this
paper has been accused by some of its faceti-
GUS friends Of having "lnad dog on the brain. =
We admit the fact. But We gravely insist
that this is no matter for joking. Three
deaths have recently occurred in New York
from hydrophobia, and as there is no period
Of incubation for this frightful disease, which
has been known to remain in the human
system from nine days to nearly as many
years, the fact that persons reported to have
been bitten have not as yet developed the
disorder, bylno means invalidates the hypo-
thesis, that we have rabid dogs at large in
this community.
We again repeat that we have an ordi-
nance on this subject which ought to be en-
forced. 1t is far better TO have mad dog on
the brain than a mad dogs jaws on the call
of your leg. The Day Book advocates an
ounce of prevention, especially because not
one pound or one million pounds of cure
would do any good to the person who nigh,
fall q victim to the rabid jaws ofsome stump.
tail cur T8& asa
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

A DEAD HessE,--Night before last, a
horse attached to cart, suddenly dropped
dead on the Draw Bridge road, and was left
there nearly all day Yesterday. Inns wascal-
pable negligence On the part of some one; for
it is well known, that nothing will 50 brighten
horse on road, as the sight, Of dead
this beast being allowed to remain iying in
the road. was 1.-THE cause of several horses
taking fright. Weare happy to state, however,
without any serious accident, with the except
tion of one case & When Dr. Bernard passed
the road, driving his carriage, containing his
family, the horses took fright, and broke the
vehicle in several places; fortunately none of
the occupants met with any bodily Injury.
We learn that the .sdefuncT animal has been
since removed ! sse7
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
THE DAY BOOK.

per,,ss h. th;s city or Portsmouth, desiriag the
DAr Book left at their homss, cas haze pro-
osriy attended to By having their names left at
our Countin o. Room, or the Coanting- Room Of
ASHTON 4 EHnKasos. Auctionssrs, No. 40 Cra,o-
ford street, Portsmouth. AtAt
m. WEEKLY DAT Book .oiH Be mailed to Country
S,bscribers at the small sum of ONE DOLLAR, ia
Advance. Il tciu contain Editorials, a full d.
oest of Netos, Book Notices, and stems Of Com
rercisal and Agricultural intelligsnce. No paine
or erpense tciiI Be spared in making e a desira-
bic companion for the country fire side cnd
from. its Increasing patronage, u commeads St
.sT as a good medism Of country advertisiHg
10 the community. 2n saE ~ u
All Ccmz,nnications for the DAY Book ssHst BE-
a.tkeet;cated bv the nance of the CRITTERS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
MARINE. INTEhLlHENCE,
Ponr OF NonroIx AND PoRrsxourH, june

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, June 80.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait
Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Schr Key Stone, Wilson, corn to John James
and @. w. Grandy & Son. sa ss a 60
Sloop Terry, Simmons, corn to John James,
and shingles to G. W. Grandy Sons.
Sloop Martha Jane, cotton and bacon to Jno.
James. Ai
Sloop Spray, corn to Jno. James.
Schr Triumph, Cartwright, I'm Edenton, with
fish to master.
schr Viola, Scott. fm Eastern Shore, corn and
oats to c. E. Staples. JAS
Str Chase, - -, I'm New York, short of coal
to Santos l. Bro.
Schr Diamond State, Carey, FIN Phila., with
coal to +. Carnage. 80 taa TAG t
Schr Julia, Delany, fna Havre-de-Gra with
coal to A.. A. Mccullough. iz IS
d. Schr Magnolia, Chase, fin Richmond, furniture
to c. E. Staples.
Schr w. C. A. Ward, Edwards, I'm New York,
Schr Rancocas, Seats, FIN Philadelphia, with
machinery to master. 81 "a 4ee
Str Trade Wind, Doan, fin New York, short of
coal to Santos d Bro when out, sprung leak
and had to put into Delaware break-water with
two feet water in the hold.
DEPARTURES.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown. e
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond.
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond.
va Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal.
Str Croa,an, Cain, for North river, with The
following vessels in tow
Schr r. T. Cooper, Adams, Snow Hill, to
Pungo bay, SO tons. 100
Schr Armenia, Tents, Powell's point, Is tons.
s. Schr Hewett Avery, PowelPs point, IL tons.
!. w. q. Copes, Crayten, Baltimore TO Murfres-
boro, 68. tons.
Schr Wave, Jacobs, Roanoke Island, Is tons.
Schr Mary Maze, Nelson, Baltimore to Plym-
outh, IS tons. 3
L Sloops G.. Sparks, Stewart, and Armenia, Tenii
master, Scuppernong and Powelfs point
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
Elizabeth City, June 9th, 1866.
A Costly Mistake.

Not long since, two traders came leisurely
up to Norfolk, with pleasant visions of carry
lug back a comfortable supply of greenbacks
in exchange---the ne brought small cargo of
fish, which he was assured would bring fne
price, the other, with his boat loaded with
cucumbers. They came, saw, and left dis
gusted But who was to blame? Let the
facts answer. The vegetables and fish could
both have been brought here by steam, as the
parties came through the canal, but through
. false economy, or thoughtiessness, they pre-
ferred their primitive conveyances. Their
produce arrived not fit for market; though
the cucumbers would have sold we are in
formed, for 500, and the fish well. gssa-
A Run Down THE HARBoR ON THE FAVOR
ITE-A few days since we turned our faces
from the Sahara Of brick and mortar of this
venerable borough, and on board the steamer
Favorite steamed down the harbor towards
the blue expanse and beautifully animated
scenery Hampton Roads. The change
from the hot atmosphere Of the town was de-
ightful, and we feel surprised that people do
not more generally seek relief from the hot
monotony of some of our thermometer-rais
days, by a run down towards Old Point and
Hampton. We returned from our excursion
with the comfortable conviction that salt air
is great remedy for enfeebled frames; and
take occasion to thank the courteous COM
mander (Rodgersl for his civilities. 1t may
suggest itself to some of our readers that this
is in the dead-head style ofliterature; but we
beg to assure such that we took occasion to
pay our fare, though it was done under a civil
protest from the Captain. /, sss
Such lines as this must ultimately spring
up about us, and we trust that before long we
shall see innumerable light draft vessels like
the Favorite penetrating all the neighboring
water courses, to bring country produce to
our wharfs and country customers to our
warehouses. .lYa5gss eeS
BAD PRAcrIcE. We have often alluded
to the evil practices INDUCED in by boys, Of
loafing around stores, throwing stones, fight
ing, &c. Doorwaysafe no places for. them,
as they very much incommode ladies' and
Others passing on Main street and it also
proves very disagreeabie to the merchants,
|inasmuchias these roisy urchins actually pre-
vent customers from passing in and cut Of
the stores, ~ i-ss5 s,s2ias3 & 49,, stl ss'
This morning, crowd of these Il idle. mis-
chievous urchins, both white and black. while
chunking at each otherson Main street, broke
valuable window-light in the store Of L..
Berkeley, Esq, which pane Of glass cost be-
tween $500 and $50oI sf y 8 ssFssA
Cannot the police disperse these crowds of
bad boys, aud put an end to such rowdyism ?
Oh for House of Refuge and Correctioni
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

/ RuNAwAY.-rWe learn that as Captain Jett
OF Great Bridge was driving yesterday in his
buggy, with his wife, on his way to Norfolk,
his horse took fright at something in the road
and dashed off at furious rate. Capt. Jett
had much trouble in stopping him, not, how
ever, before having bis buggy broken, I'VE
are happy to state that his wife and himself
sustained no injury. Mrs. Jett was, however,
as might have been expected, very much
alarmed. @88 ag}8 iylg
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
New Advertisements

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tentin of our readers: .aBa
Col. John d. Mgrick publishes an interesting
notice to capitalists, which contains some valua-
bic historical information, as well as some of q
more practical character. Capitalists would do
well to consult him.
N. B. Lee, Street Inspector, notifies owners Of
lots to remove weeds, rubbish, &c.
Deming, No. Main street, is out in his 18th
volume of Domestic Poetry, to which the reader
10 specially referred.
e. Fl. Dslk, has for sale $50 barrels Rockport
Lime. gH
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

EcoLEsIA srleAL The Rev. N. Chamber
lain has taken pastoral charge of the AIetho-
dist Chapel, on Efnngham street, in Ports
mouth. He will hold services on Sunday
morning and evening, at IL o'clock AZ. M,
and 8P. M. We trust his ministlations may
be crowned BY an abundant harvest Of good
works to his congregation. NJ ssa8
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

J! RopBERy IN PORTSMOUTH, This morning
about 9 o'clock, during the absence Of Mrs
Friedlow at market, her house on bingham
street, was entered by the back gate, and the
following articles stolen Gtherefrom; 500 in
gold and silver $36 in Greenbacks, $50 in
mutiiatsd currency, and g silver watches.
No clue as to the perpetrator TIE police
ar. on the track.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

= Attic INvAsIoN OF NoRFoLK y We receive
here BY one importer alone, Mr.. VIM Benson,
three schooner loadsof Boston ice, which he
distributes in all parts lof the city, kee ping
three vans constantly AT this work 1T is
sold in square blocks to suit purchasers, and
from the quantity disposed of we should
think this community suffered from chronic
thirst.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

ELECTION IN P,RTsMoUrH.--The election
in Portsmouth, for Judge of the Cooperation
Court, up to 80 P. M, was as follows
jackson Ward e. w. Massenburg, 40;
]. s. Stubbs, SO; James Murdaugh, 81.
Jefferson Ward--E. w. Massenburg, 81;
J. S. Stubs, ID; James Murdaugh, 49,
Recapitulation. W. Massenburg, "a;
j. S. Stubbs, SO; James Murdaugh, So
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
NOTICE
INSPECTORS OFFICE,
IIune al 1QRe y

s4 "a INSPECTORS OFFICE,
June So, 1866.
THE OWNERS AND OCCUPTERS
IL ofall lots where Weeds grow, are hereby
notined to have the same cut down and deposited
IN the centre of the street. also to remove all rub
bish from their premises to the centre of the
street.
1 Any person failing to comply with this notice,
viii be lined according to ordinance.
ss goo N. b. LEE,
jun30 q Inspector.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
Notice TO MARINERS.

i. Information has been received at this office,
that the SECOND CLASS IRON CAN BUOY,
No.. 7, marking Lambert's Point, Elizabeth river,
has disappesre from its position. rs
The buoy will be replaced at an early day.
BY order of the Light House Board.
sv Ass ). M. BERRIEN,
@ Captain u, s. NJ, l.. H. Inspector,
Light House office, 9th District, Norfolk, Va,
June 8, 1866. 4ia4s jun30-St
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
DIED,

On the 29th instant, suddenly, CHARLES
ROGERS, of congestion Of the lungs, aged rs
years. ea.a ..&5a{
His funer al will take place this Saturday after
noon at 5L O'clock. from Cumberland street
Methodist Church. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

MAYORS CouRr.-Portsmouth His Honor
Mayor White, presiding.
Jas. Tyson and Jas. Riddick; fast driving.
Fined S..
Tony Scott and Henry Foreman, longing
around the market, and using abusive language
to police; committed to Jail for days..
negresses. fined each SIS and committed for five
days, for improper conduct on the street.
Hilyald and Wiley Johnston, arrested for car.
rying concealed weapons. Fined SIS each, and
weapons confscated.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30

MAYORS Counr Norfolk.-His Honor, JOHN
Henry Fenebsr, negro, charged with stealing;
sent on. sA
Thos. johnson, negro, arrested as a vagrant;
sent on. a9
Jas. Ringod, negro, breach of the peace; fined
IS and bound over for months.
R. s. Miller, fined S. for neglect of his chin
ney.
ia His Homer delivered very sound address to
the watchman, as to the flu fllment of their du-
ties to which he intends to hold them strictly re-
sponsibls, and that in case Of any trouble they
sonld call upon any citizen for aid.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
FOR SALE.

A N OPEN BARGE, 90 tons burthen,
IA drawing foot light, feet loaded.
jun30-1m evIGE q JOHN JAMES.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30
NOTICE,

AGENTS OFFICE,
N. & P. X. r., June a.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, inc
~ 26th inst, Freights per Suffolk and Peters
burg will be received and forwarded by Express
train. Prepayment for the above not required.
V. ID. GkONER,
jun ~ oH Agent.