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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

THE New YORK DAILY NEws.-This pa
per, which has been devoted to the interests
Of the South and the country, and which has
so ably advocated these interests in the midst
of danger and the bitterest opposition, has re-
Gently passed from the control and proprie-
torsbip Of Benjamin Wood, Esq, and is now
owned and conducted by Messrs. caldwell &
Whitney. We trust these gentlemen will en-
joy the same popularity and patronage in
kind, and to an increased degree in the mate
rial sinews so necessary to successful career.
1t has been fearless coworker heretofore,
and will continue, no doubt, to maintain the
reputation it has achieved for manly indie
pendence and ability.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of a visit
Saturday from the Hon. John Goode, jr., late
of Bedford, now a resident of Norfolk. Mr..
G. is looking we'll, and is much pleased with
his new place of residence. The hog fish and
oysters of Hampton Roads seem to agree with
him finely. The talents of Mr.. Goode are al
ready appreciated by his felow-citzens, and
have been put in requisition to serve them in
the Legislature. He is greatly interested in
the railroad consolidation scheme, advocated
by General Malone and others-[ Lynchburg
Virginian
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

BASE BALL-We are informed that
match game is soon to come of between the
"Stonewalls" and "Creightons." This will
be very interesting game for the Champion
ship of Norfolk, as the "Creightons" claim to
be the Champion Club of Norfolk Due no
tice will be given of the time and place at
which this match will come off-so as to
give the citizens Of this city an opportunity to
witness it, Hurry up, gent lemen,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

THE REvIvAL.-The revival on Ferry
Point is going forward with encouraging
prospects. Seventeen souls were seeking the
way of Salvation last evening. The Rev. Mr..
Wellons of Suffolk preached to large au-
dience last night and will again proclaim the
"glad tidings" tonight.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

WHERE Is AaAssrz ?-The other day, a
party of gentlemen from this city visited Gal
lops's Island, in Currituck Sound, where,
upon the beach--golden in the sun, ahem -
they found a vertebral joint, which had once
formed part of the spinal column of
mighty whale. They used this as a seat on
the shore, and one of their number brought it
to this city. In presence Of this great articu-
lation what inarticulate thoughts suggest
themselves. Did the whale die of harpoon,
swordfsh, or cid age? How many winters
had he seen amid the indescribable sple ndors
of an Arctic winter?
Had he eyer sported before the ships of Sir
John Franklin? And what would he have
brought prosaically reduced to oil and sold in
the New Bedford market? Here are questions
for Agassiz, and the fifty pounds of bone of
which we speak might help him to answer
the last at least. Viewed POLITICALLY, zoologi-
cally, and pecuniarily, the thing is sugges-
tive, and we envy the owner his possession.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

" BRorHER JACKSON, THE LORD Amt
DIFF. The Charlottesville Chronicle says:
'As one of our citizens was passing by the
wooden bull ling below the Railroad Depot
some nights since, where the freedmen con-
stantly assemble for religious exercises, one of
their orators was praying at the top of his
voice in the most demonstrative manner
when coored brother called out to him sud-
deny from corner of tho room -"Brother
jackson, the Lord amt diff"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

Cotton PIcKINa.-We learn from gen.
tleman from Edgeoombe county, n c., that
some of tue planters in that county have COM
menced picking their first cotton, and that
the yield promises to be very large, and the
quality fue. Many persons in Edgecombe
and Pitt counties seem to think the yield of
these two counties will far exceed even their
most sanguine expectations.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

THE SMALp-Pox.-The reports of the pre-
va,ence of this disease in Portsmouth, have
been of an exaggerated character. We were
in conversation this morning with a promin-
emit physician of that city, who says the cases
have been very few. Cases of cholera have
been reported; but, so far as we have been
able to ascertain, their authenticity is ques-
tionahle
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

EDITORIAL LITERARY CORRESPONDENTS
An exchange says;
"a man stopping his paper, wrote to the
editor: 81 think foxes ottent to take papurs,
my daddy dident, and everybody says he was
the most intelligentest man in the country,
en- he he'd the smartest family of bois that
ever digged taturs."
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

The FIRE pERARTMENT.-The mode Of
procedure adopted by the Select Council in
reference to this city institution, seems to be
the tsstsna tente, or hasten slowly, process,
which, indeed, seems to characterize its gene
raj action. In some cases, it is well applied,
as, for instance, in the matter of the locomo-
tives on Wide Water street; but, in providing
for the Fire Department, it would seem that
measures of more vigorous and decisive
character would be more appropriate.
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MAYORS CoUnr, No1ok-His Honor, j Ohm R
r. LUDLOW, presiding:
Louisa Richard. for indecent conduct on the
street, was fined So.
James Taylor, for riotous conduct, arrested by
order of the Mayor, bound over for the sum Of
500 to keep the peace.
Mary Mitchell and Andy Wilson, for improper
conduct on the street, fined SIS.
Abram Maxwell and VIM. Grant, for sleeping in
the wagon, fined So each.
John Flemming, arraigned for being drunk and
riotous, fined $40.
VIM. Hall, charged with stealing, case dis.
missed.
Mary E. White and Ann Brown, for improper
conduct on the street, and using Insulting Ian
guage to officer Taylor, were fined 81 each.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.. M. J.
FoGARTY, bookseller and periodical dealer,
for copies, of Northern papers in advance of
the mail His establishment is No. Main
street. opposite Bank street, and the latest
journals may be had at his counter.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

DEsrRucTIvEs.- yesterday in Newtown, a
party of idle boys set FIRE to the chip-pile,
which lisa magazine of fuel for the needy,
placed there from the Gosport Navy Yard
The fire was soon extinguished, however by
the timely interference of several persons in
the neighborhod.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

CAPTAIN c. F. NJ SPoTswooD, LATE C. s.
NAvY.-Some time since, we announced that
our old friend was about to engage in the
oyster and fish packing trade. We are glad
now to be able to state that after an active
canvass of the regions on which he relies for
support, he has secured the old tobacco ware
house on Town Point, and expects to begin
his shipments at once He already has large
orders from the South, and we confidently
predict that his business will be all and more
than his most sanguine hopes painted it
Captain Spotswood has shown sagacity in his
movement in this matter, and with his in
domnitable pluck, must find it even better
than the "deuced good luck which befel
"Azzard," We trust that his oysters may
always be fat his fish always fresh, ami his
greenbacks abundant,
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The VIRGINIA
OY ST E r LA W.
Copies for sale at the Day Book Office.
ARRIVALS

ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NEWTON, Prop'r.
TUESDAY, September IL, 1856.
Frank NJ. Boykin, Virginia; Robert W. Gibbs,
a. II. Ashburn, Isle of Wight, Va; S. b. Hy-
man, North Carolina; Jesse j. Yates, Murfres-
boro'; Col ". b. " hitehead, Suffolk; Jno. 7.
Wheeler Sons, North Carolina; +. G.. Road.
Virginia; .. r. Lyman. North ,rohna; Jno.
w. KIRKLAND, Mrs. NJ. +. Hir, Baltimore; A. j.
Leavy, Philadelphia; A. Anderson, New York;
G. W. Lawrence Lady, Washing ton, D. c.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

CAUSE OF DELAY.-In consequence of the
freight train running off the track yesterday,
the afternoon train of the Norfolk and Peters,
burg Road, was delayed in reaching here yes
terday afternoon.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

CHoLERA.-We learn from official authori-
ty that only two new cases of cholera in TWEEN
ty-four hours up to noon to-day, have occur
red. One of these came in from the country
yesterday afternoon. No deaths have occur
red in the same period.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
A PPLIC TIONS FOR MALE
IN Teachers for the I'd Division of the Public
Schools of Portsmouth, will be received antil
O'Clock, p. m, on Thursday, the 18th inst.
The annual salary will not exceed the sum of
$500.
]. S. STUBS, President,
sepl2 b. S. G.
Virginian copy 1t
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

The GEORGE LEARY.-This steamer came
this morning with large freight from Balti-
more chiefly merchandise &c., for the inte-
rior.
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NGM AdYRHflSem

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
W. X. Hudgins informs the merchants of North
Carolina and Virginia, that he has one of the
largest and best stocks of hardware and cutlery
to be found in this sectio
Applications for Male Teachers for I'd Division
Pubic Schools, in Portsmouth, received till
Thursday, the 18th inst.
Norfo Weekly Price Cs.rrent rwarded by
Freer d Neal.
Davis d Brother have 400 bushels meal for
sale.
r. Greenwood DC Brother have received new
goods, just rom the North; watches, rich gold
Jewelry, rugs. seals, solid ware, diamonds, &C.,
&c, DC. Call and examine.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

Pr SsaboarS and Roanoke Railroad, Sept. H.
81 bales Cotton; boxes sacon; barrel and
keg Lard; II barrels and 164 bags Dried Fruit;
IL bags Flax Seed; At bcls Spirits furp ntine; 6
bbls and boxes Roots; car loada Slaves; 10
car loads Lumber; bales Rags, boxes Beeswax;
boxes, barrels, keg, bags Me- chandisee;
IL Sheep. 100 Car Wheels; a lot of Bacon loose.
Per NorfoM and Petersburg hail Road, Sept. II.
SO bags Dried Fruit; 20 bags Flaxseed; bbls
Black Root; 2 bags Feathers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

MAYORS Court MISUNDERSTANDING 18th,
his Honor Mayor White, presiding.
No cases of importance before his Honor this
morning.
Watch report the city quiet last night.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12
AUCTION SALES.
By W. r. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,
6,,.,,o,, po,,,oJ.o Gor v,lJ H;T7 TTlots,.

BY W. II. KOBEKTSs AuCtlOneeT,
Corner Roanoke Sqr., and Vjde Water St..
SCHOONER INDEPENDENCE AT
AUCTION.
II WILL SELL ON SATURDAY
Il next, September 18th, at IL o'c,ock m, in the
County Dock,
THE SCHOONER INDEPENDENCE"
20 Tons burthen, will carry 1900 bushels graiu,
and is well adapted to the North Carolina trade,
Sale to close mortgage
W R. ROBERTS,
fep10-tds Auotioneeri
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perto.s in Mis city or Portsmouth, desiring the
DAY Book Left at their homes, can haze IL pro-
perly attended TO by hdring their names left at
oar Counting Room, or the COm ting-Room of
ASHTON & EMyERsoN. Anctioneers, No. 40 Cram-
FORD street, Portsmouth,
Tie TRI-WEEKLY DAY BOOK CONT iaiay all mat
ters Of importance in the tpO days issues. Price
IS year.
The WEEKLY DAY BOOK ,ciN be malyd TO Country
Subscribers at the small sum Of OSE DOLLAR, IN
alrance. II tcW contain Editorials, taN d.
gest Of News, Book Notices, and items Of Com
@eretal and Agricultural Intelligence. No paine
er expense tciH be spared in making Il desira-
Die companion for the country fire side !: and
from its Increasing patronage, 1t comnpends 1T
self as a good medium Of country advertising
to the community.
All Communications for the DAY Book must be
authenticated by the names of the toriters.
Az Letters containing remittancss of money for
this office, must be registered.
Copies of our Weekly und 7ri- Weekly paper can be
had at orr counter, ready Wrapped for mailing.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,
to be found in this section of country. Buying
largely of the manufacturers OF Europe and this
country, for cash, enables me to offer goods in
my line at surprisngly low figures.
l have constantly on hand I:
Nails. Spades and Shoves,
Hollow Ware. Wagon Material,
Axes of all patterns,
Trace Chains,
Hames and Collars,
And full line OF Shelf Goods, such as
Knives and Forks,
Scissors, Kazors, Locks,
Hinges. Gun Caps,
Files, Hatchets, &c.
W. r. HUDGiNS,
No. IL MAJ ket Square,
Norfolk, Va,
sepl2 Hardware Importer.
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By LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
No. 5; Commercial Rop.

PROPELLER STEAMER ROTARY AT
AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18th Sep.
~ TENDER, we will sell at auction, without re.
serve, to close concern, the Propeller Steamer
ROTARY"
l04 Tons New Measurement; IS feet inches
long; l6 eet inches wide; feet inches depth
of hold. Carries 4,5t0 bushels corn, feet7
inches water; 5000 bushels, 8 leet3 inches Wa err.
The Engine, boiler, DC I, in good order and re-
pair.
Sale at II O'Clock Terms at sale,
LtIGH, BkOo 4 PHELPS
sep8-tds Auctioneera.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODSll
ONE OF THE FIRM HAS JUST
~ returned from the North, where he pur-
chased from first hands, fine assortment of
goods in our line, and which we are now opening
daily for the inspection of onr numerous friends
and customers.
Just opened
Fine Guild Hunting Watches Tor Ladies and
Geuts all st, les and prices.
Rich Gold Jewery.
Eoral and other Sets.
Seal Kings of al: kinds, Diamond Rings.
.tnds, sleeve Buttons, Chains, Seals Keys.
Rubber. Guard, and Leontine Chains
Solid Silver Ware.-ic. Cream sets, Sugar
Spoo7s, New styles Butter hives, &c.
Silver Plated Ware.-Urns, Casters, Oyster
Tursens, Ice Pitchers &C.
Call and examine ur splendid stock and prices
at our new Store u Main street, End door from
the corner OF Talbot.
sepl2 CT. GREENWOOD BRO.
Virginian & Old Dominion COPY
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Virginian copy q

TO THE TRADE.
r DESIRE TO INFORM the Mer
i chants of North Carolina and Virginia that
have one OF the largest and best selected stocks
of
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

FOR RENT ON STORAGE.
THE LARGE AND CONVENIENT
l " situated Warehouse No. Is Wide WaIer
ST eet, Ono. Hipkins Co.'S old stand) will
rented on storage at moderate rates by appl, ing
to W. K. Roberts, Auctioneer, cerner OF ROanoke
WI 7, FENTREss,
au2e-W-F&M-2w Trustee.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF RICH
JEWELRY.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IA superb and beautiful Jewelry is now open
ing at the old esab shed house. This lot was
selected with taste and care, and makes stock
the most attract in the city.
Call and examine Tor your elves and you will
find such that will please the most tastdious, con-
sisting OF
Ladies' full and half sets of
PEARL,
CARBUNCLE,
AND JETT.
MASSIVE GOLD GUARDS,
CHATALAINES and LEONTINES
The richestyet. Our Mourning Go DIS carnot
be surpassed, as we have made great additions to
them.
Forty wears experience has given me a thor
ough knowledge of the Jewelry business, and al
would do well to come to the corner of Main and
Talbot street, No 30, and where they will be
pleased.
Remember to be certain that you are in the
right place before purchasing.
J. NJ. FREEMAN,
seps 90 corner Main and Talbot sts
FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
THE SCHOONER RENSHAW, OF
| the capacity of about 60 Tons. Suitable for
carrying Sweet Potatoes For terms or further
information, apply to
3. Il j. BAKtR L. CO.,
sep6 No. Is Campbell's wharf.
Culver SKIN ONIONS!
FOR piCKLtNG.
FOR SALE
DEMING
NO. MAIN STREET,
CALL AT DEMING'S
sepl0 Family Grocery, No. Main street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-22

by Doher, of Dusseldorf; and Teaching the Tune"
by leechelbrlLck. of Dus eidorf They are nil
good specimens OF their particular school, and have
been greatly admired while exhibition.
Among tho native artists represented wo find
The Valley and FAILS OF the Amonoo'ack River"
IN the White Mountains 1t IS small cascade,
tallinP from considerable height, and then Creep
inp quietly do vn the beautiful va oy. Mr.. Lewis
al present considered the most promising landscape
painter.
Miss Mary Smith exhibits ONE OF her beautiful
pictures of little chickens, Tor whcn she has great
reputation.
George G Lhmbdin has a most capital picture
which he calls "ln the,Ear," which many regard as
his best work.
Xanhus Smith pODu ar Philadelphia artist ex-
mbi,s quite a number OF credItable Compositions.
Paul Weber, Philadelpha's greatest favorite, has
quito number of pieces on The Wa3s Although at
present in Europe, must always clam Mr. Weber
as Il Philadelphia artist. His later plc.uros retain all
the briiancy Of coorng and do icacy OF design for
wi ich he has 80 long Deen remarkable.
IRE go @, which is under the direction of b. Scott
Jr,, the well-krown auchoneer, will commence on
Tuesday, March o. and continue two evenings. 1t
will take place the eastern gallery of .Ae Academy
of Fine Arts.
In the meantime the collection will be open every
day and evening, free of charge. Persons desiring
to purchase fine works of art framed and mounted
in superb style, will have an opportunity now not
likely to occur again Persons of artistic taste,
who do not contemplate buying, will be repaid for
their trouble by inspecting the collection This is
the fifth regular sale of paintings conducted by Mr.
Earle in this city, and his public spirit in this direo
ton has had great influence in elevatng the artistic
taste of citizens. We understand 1t Is his nten
tion to continue these sales from time to timO.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS !
ASHMEAD &c EVANS,
No. z24 cHEsMUT STREET,

Are receiving every day: both American and English
books, TO which they invite the attention Of Book
buyers Among those just arrived
LIYlNGSF0NE'S EXPEDITION TO THE zAMBEsI
AND ITS 1RlBUTARlES, lSt6-64. Flied with maps
and Illustrations.
ROLCOMBE'S LI1ERATURE IN LETTERS.
AN EIRE N1COH. In letter 20 the author of The
Christian Year" BY =. Is. Pusey, ID. d. An lnte-
THE EMPoRGL MiSsi0S OF THE HOLY GHOST;
or, Reason and Revelation. BY Henry Edward. Arch
bishop OF Yves m inster
MRS. ZIG OURNBY'S LETTERS OF LIFE.
1HE ORIGIN OF THE LATE WAR. BY Geo Lunt
BuLWER's LOST TAILS OF MILETUs. His new
L oem, Just received In the Tauchnitz edition.
MADAME F0NTENOY. BY the author OF "Mademo-
AGNFS. 4 New Novel by Mrs. olphant
LUCY ARLYN. BylJ. T. 1rowbrld &C. author OF "Cudjos
Cave" etc.
JEAN INGILow's STORIES TOLD TO CHuD.
With many beautlfnl illustrations
TAUCHNITZ EDITIONS OF ENGLISH AUTHORS.
We have accepted the Agency tor Phiadelpha, and
the trade will In future be supplied the same terms
as he Tetotore by Mr. Leypodt. Among those lately
received are Noble Lite ""Mutual Friend" Loves
Novels. 3l6sthH
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. S. 4. AgJe9a's Worlds
hair RestOrer and Dress
ing dpetgOrGte, strengthen
and Lengthe1l the hair. They
act directEy atpo1e the roots
of the hair, surveying re-
QaCired qtOaCTtsh91ael1t, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair diSGp-
pears, bald spots are Coz
cred, hair stops failing, and
hGCatriGlet grOlUth IS the re-
suit. Ladies' and CIeiL1re1G
9UiII appreciate the delight
fWI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance GnepGrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOiIi9ag the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heGd-dress.
sold by nlI Druggists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich st. MY.
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r O O. e n =
FRAGRANT ODONTOLINE,
FOR
CLEANSING AND PRESERVING
THE TEETH.

Rem0peS all substances destructive
to the teeth, preventS discOlOrattom and
the accumulation Of Tartar, and
spOngy RELAXED condition Of the Gums,
impartimg a pleasant and refreshing
fragrant taste to tile mouth.
Guaranteed to contain no acid, or
any substance that will injure or de-
stroy the teeth.
It's cleansing and heaHlful proper
ties are certified to By prominent Den-
fists throughout the country.
Sold by Druggists, Fancy Goods Deal
eTs and PeFfumers, and at Depot, No. SIS
Liberty street. New York.
Ask for ROGERS FRAGRANT
ODO TOLINE, and take no other.
JOEaSOE, HOLLOWAY g. COWDEa,
$40 tuths1Strp WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Dillon will play
"Belphegor" again tonight, and to morrow for his
benefit he will appear as "Virginius."
NEW CHEsNUT STREET 1HEATRE.-The Stolen
JeaCes is to be PLAYED the whole of this week. To-
morrow night, benefit of Mr.. j. T. Ward.
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MANUFACTURERS


OF
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-22

INVEST GROVE BOARDING-SCH
w for Girls at WEST GROVE STATION, Phi adel-
phia and Baltimore Central Railroad Chester CO.. p l.
The summer Term OF full twenty weeks will com
menee on Secondary. the T.h OF 9th mo- next
The course of ns tructon Is complete thoro lgh,
competent instructors are employed, and improved
thOds of teaching are adopted, The promotion OF ghe
health and happiness Of the pupils Is leading object
THOMAS p. COWARD,
222thm2Ot WEST GR0VE,Pa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-04
Fire NJ Yonkers. N. Y.

YoNKERs, N. Y, Jan. IA destructive
fire, and the largest which ever occurred in
this village, broke out about one O'Clock
this morning in the four story building on
Gettysburg square, in the center of the bu-
siness portion of the town, owned by Hon.
VIM. Radiord, which, in few hours was
entirely destroyed. The postotlice, tlD
Statesman newspaper and job printing Of
flee, the grocery of Morris and Lloyd, the
liquor store of VIM. Cumming, the news
Office of David Barns, lager beer saloon
and the National Guard armory, which was
the principal public hall here, all being
located in the said building. Total loss es-
timated at S50000, upon which there is an
insurance of $l6,500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-04
New York market-Jan, 4.

dliDgs. '''' N"itiu
.FL0UR-Ratber more active, and prices eeper.
ally without decided change; IS S6ad 60 for extra
Staei 81 a@0 10 for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and so 30@lO 30 Tor
WHlSkY--Quiet ut o. 20a2 n y; 200 brIs In
bond for CaliiOrnia OF &2 34h-an extreme. fI'53
WHEAT-Dul aud heavy.
BAkLEY AND BARLEY MALTgDull.
CORN-Heavy and q shade easier: D @03J(c for
iOAIS-A limited request at 4Ss5ec for un'Cund
CgFFEE-stcady; st. Domingo IQAc gold in
SUGAR Firm Cuba MusCovado 1sc; Havana
l4c.
,MoLAssEs-Unchanged; New Orleans 9lc@
PETROLEUM-Dull. Crude 4Oc. Sales ! 900
brls refined in bond at 6l@G2c and 600 brls do for
the last Of January At 6Oc. 'i1 FT7l'l
/ WOOl-Quiet,
P0RK-0pened heavy and lower, and closed
lar way; $23 OO923 Is for prime. Also. 4 800 bTls
new mess for January, February and March, sell
er's option, at 500 0O9J IS, and $50 brls old megs
Tor January, sellers option, S25O61f C92s 25..su.
BkEE-Quieta previous prices,
BE EF HAMS-Qulet at S32 25@35 90. 81
CUT hEATS-Dull at ll9l3c for Shoulders and
lDRESSED H0GS-Opensd heavy and closed
rather frmer at l2tf@l25Sc for Western! FiT'
BACON-Quiet at l4llc for Cumberland cut; and
rs kl6Ac for short ribbed = .-.5- 80,
la kD-Quiet and rather easier at 16a1gK Also,
225o brs for January, February and March at lsK
BGfTER-Dun at 2Css5c for Ohio, and gTs 400
ClIEESE-Quiet at I39lsXc. .