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Mem Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which We invite the at
tentioa Of our readers; My
A good Cook is wauted at the Commercial
House, 46 Bank street.
j. d. Cannon offers for sale S2500 in Vir-
ginia money and large stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, to the examination of which he invites
his Norfolk and Portsmouth friends
F. F. Ferguson offers for rent desirable resi-
deuce over Armistead's Bridge.
Morris, Gwathmey 4 co. offer Seed Rye, Mack
erel and Candles all fresh and just received
John F. Wilkins manufactures Misses school
and dress Shoes, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots
and Shoes.
J. G. Wombe Co. offer Old Dominion Cut
Nails, Spikes, and Hollow Ware.
Stewart Dey offers Acts of Assembly for
sae,
Deming, the Poet of Domestic Economy, offers
No. Mackerel, No, Herring, N, c., and other
delicacies.
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Persons an this city Portsmouth, desiring the
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psrty attended to BY having their names left at
our Counting Room, the Coa, ting Room Of
ASHTON 4 ENMERsoS, Auctsoaeers, No. 40 Crato-
ford street, Portsmouth.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA TRIALS.

Nashington, Tuesday, sept. IS, 1860.
1t is generally understood in official circles
that the Raleigh Bureau Court-Martial re-
turned finding in the case of Gen. Whttei-
sey and other officers, excepting one, Of aC-
qusttal, but for some unaccountable reason
the verdict has not been made public. Two
civilians have been triod by the Commission,
which is the same as tried the Bureau officers,
but have been doing nothing the past four
weeks, as Others Of these accused, by the Steed-
man-Flllerton report, live out Of tho martial
districts and there il no power to compel
tn r attendance for trial
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ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-Last night be-
tween the hours of 10 and IL, some enter
prising rascal, oblivions Of the moral law aud
intent on plumber entered the house of
Mr.. L. NJ Marchant, ON Ferry Point For
tunately the family were aroused before the
rogue had begun his work, and on hearing
the noise made by the approach Of the pro-
prietor tue minion of the moon betook him
self to his heels and ncontinently ran. f..
y very good warrant Of arrest for snch
rascals, might be rammed down on top Of
two charges OF buckshot, and served by means
of double barrelled gun
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RESIGNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 1s.-The director of
the United States Mint at Philadelphia, ex
Governor Pollock, has resigned his position,
in consequence of not approving Of the Pre-
sidents policy.
ORDERED TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY
WASHINGTON, Sept, 15.-Lieut Comman-
ders b. P Smith and Henry $, johnson, U.
5, N, have been detached from ordnance duty
at the Washington NavV Yard, and ordered to
the Naval Academy. Lieut. Commander Geo,
(. Ryan has been detached from .. S, Steam
er Tennessee, and also ordered to the Naval
Academy.
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The VIM BADGER - esterday evening the
old Z. s. Ship William Badger was brought
to this harbor by the Mcssrs, Maltby & Co.
who succeeded in raising her in the harbor Of
Beaufort, N c., where she had been at the
bottom for some time. The old craft looks
rude and weather beaten, her anchors rusty
and partially covered with the outer cover
ings of the former tenants of the sea. The
William Badger now lies fastened at the end
Of Campbelf5 wharf
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THE EYE, EAR AND CArARBH.-We refer cur
readers to the advertisement of DR.. GARDNER,
the celebrated Eye and Ear Surgeon of New
York, who will be at the Atlantic Hotel OF
Thursday october 4th, and remain until Tuesday
the 9th, and Monthly after that time, of which
due notice will be given. Those who are suffer
ing from deafness, catarrh, or diseases of the eye
should go and cansult DR.. Gardner.
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Observation-Disclosures Our eotempurary
the Raleigh Sentinel, suggests that the North
Carolina radicals be called 1ourgeeites, after
the Ohio abolitionist, who n1srepresented the
gallant old North State, at Philadelphia.
We res pectfully suggest that they be cal
led Tergiversationsts, in as much as many of
these people were devoted Confederates,
during the war. as pay-rolls Of the Quarter
Masters and Nitre bureau, will show, if ex-
aniued. They were generally farocious war
men on a peace footing
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The u. s. STEAMER HELorRoPE,--'thi
steamer is now lying at Nashs ship yard
where she a carried a number of fer to be
fitted spar bouys to be placed in the
rivers where they may be needed The II 'lio-
trope cana into onr harbor through the AL
bemarle and Chesapeake canal. She recently
left Font Macon and has been engaged in
carving out the system os bouyage inaugura-
ted by the government, placing the bouys in
the sounds and water courses where they
were needed.
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AUCTION SALE-0n tomorrow friday at
10 o'clock, Leigh Bros. & Phelps will sell at
public auction two desirable brick dwellings
on Boush street, between Freemason and Char
lotte. Two-story brick kitchen, and a paved
yard to each tenement
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New TENEMENTs IN PORTSMOUTH. The
tour brick tenements on Crawford street
Portsmouth, in the block lately erected by
Major George W Grice, win be rented in
Portsmouth by Maupin & Hatton at public
auction on Monday next. These are very de-
slrable business locations and will no doubt
rent well.
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NOVEL TERRI ER The following amusing
description we clip from the Richmond Wing:
Wat you dalks NIT catching rats? In das
Vaterland we goes nit him dis ways! Yous SO
soon as catch zwei rat nit one cage, we
keeps dem in cumpany nit der cage as. ne
Yer vas, und keeps dem nit so little to eat as
dey gifts SO hungry as der teufel, und dey locks
NIT each other like dey can get nothing nit
de cage, und by and bye de big rat he dinks,
if | not git out soon NIT dis place, kills dat
leetle rat, und makes mine living nit him
Den dey has such a fight as never vas. und
de big rat eat up de leetle one. Den goes to
de drap und let de big rat go loose nit de
haus, und he like so much de rat flesh dat he
pitch in NIT de oder rats, und dey be so
scared nit de rat blood on his paws dat dey
all runs away"
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MAYOR LuDLow's COURT, NORFOLK Eight
cases were reported, chiefly of drunkenness,
riotous conduct and petty thefts, which were
disposed cf, chiefly by the imposition OF fines
of S. and $40.
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AUCTION SALES.
By LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YAE-
OUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITIrS
OF PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK AT ACC-
IlON.-ln pursuance of decree of the Circu-
It Court of the City of Norfolk, made on the
Gath day of July last, in suit therein pendiur
between John McPhail and others plaintiffs and
Geo. W. McPhail and others, defendants, shall
sell, at Auction, on TIL RSDAY the 9th day Of
Sept, inst, at ii O'clock at the Auction House Of
Leigh, Brothers Phelps, in the City Of Norfolk
the following Real Estate, whereof John Mcpha:i
died seized, TO wit:
lot of Ground in the city OF Portsmouth, sit
uated on Water street, fronting As on Water st.,
unning back 100 feet to 13 foot lane-on which
here is three story frame building.
Immediately after the above sale, Will be sold
THE, the premises, the House ard Lot, No. is
hurch street. running back 200 feet =
ALSO,
A valuable BUILDING LOT on Main street
adjourniDg the residence of h. Capps, ESQ.,, front
ing 81 feet on Main, and running back 2lo feet to
ALSO, r..
A valuable BUILDING LOT on Union street,
Is feet on Union street, running back lot feet.
ALSO,
A Lot on Reeds Lane, rs fest front, running
back So feet with the improvements thereon, con-
sisting of double brick tenement and frame
dwelling. -
TERMS-Five per rant of the purchase money
OF each lot to De paid in cash; and the residue
thereof, in three equal inssallments, the Ist g.
six, the End, at nine, AMI tbs 3id, ct twelve
months from the day Of sale, each to be secured
by the purche bond, with sufficient security,
and to carry interest from the 1st day of January
next, when possession will be given. any pur-
chaser shall be at liberty 10 pay down larger
proportion than five per cent of the purchase
money! and at any time to anticipate any ofths
payments
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BROS, & PHELPS,
eepl9tds Auctioneers.
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Cholera Reports.

New Orleans, Sept, 7s,-F'ive deaths from
yellow fever and nineteen deaths from cholera
were reported yesterday,
New York, Sept, l9--Four new cases OF
cholera were reported yesterday. and five bu-
ra permits issued In Brooklyn there was
one case for the twenty-four hours ending at
noon,
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ATTENTION! 1.-THE PUBLIC.

The following Statement we are ready
to submit to Arbitration"
CITY AND COUNTRY CIRCULATION MORE
THAN DOUBLE THAT OF THE N0R-
FOLK VIRGINIAN, AND Equal TO
TIE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF
ALL THE PAPERS IN THE CITY.
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Music AND DANCING On Water street,
in Portsmouth, i'll the brick building formerly
used by w Fl. Wesson, Esq, as a guano
depot, there was a dance last night. And at
Temperance Hall, at the southern extremity
of Middle street, there was negro supper, the
festivities of which gliaed into the small
hours of the morning
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On Sunday, the ID, while a fem ale member
Of the sect known as the Plymouth Brethren
was addressing about one hundred and fifty
persons in the open air, at Ottery, st Mary 5
wall forming part of the ruins of the late
great fire fel! upon the crowd Six persons
were killed end upwards of twenty Injured
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-20

CLOSED UP-We learn from a city cotem-
porary that Bonfanti's +" New ldea" Saloon
has been sold out, aud its late proprietor in
tends leaving for some more populous city,
where the law is less severe, and the authori-
ties less active.
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ARRIVALS

ATLANTIC HOTEL.--A. G. NEWTON, Prop'r.
THURSDAY, September 20, 1866.
". A. Dean, Gustus Bundz, Lloyd w Williams
Baltimore, Thos E tanning, Brown, Frank
Vaughan, q, Capt P K Fendail, jr, U s NJ
Corps, Maj W B Slack & lady, Washington, S G
Martain, J, A Duck, L K Kilby, DR. B H Coun-
isiana.
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PE-We lay before our readers the fights
occurring OH the Presidents tour, and the
cabbages that Miss Darlington died of when
she got married, after she made up with her
husband and Boecher blessed them both in
Charleston The steamer was blown out of
the water, and little Tom Thumb departed for
his home, accompanied by the star spangled
Banner and Yankee Doodle. The wicked is
like the troubled sea, that Jumped into band
box with monkey in cooked hat and feath-
ers all of which depends upon the correct
Interpretation Of the Constitutional Amend
.ment
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LINEN BAR.--This spot, known as Fisher
m.n 5 Isle, is situated about half mile south
of Cape Charles. wa he'd by the waters of the
Chesapeake and the Ocean. 1t derives its
name from the fact that vessel laden with
linen, was wrecked here some sixty years ago,
since which ali Island was formed 1t is as
serted that it is remembered when large ships
tioated over the spot where the Island men
toned now stands en- Island is about
mile in length, aud three or four hundred
yards wide From t!lebeach the snow-capped
breakers in their wild reveiry may be seen as
they rush III upon tie shore.
Linen Bar will not be far from tie couteu-
plated Cape Charles Pleasure House.
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MlYoR WHITES CouRr-Portsm oath-There
was no case before His Honor this morning, aud
the watch report the city quiet
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOHN MYERS & SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receiving and FORWARDING Agents.
WASHING TON, ", c.

Receiving and Forwarding Agents,
WASHING TON, " c.
Eg- Prompt attention paid to the purchase and
sale Of CorToN and other PEoDUcE.
se2OD&W6ws
nLD DOMINION CUT NAILS AND
~ SPIKES, Hollow ware, &c.-75 kegs Cut
Nails and Spikes, above brand; 1900 lbs Pots,
Ovens, Spiders, extra Lids, &C., Tea Kettles,
Sauce and Fry Pans, Spades, Shoyels, Manure
Forks, Jute Rope, Flax, Cotton, Paper Irvine,
Well Buckets, Painted Tubs, Galvanized Iron
Wire Selves, &C., just received at the new Hard
ware store, 2 Commercial Row, near the Ferry.
se2O j. G. WOMBLE L co.
A CTS OF THE ASSEMBLY.-A sup
N ply of the Acts Of the Virginia Assembly,
1865 '66, just received and for sale by
STEWART & DEY,
Sc 20 Booksellers and Stationers.
NEW No. SHORE MACKEREL.
IN just received our frstlot of the season, of
Also. In store,
No. N. c. FAMILY ROE HERRING,
from Woods fishery, and very fine.
For sale at DEMING'3
SEQ Family Grocery, No. Z Main street.
GUNDRIES.-White Onions, for picking,
- pure Cider Vinegar, fine Salad Oil, English
Mustard, pure Spices, Imperial Prunes, Farina,
Maizena,, Corn Starch, Barley, Rice, Split Peas,
Maccaroni, Bay Rum, Extracts for Flavoring,
Mixed Mustard, Condensed Milk, and lots Of
other choice goods required in housekeeping In
Store and for sale by
e. G. DEMING, The Grocer,
ss20 No. Main street
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BURGLARY The store Of Mr.. Paul T.
Bunting was entered this morning, about g
O'clock, by three white men. The entrance
was effected by forcing open the back door
The noise, however, aroused Mr. Bunting who
was well armed and prepared with weapons
offensive and defensive. He biazed away
twice at the rogues, who took to their heels
when they ascertained that the lord of the
castle had been aroused, From a remark
made by one OF the roguas, Mr.. Bunting in
fers that one of lis shots took effect in an arm
of one Of the retreating burglars. Three shots
were fred by the rogues while retreatng.-
Nothing was missing from the store, the time
ly waking of Mr. Bunting having completely
thwarted the designs OF the rogues. Mr.
Bunting informs us that valuable watch
dog Of his had been poisoned a few days be
fore this attempt to rob,
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By LEIGH Bros. u PHELPS,
NJ. S, Commercial Ros0.

A NJ. S, Commercial RosO
BRICK DWELLINGS On BOUSu
STREET AT AUCTION. ~
an F II ID a Z, THE 2ist inst,
~ will sell on the premises, at y o'clock, Ia
two very desirable two story
BRICK DWELLINGS,
East side Of Boush street, between Frearsson-
and Charlotte.
The Houses are substantially Guilt, in first rate
repair, and contain rooms each, besides attic
and passage. There is two story Brick Kitchen
and large Cistern attached to each tenement, the
yard well paved. The Lots front % feet each,
running back IT'S feet to 10 foot alley.
Terms liberal
LEIGH BROS. { PHELPS,
sep14 Auctiorcer.
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no CHANGE.

NO CHANGE.
~ in some Kind of goods, we are still adheripg
to our old plan of buying low and selling accord
ingly. Quick and cheap is the word.
We call attention to the following goods from
AUCTION, which we are selling at much less than
usual rates
Axes, Circular Saws, Locks, Hinges, Pre-
serving Kettles, Pumps, fable Casters, Buckles,
Baskets, Backing, AK Handles, Plow and Cart
Harness, Tables, Saddler's Benches end Tools,
Kettle Ears, and many other articles worthy the
attention of purchasers.
j.. j. GRIFFITH,
Wholesale 4 Retail Dealers in Hardware,
No. ! East Side Market Square,
sepll Sign of the Pad Lock.
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BRANDS PLUcKED FROM THE BURNING-A
solemn and impressive scene was presented in
the church at Ferry Point last night where a
number of persons recently converted formal
ly renowned the error of their way.
We trust that they may never look back
but continue in the narrow path which with
all its thorns and crosses promises them re-
ward Of unspeakable happiness.
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BEWARE OF DEMIJoHNs.-A gentleman in
st. Louis. the other day, in the ward of hos
pital, proceeded to "dsinfect" himself by TAX
ing reasonable allowance Of brandy and wa
ter. which, properly mixed, makes very
comfortable beverage, good to keep out the
heat of summer or the cold Of winter, as is
popularity supposed
The unfortunate gentleman, however. dis
injected himself literally as he took about
two ounces of chloride of zinc, enough poison
to kill corporal's guard of an anti Noachian
giants. He was immediately put under treat
out of danger People will call this very
Careless but how many of us know what We
drink when we take matutinal cocktail?
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The LIGHT HOUSE DEPARTMENT The
United States vessels which we alluded to
yesterday as being on thei, way with the iron
screw pile lighthouses and operatives, left
yesterday for their destination in the Sounds,
There were three vessels, with all the appli-
auces, and about thirty operatives. The
work is in charge of Civil Engineer Newman,
assisted by the active and energetic superin-
tendent, Captain Crosse. under whose imme-
date supervision and direction the work will
be accomplished So that we may expect in a
short time to inform the public that the
Sounds have been properly lighted which will
De gratifying intelligence TO all engaged in
their navigation
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OFFICE, S. S. X. R. CO.,
PETERssuRa. Va. Sent. II 1866.

OFFICE, S. s. K. R. CO.,
PETEassuRa. Va, Sept. II. 1866.
NJ OTICE,-With a view 90 the early
~ adjustment of interest past due upon the
mortgaged bonds of the Southside Rail Road
Company, the holders of such bonds are respect
fully requested to make return to R. Z. JACB-
SON, Esq, Treasurer, &c, Petersburg, Vs.. CT
the following information :;
i.-fhe number OF the bonds they hold, and
the date of their issue.
H,-Tne number of coupons remaining in
hand and unpaid, up TO, and including July
1866. l-
Persons holding coupons, without TIE CORES
ponding bonds, will likewise report the following
facts; The number and amount Of coupons they
hold, and the number of the bonds to which they
respectively correspond.
WILLIAM MALONE, President.
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F, F. FERGvsGS, Auct;Gneos

4. r. FEEuVfVS, AGcs:2peGG-
~---5EOoP- at AUCTION.
WILL SELL, on SATURDAY Morning, at
IL o'clock, NJ, on Campbe's Wharf, the
Sloop BRIDO DFSsO, about tuns, we'll found
and in good order, She is we'll adapted to the
Oyster business, aud will carry 200 bushels under
deck
day ofsae.
sep 1s-4t F. F. FERGUSON, &suct'r..
Virginian copy till day ofsale.
BY ". Il. ROBERTS, Auctioneer,
Corner Roanoke Sqr., and Vide Water St.,
SCHOONER WILD CAT Al AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD, ON wEDNEs-
w day, Sept 10th, 1865, at Johnston & Bros
Wharf: the Schooner "WfLD CAT" With her
apparel, tackle, and furniture, to satisfy an
cution in my hands, in favor Of Rosenwig, Dries
en- Co., against Basnight & Sykes
Sale at II O'Clock NJ. Terms, Cash,
The Vessel is well found in sails, rigging, &c,
and will carry 1000 bushels
W. d. DIGGs, serg't.
W. r, ROBERTS,
eepl5-l0t Auctioneer
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE .4-Seryices will be held
to-niqkt in the audience room of the Cumber-
land Street Methodist Episcopal Church-not
in the basement room as heretofore.
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Coop CLoTHEs Madame Restori has just
had her photograph taken and. as it may inter
est our lady friends to hear what she wore.
the New York World gives the following
description of her toilette Her robe--a dove
lace and pearl beads, The saeque which was
of an entirely new pattern .tsame material as
the dress was lined with purple silk. De-
signed and made ~ Madame Worth, coz
tariere to the Empress. Bonnet-blaek
Neapolitan, trimmed with purple yiolets, and
orange, onaments-coral and gold.
u this region we have the gold in the
hair and the ''eoralP in the lips, and purple
yiolets" under the arched eyebrows
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UNFoUNDED Il Under this captin the Nor
folk Times states that the !" the report pub
lished in paper in this city that dis
turbance was made at the Cumberland street
Methodist Church last Sunday evening is
wholly without foundation"
We presume that the Times had not read
the g correction, or rather explanation, which
appeared in the Day Book OF Yesterday ever
lug OF course We knew nothing Of the fact.
The statement came to us from respectable
sources and through our reporter
The refined and orderly Congregation of
the Cumberland street Church needs no in
dorser We had not the remotest intention of
intimating the contrary nor does any observ-
walton of this paper warrant construction
injurious to the reputation OF this estimable
communion
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-27
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