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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25

VV0l From Knoxville, by Mcmillan, SlaW-
berry Plains, New Market. Mossy
Greek, Talbott's Mills, Panthcr
"a springs, Morristowu, Russellvine.
Mhitesburg, Rogersville Junction
Midway, Gustavus, Greenville.
Heuderson's Mills, Fullen's, Rhea-
town, Freedom, Leesburg, Min.
wood, Jonesbor0ugh, Johnsou's De
pot, Carter's Depot, Piney Fiat, and
Union Depot, 10 Bristol, 1903 miles
ana back, daily, OF twice daily III
trains so run.
Leave knoxville daily at9am
Arrive at Bristol By s.F0p
Leave Bristol daily al 422am
Arrive at Knoxville bv II4.om
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COUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT

REqUiEEs TAMEDtArE ATTENTION ASD sH0uLD ~
CHEcEED. " ALLOWED TO c5sTlSUF,
Irritation Of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat
Affection, Or an IReurabis Lung Disease
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20 HhdI prime New Orleans Sugar,
% do do Porto Rico sugar,
20 do do Cuba sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
20 do Grsnulatsd Sugar,
TOO do A. and b. Coffee Sugars,
90 do C. extra assorted Brands
200 do Yellow Sugar.
400 Bags Bic Coffee,
20 Mats Java Conee
- do bagura Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Allspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Msckerel,
10 y bbls DO
so Kits do
LOO Boxes Soap,
90 do StaIch,
100 0y0 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Rasius,
90 Cases Ssrdines,
go Cases Oysters,
100 DOz. Buckets,
90 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept IN Whole
sale Grocery Houses.
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CLAIm A.ENTs. &e.

EFYEIl5 = HUNT-Manuiacturers Of sll the
III Latest styles Of FIRST Glass Carriages and
bugAes, EZpleas Wagons and Carryalls, 4 North
Marlet str-rI.
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CARHIAGE IIANUFACTUTERs.

lINGLhTON, h. H-Bookseilsr, Publisher
- s,auOnrr, and Periodical Dealer, Post Olhc'
Building.
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noOIISEILERs AND srATIONERS.

! I1PuNG WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL u
/ - FhANE. SUCCESSORS 10 NJ ). DrucEe., Brewers
OI Ale and Lager BeeI no. a Broad street, Nash
Vile. Tenn. ldeoS-ly
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ESIfST NATIONAL BANK-6oyeumeni Depozi-
II t.p-No b. College street. between Union
aud ilIr PuJic Square dealers IN Uucurrsnt
Money. Fxe1sngs, CON, aud Government secuu-
ues 0l a.l kIuds. Stocks All BONDS bought an
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended TO-
1TARR, TaOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
nj College streets, buys and sells Gold, Oncuf-
Trut Money, Government Securities and vouchers.
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on o, InInlssion.
GECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- ~ Cherry street. deals ia Exchange, Govern
nent Securities ana co u. Collections promptly
attended 10 j. LUMsDEs, Cashier.
V,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals "a Exchange; Government Securities
aud Com. Collections promptly attended to.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sold on Commission.
". W. BEEEY, President EDGAR JOINS, Cashier.
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,,oo1 AnnIOR PKTNTING.
BREWERX.

| NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
| ~ aud JOB Punters and publishers Of the Dali
/ and weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
/ Union and. DeadercK street,.
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ATTORNEYs Az Law.

| D,AMPBELL MoRWEN GROEsBECR, Attor-
! - ueys al Law ana Clam Agents, practice ~ ali
the Couris- Collections promptly attended 70 :
also claims against the UnIted States and vouchers
collected. Otios u North Cherry street, up 7islrs.
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rINNERs, sc.

La r. W. BROWN, Real Estate an Gene TAI
81 business Agents, over AOrz's Book store, -
UuOu Str, at, Nashville, Tenn. RuZb-6m.
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IOHN O'AEILL, Military Attorney snd Solicitor
u ci Claims, rro5eeuteI all CLASSES Of CLAIMS
aslIu-t the Government lOr citizens and soldiers.
once 55 Ce3ar itreet, ka-nyIi'e, enn. lnOg7-0ue
UsOMPKiNs, b. a tC.-U. s. C aim Agents,
Il Cucer-' Pay AucOLuis and QuaEtermA-ters
Vouchers bought at the best rste-, or collected
Otice corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT !
w fSurVf4,,- a.. 1. 80

| DDoD0.,. io'' uet. 81, loo9-
-. ~ OsA Is VIII be received at the Con
'isSS ~ OLice o. ms Department until 3 p.m.
% 81 ~, - 800 ior conveying the ldails
june 80, 1879, IN the State of Tsn5sss'.s - =
the routes and by the seheduIes nj .is,,,., =
ures and arrivals herein specified
Decisions announced by April 2s. ls6s.
tBidders will examine carefully tbe f,rp,s
anu Instructions annexed, and especially
the latter part Of instruction Ig.l
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
attorneys and Claim agents.
INSURANC CE.

IL s.. DEIANY, Attorney at Law. and War CLAIM
IL. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. uOv26-ly
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l0OO2 From Knoxville, by Concord. LeBoir,,
Loudon, Philadelphia, swee. Wa
ter, Facility, Mouse Greek. Athens
Eiceville. charleston, Cleveland
Mcdonald, Ooltewah, Tyners. and
Harrs0 TO ChaitauO0ga, Il2 mile
sad back, daily, or twice daily hi
trans So run, with daily or twice
1aliy branch from Cleveland. bv
led Clay, (Gs.) and VaruelPs Sta
uon' 70 halten, 2SJE miles, in due
connection.
Leave Knoxville daily yatl2I0pm
Arrye AZ Chattanooga 0y $50 . m
Leave Chattanooga daily at 2am
Arrive at Knoxville by S.I5am-
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Divided INTO 80 COO Shares Of so each. 1900 shares
or St50, 90 have been appropriated ss work.
Ing capital, for the deFelopement OF the
property Of the Company
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l0OO3 From Rogersville to Rogersyille Juno
ton, en- the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, Ia miles and
back, six times q week, giving So
Clair twice week side supply from
railroad in due connection.
Leave kogersvllle daily, except sun
day, at - a IN
Arrive az Junction by Gam
Leave Junction daily, except Sunday,
at y P m
Arrive at RorersviIla bv 91y p, v,
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HANKEIss AND HHOKERs.

nTls, e. A.--AtloIuey AMI Councillor a.
" Office 421s Cherry 81; r. v. Box g4a-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-17

WAR OF RAoEs.--A pretty severe stone
battle took place this morning near the ferry
wharf in Portsmouth, between some twenty
white boys, and perhaps double the number
of black ones. 1t seems to be customary
among them over there. and perhaps more
damage is done to passers-by than to the
combatants themselves We called atten-
ton to this nisehievous practice Of throwing
stones yesterday, and can only repeat our
warning, in the hope at least of arousing the
attention Of the guardians of the peace to
this disgraceful pastme. ~
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New Advertisements

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers
Damaged Oata-Mr. II. G. Thomas, Ports
mouth has 800 bushels for sale at 20 cents
bushel
Deeds Lost--Important deeds have been lost. -
See advertisement of E. C. Lindsay 4 Co.
Tobacco Warehouse and Wharf for See
notice Of same.
Chancery Notice-See advertisement of W. II.
Addington's curator.
Florence Sewing Nuchiaes-A Oberndorfer is
agent for this celebrated sewer, See advertise,
nent.
Bar Fi1tarss-Leigh Bros. Phelps advertise
"The Office" fixtures at Auction.
Sale of Wood-See the Sheriff Of Norfolk
County's advertisement.
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MARRIED,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,, Apri. /,

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, April. H.,
ARRIVALS.
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Adelaide Cannon, BALTIC
Str N Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews.
Str. Chas. Hoaghton, Whitney, Hampton
Str Saxon, Holbrook, Savannah, been on
wreckiag voyage, put in tor Coal.
Barge W. N. H. Smith, Mercer, CurrItuck corn
t. John James,
Sehr Southron, Purdy, Alligator, shingles to
order.
Schr Guard, Triee, River, corn to master.
Schr Ann Cooley, Durfey, Little Alligator,
shingles.
Sehr Julsan, DeBart, alligator, single. to
Cobb 4 Co.
sloop VIM Blair, Early, Windsor, slaves, Hen
neberry,
Sloop A. A. Edwards. Chance, Soupperncne.
shingles, to order.
Schr Spray, Nelson, Hyde County, Potato slips
to master.
Schr Sea Monster, Jones, Williamson. shingles
to Cobb d Son.
Sloop Mary Ellen, Newborn. Edentoa, fish and
cotton to b. 4. Bockover.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str. N. Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str, John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
SchrsR. NJ Browny, Mclaughlin New Haven.
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The STEAMSHIP VERA CRUz.--A meeting
Of the passengers which were wrecked on
the steamship Vera Cruz, was held on board
the steamer Ilortford that conveyed them
from Roanoke Island to Norfolk on the 10th
instant, to express their views IN regard TO
the late disaster
The following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted by the meeting
Whereas We, tie Passengers of the mail
steamship Vera Cruz, bound from New York
10 the city OF Vera Cruz, Mexico, having, by
the blessing Of God, beeu rescued from an
untimcly end i'll consequence Of the wreck
of the aforementioned ship about fifteen
minutes of three o'clock, on the morning OF
the 18th instant, on Dody's Island, off the
coast of North Carolina, deem it our duty to
give public expression TO our ioelings-hrst,
by thanking God for his goodness towards
lis; and secondly, to express our heartfelt
gratitude for the gallant conduct of the Off
GERS and men after the striking Of the ship;
and furthermore, to express, i'll a special
manner our admiration for the gallant and
seamanlike conduct of officer, w H. CARTER;
therefore be it
Resolved, That however painful it may be
to censure any one connected with the ship
yet as high duty we owe the public i'll Or
der to prevent q similar occurrence, either
from incompetency Of officers or from neg
lect of duty, we feel justified i'll stating that
the ship must have gone ashore by the gross
est earelessness or want of sufficient knowl-
edge of the navigation of the coast, and in
our judgment most rigid and careful nves-
tigation should be made Of the facts in the
case.
Resol0ed, That the Secretary be requested
to publish the proceedings Of this meeting in
the Norfolk Day Book and New York pa
pers
CELSIUS PRICE, Chairman
MICHAEL MuLLoNE, JR., Secty.
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GARRoTING IN NEwTowN A man whose
name we were unable to obtain, was knocked
down in New.own last night, ABOUT midnight,
and robbed of ST in money and silver
watch He was rendered insensible by the
blow, and no clue has, therefore, been obtain
ed as to the perpetrator The police have
been put upon the track, and from their we'll
known vigilance, it is hoped they may b
able to work up the case.
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HYDRoPHoBIA.-A mad dog was killed
near Drummond's Bridge yesterday afternoon.
He had been running about for considerable
time, and there was much excitement in the
negllhorhoed in consequence Though early
in the season, yet, we suppose these cases oc-
cur frequently, as hydrophobia is often slow
in its development.
Alldogs running at large should be nluz-
zled lta
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SPRING-All al to thee, oh beautiful ge-
NAL sur:i, Spring We have reason to be
thankful for the moderate winter which has
been granted us for we have been spared
many of the hardships which generally befall
! us in the winter season. We are the more
gratitied on account of the poor population of
our city
Spring is upon MS, and We owe again many
thanks to the Great Architect of the Uni-
verse, for having SO blessed our farmers, for
we have land that is general exception IN
this season. passed through 'the fiery ordeal y
or, i'll palmer language, in the commencement
OF Spring, when few days Of real June
weather call forth the trees and shrubs to
bloom once more, and to put to shame the
white, icy month Of winter We have been
often pat back by that eternal enemy of far
mers, Frost" to the detriment of the crops.
He has not this year appeared to u.s. and thank
God. we may depend upon ,eaping this sea-
sou a rich harvest Of vegetables and fruits,
amongst which we class tor vegetables, Aspa-
ragus, Onions, Radisl.es. Beets. &C. aud fun
fruit--Cherries, Strawberries, June apples
&c. We acknowledge that to us the st aw-
berry is Our especial favorite, and we antici-
pate before hand the pleasure that we will
derive from the enjoyment of this delicious
fruit.
Let ms. then, hope that, everything having
turned to the advantage Of the planter South,
in the way of weather, &c, our people, and
the poorer class especially, may be enabled to
secure, not only the benefits of lite, as regards
the purchasing of vegetables, which are essen
TALLY necessary to the working man, but also
that they may partake of the luxuries of the
season at a comparatively cheap rate
Hence, we expect to see, ere long, our mar
ket carts arriving, filled with the luxuries OF
the season.
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MAYORS CoUar-Norfolh, April 18th, 1867.
c. Tabb, Presiding.
Andrew Benson, colored, charged with com
plcity in the murder of Robert Whitehurst and
mother. Committed
Rosalin Gregory, colored, menaciag language
in the streets Committed.
James Poole, colored, carrying concealed
weapons. Committed.
James Hardy, colored, charged with riot, on
Nicholson street. Committed.
Joseph Mackey, colored, charged with com
pcity in the murder Of Whitehurst and mother,
and leader of the riot. Committed.
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M ,Yoa's CouRr- Portsmouth,, April II, 1866 :
Daniel Collins, presiding.
Charles Anderson, arrested on complaint OF
Martha Guy, charged with obtaining money I'M
der false pretenses--c continued.
Chas. Boland arrested by officers Harrison and
johnson, charged with stealing bell and five En-
CINE nozzles, the p' operty of the city OF Ports
mouth. Committed for examination before the
Hastings Court
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HEAVY FREIaHrs.-1'he Steamers Adelaide
and Leary which arrived from Baltimore this
morning were visited as usual by our Lo
in search Of information
Both GOATS had very heavy freights for Nor
folk and for North Carolina The Spring
Trade seems to be very active and increasing
The usual activity and buste prevailed, and
the boats were speedily disburdened
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Tue STEAMSHIP VERA CRUz's PASSENGERS
The steamer Hartford, arrived here last night
from Roanoke Island, with the passengers
(about tortyl saved from the steamship Vera
Cruz, wrecked off Bodys Island.
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NORFOLK COUNTY CoUsT. AT the session
OF this court, in Portsmouth to-day, five Mag
istrates, on the bench. A negro was on trial
for burglary of Mr.. Creekmore's smoke-house
on Deep Creek, and larceny of quantity of
bacon. The trial was progressing when we
left the Court room.
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PosTPoNEMENT.- was no service, as
expected, on Monday night at Dnwiddio NJ.
E. Church, Portsmouth, owing to the inclem-
ency of the weather. But there will be ser
vice at y O'Clock Oh Wednesday evening.
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Have you seen my faced antelope p
inquired Mr. Lewcode, who has collection of
animals, to his friend
NO, haven't. Whom did your black
faced aunt elope with ?"
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6PECTACLES.

MOTHER Lot OF Prof. Bernhar,st's
N justly celebrated Spectacles, just received
and for sale at Greenwood's new establishment,
n Main street.
Persons with impaired sight should not fail to
get pair. They are highly recommended by
the principal Physicians and Ministers in Nor
folk Richmond and other places.
C. F. GREENWOOD,
aplO Matchmaker Jewelisf.
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ARRESTED Jos. Mackey (colored,) was
arrested by officer Wyatt this morning, CHAR
seu with being the leader in the murder and
''o' OF yesterday. Susan Fuller a colored wo-
man In the neighborhood at the time distinct
y recognizes Mackey, as the ring leader saw
nun Jump off his horse at Whitehurst's door
aau lead the crowd into the house, A color
ea man who expostulated with the crowd and
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NOORE'S DOLLAR ENTERPRISE,
M HAS BEEN REMOVED TO
NO. so MAIN STREET.


NO. 80 MAIN STREET.
! OPPOSITE OLD HEAD QUARTERS,)
W here great bargains continue to be sold in end
less variety at
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Flour. Wood, Dress Goods, Fine Summer Shawis,
Hoop Skirts, Embroidered Linen Sets Corsetts
Hdkts, Collars, Watches, Casters, Spoons, Knives
and Forks, Fine Albums, Meerschaum Pipes, Ho-
siery, Superior Fancy Articles, &C., comprise
limited portion of the assortment Of desirable
goods just added to the stock
Photograph with a ticket is sold for 95
Cents. The purchaser has the privilege of taking
the article indicated on the ticket upon the pay
ment Of One Dollar of declining it. The
Photographs are worth the rs cents invested ;
among them many beautiful fancy pictures,
statuary, generals, &c.
JN0. W. MOORE, Agent,
ap l6-lw G9 Main street.
INRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES
II ATLOW PRICES.
We are this day receiving go bbls and hhds fair
to prime P. r. Sugar to which we invite the at
tention of the trade. Also,
Fair to good Rio Coffee,
Prime Laguyra Coffee,
Fine Superior, Extra and Family Flour,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Smithfeld Bacon,
Smithfied Lard,
Prime New York State Butter
Oakley's and Vanhassen's Soaps
Smoking Tobacco, in tins, papers and bags,
Fair to prime Chewing Tobacco,
G. A. Salt, Herrings, Molasses,
Ess. Coffee,
Black and Green Tea, very fine.
Rope, Wrapping Irvine,
New Y Ork Candy, Matches &c.
NORRIS, GWATHMEY Co,
apl6 ID Wide Water street.
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TIE DAY Book THE CHEAPEST PAPER AP
THE SoUTH.-It is beyond doubt that the
Day Book, at IL cents week, is the cheap
est paper at tie South. In size it is as large
as any of the Northern cent. dailies, and
contains about the same quantity of reading
matter. 1t will be found, also, to contain
equally as much reading matter as the South
ern dailies, at 5 cents each We mention
this as showing one of the facts why this pa
per always has large circulation, and why
business men prefer its columns as an adver-
Using medium
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To ALL CONCERNED.

To ALL CONCERNED.
HEAR lie has been reported that
the Building Lots have sold and still offer
for sale, are under mortgage or deed to another.
NY business right here is to confess and deny.
confess that the property have offered to sell in
wnole or in part has been under mortgage for
trifiug amount, this much l have never denied,
have told it from time to time, but have never
thought it absolutely necessary to put it in the
papers. l now deny that the Lots already
sold, and the Lots l purpose to sell, give
or set free, as may be optionary with the owner,
are covered by mortgage, deed or anything like
unto it, to any man, woman or child, living or de-
ceased. The Lots are ON hand, the proprietor at
home and all is well those who may have
hankering this way, come buy, if you have no
money, come buy and whatsoever will come, let
him come and buy freely
ap l6-lt* ISAAC II. HUNTER.
r DOSE COTTON -Highest price
| 4 paid for Loose Cotton, at
LAMBS COTTON PRESS,
NH 10 Town Point
Al g
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DENTISTRY,

y5NHE PUBLIC are most respe ctfuiiy
L informed that having recently refurnished
and reftted my office at the old stand No. 7 Main
street, am now prepared to receive visitors at
all hours of the day in reference to the execution
of all branches of business connected with the
profession. Teeth extracted without pain
E. CUTHRIELL, Dentist,
ap 10 No. Main st., 2 doors from Bank
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told them that no pistol was fired from the
house, was colared by Mackey and thrown
out of the door The work of butchory then
commenced. Mrs Whitehurst died last night
at o'clock.
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A NEGRO K1LLEp.---Mark Bennett COL
ored discharged soldier from Company f.
Infantry regiment unknown, was shot by
some unknown person last night, about 9
o'clock. 1t is said that four shots were fred
at him on Main street, next the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange, at the corner OF
Commerce street, and that he ran from there
down Rothery's Lane, and when in the reai
of the Old Dominion Office, fell in the gutter
One Of the employees Of that paper, seeing
him fall went out to him. and it being dark
by the time light could be obtained he war
found to be dead. 1t appears that Bennett
lived very close to where he FELL az his wife
came out of kitchen close by on the alarm
being given, and Immediately recognized him.
His body laid where it fell, until ono o'clock
this morning, when Capt. Guy Of the Police,
had it removed to the Watch House.
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DOPE AND TWINE.-30O Reams
N wrapping Paper, and bales Irvine, for sale
low by
apis y. 7. BOCkOFER.
Old Dominion copy
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
NTILSON HOZIER would respect
w fully inform farmers and others visiting
the city from the country. that he is now pre-
pared to present them with a nice
SNACK EVERY DAY AT II O'CLOCK,
at his Restaurant at the Corner House. on Ferry
Point, where he has choice selection of
LIQUORS, ALES, de-,
at city price
Clagett's Cream Ale at cts glass, and all
other liquors equally cheap in proportion.
re- Persons from the city visiting the Point,
will find his Restaurant delightful retreat,
where they can luxuriate on the best the market
affords at city prices. ap l6-3t
NIANTED.-A store House on
w Wide Water or Union Streets.
ap 16 f. C. LINDSEY co.
rYNHE MARkET'sQUARE
AVINGS INSTITUTION
NO z MAIN STREET.
Notwithstanding the tremendous "Run" on
this institution during the past few days. we are
still prepared to meet all demands at our ''Coun-
ter" and "Green backs" o.any denomination re-
deemed at the rate of
s lbs Choice P. R. Sugar for sl,Oo,
Good Rio Coffee at % cents per 10.
Fine Teas at lowest prices,
Choice Molasses, Fine Syrups,
Nice Butter, Lard, Bacon, Flour,
Cheese, Beet, &c.
You can have your choice of goods, and no
danger of supply being exhausted, having made
such arrangements as will enable us to meet our
obligations set forth in the ebay Book and
Virginian," and the public particularly
quested to consult their own interest and deposit
their currency with
DEMING, the Grocer
APP No. Main street.
Virginan copy.
CUGAR.-6 hhds. Porto Rico sugar,
y part cargo schr Saltilla, for sale at low fig.
ure. B. Il J. BAKER & CO.,
apis Ii Campbel's wharf.
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INLAND NAVIG ALTON.
N0TfCE

The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
have notified the Albemarle and Chesapeake Ca
nal Company that they will hereafter charge yes
sells from North Carolina, passing through their
Canal, half tolls only, provided they are fur
nished with a certificate of their passing through
the Albemarle and Chesap eake Canal.
Masters of vessels, bound North, are reminded
to get a certificate from the Collector al Tide
Locks. MARSHAL PARKS,
an Aim President