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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The money and stock market continues mac
i've. More tight, with . limited supply
Some transactions in southern bank notes.
Stocks, bonds and other securities quiet.
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, So
txcuan Bank OF Virginia, 80.
Bank Of Old Dominion 4la42
Bank OF the VaIleyoo
Bank of Comlne ce, AZ.
3 NIX of howardsyille, (secured) IS.
Bank or tockbridge 38.
tank Of r. ckingham As.
Bank OF c,ttsvllle, 80.
Bark OF Virginia 80.
Bank Of winchester S.
Bark of " heeling 80.
MONTICELLO b.. k secured 33.
. new 8.
Merchants Bank, Lynchburg secured 40.
STOCKS.
U. S. sos, 1927:
7.3Us 99A.
Virginia Registered Stock AZ.
Corporation Alexandriu, 50-inactive.
O. s. A. K. K. Bonds, last sales 6O-dull.
Manassas Gap K. 4. Bonds, n,,recent sales.
Water Stock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

A box "a by ls inches, % deep, contains barrel.
4 box l6 by leA inches, 8 deep, contains busheL
A box by 81 inches, deep contains peck;
A box 4 by inches, II deep contains half gallon
A box q by inches, Fl deep, contains quart.
Ten gallons picked onions SO pounds.
Ten gallons sour krout 81 pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano. ...... ............."....Sll0
lowe y Co.'S Soluble Phosphated Peruvian
GuunO.. ........Sol
VIM IT, Fowle. b yne & Co.'S Manipu- -
lated Guano;. ~
corn, Cot Oh and Iobucco FerUili
ger oO
: Phosphate and Alkaie>. .........-....475 50
" Plaster and Potash Intimately
combined ~
SOmbrero Guano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
Bartholow's Prepared Guano .SS2 70
do do Bonedust. ...... 400
Ketlewells. ................... 10
Soluble Pacific. 1858 ~
Flour OF Bone. .SoS. w
Baugil's Raw Bone Phosphate. 80. $3.50
Eu eka Phosphate. ................Sb 2. 80
Reeds Amoniated Super Phosphate
OF Lime. -......... 800. W
Fords Fertilizer u ton Of 1000 lbs..... 500 90
Baltimore Company'5 Ammoniated Super
Phosphate of Lime S57 Il ton of 1000 lbs.
do do Poudrett S2s u ton of 1900 lbs
Ground Plaster. ........ .Sl3.O0
Lump do on the cars. 90
Supply limited DENIAL increasing, several car
goes expected during the week
FISH-Per barrel-MacAerel, No. /, none
do No. 2. 80 so q half barrel: do No. 3, Sl5
limited supply. Alewives, $3.50. Labradors, 50.
No / Herring S. so.
FLOUR--Sales have not been large for the
past week. The stock is fair, and demand mode
rate The prices range as follows
Superine y hul. ............. $4,000 s.
Extra. Observation-Disclosures. l0.25@Il.00
Family. ........... l}.oo(g i4.ot
FRUrr--Apples-None in market
FEATHERS-Tp tb. 5000.
GRAIN-The receipts of Grain during the past
week have been very light.
1oou. ........ ..........l o~SGiI
Heu $500 .ooSSA -
Mixed. -. ................. u cts IL bush
elbow. ....-..... .1G0tz Gus II ousb
GINSENG.-In good demand at........75@so
The market is at present fully supplied,
a Ini it is dull at from Sl6.OO@l7.0o T. ton from
the cars.
HOMINY-Per bush. .......""... so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

YTIRGIAIA AT rules hid in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of A!cNandra
County, on the 5th day Of Maica ]sG", John
Humphreys and Tnos. Summers co.rar MRS III
trade I'm er the firm Of Humphreys y Summers
fadd and H., heirs Of John H. Ladd, deceased,
AID his personal Representatives whose nalne5Are
III k owe, defendants.
The OBJECT o. this suit is to attach and SubJ"c
the cstat,. o. Harriet Y. La. d 10 the pay ln"nt
Of three hundr"d and seventy liars, dH" Com
planant with interest and the costs OF this suit
The drfcndcuts not having entered their apPca.
ance and given security "cc"rd ng to tn act OF
Ass, mbly and the rules IF this court, and II ap'
resrinc ~ affidavit that they, are not resi-
d."ts Of this STATE, it is ordered. that the s .
def dunts app, AZ here ithin me month AFTER
cue pu publication Of this rider, and d. what Is n,
ce<sary to prot ct their Interest in tins SUIT ana
that coy ofni= ordrr be forth !tn mSG ;Ib
j. the Alexandra GAZETTE Il newspaper ~
iished in the city of Alexandra, once" week Tor
four success. We weeks. and p '>ted at the, font
door Of the Court house OF this County: a copy
testc. JET Lh'oO-' AA' -
l. p TAYLOR, L. 4. marlH- La N1W
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BARK WAN I ED.

1000 cords of Chestnut Oak Bark, for which
We will pay fifteen dollars Cash per cord, de w.
cred at Alexandria in good order and cond ton
by 81 Oct 1861. Persons wishing to contract
Sr any part thereof, will please write to us.
We have for >ale all kinds OF sole and upper
le thrr har ess aud hridl'. leather.
We are always buying hides for which We
.sre paying the highest prices.
NH 6-tel y. q. SMOOI q SYN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

NEW PARASULS AND SUN SHADES
Ga beautiful assortmert.)
leo PIECES NEW CALICOES, (CHEAP,)
NEW HAMBURG
EDGINGS AND ms ERTINGS.
FIFTY PIECES BLEACHED COTTONS
TABLE AND IRISH LINENS, AND
WHITE GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
Our Entire Stock Of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, s. BLANKETS,
We will continue to sell at from
20 TO 30 PER CENT
REDUCTION.
NJ. TAYLOR s. CO.,
No. AZ, Centre Market Space,
NH DIV Wushin gton, ID. T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
ALEXANDRIA MAAKer MARCH Is.

The market for good brands Of fur con-
ii ues firm, but low grades are heasy -
Grain is dull, with large recei pts OF corn, but a
liuted demand. Receipts Q. Whoa small and
market inactive Bacon is dull with u down
~ai tendency. Buuer in good demand ut an
dvan e for pane s gu have declined Our
quotat ms below, carefully prepared, give an
e ACT state . the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

EDGAR VARIED
D}RU G S TO R E,
Corne Of Prince and Fairfax streets.

Having pur hasrd the stock Of Mr.. Paul, t
VIII rh We have add largely, we hay on hand
a large and comp rtr sortnl r. Of New Drugs
Chemicals d. .-Stuts, Pc lumerir~, Pomades
n"ncy Glass Wsrt, 'alr = othes' .S nh"yF5n Ing.
Comb; n greet variety of tpil"t article, fer t"e
hair, skinsanti e Ii / da Rubber 4 DDS, ig,-
rite Pap rs, Pat Mt Me,iicin' OF all 5 rs Med
icual !. quors, Bite. Fam y Dye co or,
Ch wing Iuba C., SIN king lob'rc and A
very La g. assortment OF all articles u uatlN
found in drug ore
Vs. IA, lieu nr Il ntion will he Oh d 10 thu
neat aud care I'll comp ,ding Of ? + GRIP
Tons. at-tA hours Of the ~ end night
off -. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
MAHLON II. JANNEi

SAMUEL II. JANNEI. MAHLUN a. JANNE1
}ANNEY ~ o.,
y Wholesale & Ret Ill
ID r U q | ) T S
And Dealers i WHITE LEAD, PAINTS,
Oils, aud V .RNISHE>, Window Glass and
Putt, Spires. and groun ditto, Choice
Liquors, Smoking and Chewing obarco and
Segars Pu Pc I, Mac err =, aud Sherry " ines,
i anry Toilet Articles and fertumery.
Physicians Pre>cri ,t,uiS areiul prepared
Orders from the country Solicite.i, andp on.ptlH
attend d to at he in st re sonab'e rale-.
their >tor', No. l45 King stree, above St
Asaph has just b Zen handsomely ftl' up AZ d
n cali rom all lhei friend is resprctfl,I'ys lie
ted. ian 29-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

~ 10 7 n 6 . 7
THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF e 0 D S
contained in the store No. 60, King street,
corner of Fairfax, comprising
500, 900 CIGARS,
so boxes superior brands Of
CHEWING TOBACCO!
Pipes. Notions &c is now being closed out. The
attention of Merchants, city and country, Is
particularly allied to the attractions offered IN
the sale Of these goods.
feb 20-lm Ill EN-
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HlJES-Beef .......... ........... 7(gsc
Sailed observation-disclosures. ......i oygt
Dry. $50. ioIUi II
INDIGO-Smal demand, mostly for good to
fine grades some small lots of Madras at Sl.75
Maanlli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOO
LARD-1n fair demand at full prices. We quote
sales at 19c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

LATHS-Little dol g.
LEATHER-oaksole p tb 4o@45c; Rough
Country 3O932c Hemlock, Sole good, 4O(943c;
do damaged 37@3sc; Finished Calfskin ST. Is
@2.OO: do upper 25@3Oc per foot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
1c1 KING STREET, 7H1
lOI Near Washington street, IOl
A DRY GOODS STORE Is SELLING OUT.

4 "
A DRY GOODS STORE Is SELLING OUT.
' DRY GOODS AND SHOES,
to be be sold at less than Cost Prices.
NJ FLEI>CHER,
No. TEL, KING STREET,
offers his whole stock of
DRY GOODS AND SHOES,
at less than Cost Prices and earnestly calls all his
ien.s and cus'"mcrs 10 give him II Call ana
examine h stock, us this IS % hum buzz, md The
goods NUT b; sod by the 18th OF April next
:. Ii tn se who are idc ted to will please Call
and make pawn nt and all those to whom | am
ind-bled vii p case call and require payne'1
Stur. t, te closed every Saturday uni1l I
O. click p. m VI. fLEL2H1h h'
NH 6Llm No 16l King st eat
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29
THE COURTS.

,s.xon,s coupr Charles Jones and Frank Surns ny
,iad s io,gngs at the watch house. george WasnS
tnr fcoored5 charged with shooting pavo Wan . Sred
wes dismissed George Washington lcooreuh ShonhsrJ
HI for firing a pistol In the streets Oorneiee ioner
Sc,,oredl charged with removing nuisahee u, mp IL
knnrs was fined IS. Francis Timberlake Lyua d,ct
"a cherry Holloway arrested for indecent conuue''
go aned Is each and sent to jail in DEFAULT " p"'
mept.
Cannon ALTON CouRT The case OF slrs. hepecca lunis
va q H Butiz for unlawful detainer o. Pleses, ~,
ssusd and the Jury empanelled Mrs Iuns was oa'Ieo
sa. ~i,nsss stand Her testimony differed IN some
oc,s IN that forrneriy given before the Circuit ooI
srard IN the receipt She qualified her FORMER ss,
m.nt and explained what she INTENDED -! 80 s.rs
20 tbe recent namely the letter 10 .he WI sisss
sni the addition Of the word "and wn,,e, nu
In numerals making the receipt reau ys IIrsd INNS
hundred and fifty five and 1867 TINS soe ,,h rent
W.. i; the recent when she signed 1t for the moh'n
Az In January 1868 Mrs Tunis appeared 70 y. az
cool and sefpossessed and gave her testimony a Nv
liberation In reply to question propouhaeu W Nv ~
Co,one Blow one OF the counsel for the oeiencs a. "a
ard 10 what kind of an ipkstand was used .he iy
sMd why glass in-stand, to be sure" She also iuis
gsnsa tbe meaning Of stopper for the aforesaid ihk
~ nd for the information of the COUNSEL py saung .
a. WAS "a simple cork inserted in the neck o. tns liz
st.nd to exclude tho air, preserve tne ins, anu f
- nsnsu The case will be continued to day
u,xop,. couRy. Portsmoath. VIM. Ward, eolored, ar
.ss.a lar carving concealed weapons, In VIOLATION u
hw-Aned $40.
rpsxsv,S,s couRf number of civil cases were sais
.,d dlsposed of Mr. Bond, the obiiging c4erh oi W
Court kindly furnished with copy Sf me ioh0"us
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Cht 9ertulh gast.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 1S6s
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

BALTIMORE FAIR. Tho ~,
baltimore steamers, in order n a ana Line
age the commemorate nIrnoso ' ar .n
baltimore ladies, for the reIi ie VI tne
southern sufferers, will comn,an VI 'ne
saturday, the 3lst instant to issna &C., on
Trip tickets by their pon,,Isr ,' sta. round
which will entitle the holder :" ,ea an,
on on or before the 14th of Ami, return o. III
I, Lnis Is exceedingly liberal and s Z. S4
De appreciated by those who nnrn enoui i.
Visit the Baltimore fair. purpose 10
this ne o; auxiliary executive COMMITTEES Of
snls city, consisting of Col Geo,c VI
oSahgster, }. A. Sau nders. Jas Y T e;,ss
M. A. Santos, Col. w. II. Tavlor anS u
1. Bioodgood, will take great pleas "ra H. :,
iorwaioing any contributions made hu
odr citizens. For full particulars ses
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ARRESTED. George Washi,
colored, was arrested at the nirnls
a. u and night, charged with shooting
a a. anu woundlng David Walk, colored
avb;t; Two weeks since, at Mrs. Williams
s, Auit'on at the Butte street colored
Onurch; It appears that washington
anu walk had a dispute, and resorted 70
!he street to settle their difficulty. Wash.
ington attempted to avoid conflict and
NED; Walk pursued him, threatening 70
ann1hilate him if he caught him: where a.
upon Washington turned and fred AZ
walk, wounding him In the head. me
police being on the lookout for Wash.
lngton, he was arrested at the above
place, and taken before the Mavor and
9lscnarged, as 1t appeared he fired onlv
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MOTHS nE rur vIrntxI. a.x.a ....
COMMERCIAL.

/ NOM EMILIA Ii.
ALE-Philsdelphia aud Hudson, 1895. 4t,.
| BRANDiEs-Appe S30OG94.oO; Hennessy Otard, Pi
net Cason, &C., sl0.0Oai600 Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry, Bsskberry Ginger, &C, s50o@s50; Domestic (com
nom s235; California, per case 5000.
BlTTEks-Bokee's, brakes, Wahoo Rass's, Scheidam
&c, $l 0o@lS; California Wine Btters per case 1890
| BACON.Baltinore, Sides, ls@ol9c! Hams, 25Ca3oc
omithheld Hams, cuts to order, 23fd25c.
BEEF-Exha Mess, tls0ota20 90: Mess tloOOdbls0 90
C0Tr0N-Good Middling 45a46 Middng 42a44; Low
Dow Middllng 3saio Good Ordinary 49, Low Ordinary IS
BRlCKs-First quality pressed, $500; ID do, $500
BAUaHs PHOSPHATE FERTILIzER. s5s per ton.
C0RN-White, S0@s2c; Yellow, 73Cp75c. Mixed, 7Oa1I
| C0FFEE-Prime Rio Coffee 3Ol<fd32c faifH
| CUBA M0LASsES--55a6j.
CANDLEs-Adamantine 2sa3oc; Tallew 23a25.
ClGARS-Domestic and Imported 206ll50.
FLOUR--Fsmy, sl3lf COO i5OOs1; Extra, SOY al2N
| Super, s91 %@10; Fine IS 256p9I5.
F0RAdE-Hay, 15oa2oO per cwt; Corn, 96tGI0o per
bnshs Oats S2 @SS per bushel; Bran, 4osa5o y bus
LEArnEkaoaif skins, s4o@slOo per dsnen Sole
| leather, 40c14sc. per pound
LUMBER-clear per thousand 1000; Cd do, 5000
BLACK EYED PEAS tioo@llo sFst
oILaWhsle per galIsn, s2oo@22s' Linsssd. slEi
pORK-Mess S32OoassOO Prime s25@s2oo
ROPE-Manis, 23@e26c. Hemp, 25@30c.
WHITE LEAD-s@l7.
P0RTER-London. best brands. $780, Philadelphia
| 1925, -
SUGAR HOUSE sYRUPs-50a6oc.
Observation-Disclosures Prints, 80 80: sprague do
27K American do 30; Amoskeag do IN; Dutches dc
80 London Mourning do 2715; Amoskeag do, 2 Ian
caster Gingh ans 80; Delanes, 30; Standard Sheet
ing, SO; "A fine Brown sLesting 36; "a do 80; "A Dc
Bleached do 50 55 Ticks 81 za621z; Striped shifting
23a25; Coored and Bleached Drills, 3Tka39 Colored
Cambria 26a2 4.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Leaf, 2oG76c.: vir. 60@si.25
in market Manufactured, 50c.1s125 Smoking, 50c.a
81 90: Snuff Soc C1sl 90.
TAR--22 gal bbls 81 90; 81 gal. Dbl. s2.25
R0SIN-i.37m4.50
MAPEs SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME. 500 per ton
LIME-First quality, per Dbl, s250@s3.OO; "a quality
1.50ta2Oo 4.l..tr. Er
NAVAL STORES = Crude Turpentine, sooS4.SO
Turpentine, s5.50@6O0. Fiaa e.
GIN-S250@500.
HO0PS-None.
wHEAT-white, 81 6o@S210; Red, 81. 4Oa1s 30 5
WHISKEYS-Od Monongahela Glow proofs & 10422d
Rye and Bourbon, $2.356l7 90; proof 81 6Nd3O0
wOOD-Per cord, 81 .6068.OO. al
SHINGLES-$12 00l130O.
sTAvES-$37 0O145.O0
DOMESTIC MARKETS., r
Green Pork from to 10c Chickens dressed 81 80 per
pair Turkies from So so to $3.50 scarce Sweet
81 so per bushe Eggs 25c; Veal 10 to 25c Shad SO to
per pair Oysters from $50 to $50 per bbl adses
Csc per bunch; Greens 25c. per peck.
As usual no sales reported change. Gold 125@12d
and buoyant. No change to report in quotations Mar
kets steady -a-lssl4.s5
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OUT A-WHAIING. Mr.. f. Vance
our esteemed fellow citizen, was on a
whaling excursion the other night. A
rude fellow, who might be robber, or a
garroter, or one of the opera troupe left
behind, went to the gate of Mr.. Vance's
premises, and began to cut up his "mon.
key shines" Mr.. V. went out and
asked him what. he was doing there
The fellow made a very insulting reply
and Mr.. Vance went deliberately to work
and "mauled" him. Hegave it to him
In good fashion, beating him up ant
down the street, forward and back, and
all around, till he finally took to his
heels and made good his escape. Mr.
V.'s fists are considerably swollen and
bruised,
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ROBBERY IN THE COUNTRY. The fu-
raj districts are infested with a gang OF
daring night providers, who steal every
thing, from bale of hay to spring,
chicken. Smoke houses are entered
nightly and robbed OF their contents.
The barn of DR., White, living at Deep
Creek, was entered on Sunday night,
and robbed of four bales of hay. n. b.
Foreman, in the same vicinity, lost from
his smoke house, the same night, large
quantity of bacon and other provisions,
valued at about 5000. Is there no RENE
DIV for such lawlessDess? Where are the
county authorities?
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u o r 8 A L E.

~ o r 8 A L E.
! offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, aportion Of my farm, adjoining the
village OF Kempsvie, In Princess Anne county, Va,
nine mes from the city Of Norfolk situate on the est
bank Of the Elizabeth River.
The situation 10 healthy, society good, adjacent TO
schools and churches The land Is thoroughly adapted
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick There IL wood
enough on the land to pay for IL.
Should 1t not be desirable for any in want Of land
to have 90 large tract It will be divided into lots u
For terms, &c, apply TO SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants, Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk. vs In whose hands the proper.
ty has been placed for sale.
J. N. BRICKHOUSE
te7-H Kempsville, Princess Anne CO., Va
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WHAT LEGIsLATIoN HAS DONE FOR
US. The wisdom of the last legislature
that we have had, is equal to that of
Bunsby. We give a sample of the wis
dom of the first legislature of Virginia in
our editorial columns, and we here pro-
pose to prove that solomon, with all his
divine endowments, was not equal 20 the
last body which assembled in Rich
mond. Vessels representing S1O5, 900,
which came to our waters for oysters,
have left empty, and gone to other and
more liberal stations, and all the vessels
left in this trade are three small craft,
and the capital represented by them is
less than $4,000. This is what the legis-
lature did for Norfolk when it passed the
oyster law.
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tsuSs issued on Monday by Captain A. 4 PLACE
o' the Freednens Bureau in NortlI G, nape'h
Once supt y. T. and A. h.
LIST District Virginia,
Special ord.r. ". - Norfolk, Va, March %, 1865
Norfe, Superintendent Bureau and IA,
manSin IS directed to cooperate with the Com.
frsaSn ocer OF this post in the execution among III
Of his subdstriet of Special Order NJ \"
has ary Post, Norfolk. Va. which orsr
mas reierenee to the employment Of idle and dissoua
Va e''' VI Noriok and Portsmouth
A. i. FLAGG
Capt. A. D. NJ and sup't,
n IA Jo,va. LIST Dist OF Virginia
In obedience to the aboy. order xa.,a.,,
ooiorea men confined in the hard labor nrison a, VI
"o'h III inc vicinity Of the Custom House. WIZ u
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BIcE's LAST. A magnificent and ar
tistically furnished pyramid, manufac-
tured at Bice's con dictionary is attract.
ing considerable attention in Summer.
ton. The pyramid is after the model
OF q Grecian temple, and was executed
py herson. The material is pasted
candy, which sparkled with the radiance
OF a thousand jewels. The pinnacle is
snrmounted with the coat of arms Of
Virginia, and the whole is enveloped
with gauze-work candy, presenting The
appearance of splendidly finished
piece of sculpture. 1t was ordered for n
wedding party, and was gotten up re.
CARELESS OF expense, and reflects much
credit upon the ability of Mr.. Bice's
artist-Kerson.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NORFOLK, March u.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
steamer steamer J. I. Brady, Lands, Baltimore fll
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York.
Steamer llatteras, Parrish
Steamer Chas. Houghton. Whitney. uampton
steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Eastern Shore
o Gamer Chase, Roath, from Savannah 10 Nav, yor
'us IN 70 coal, to Kimberly Bros
Steamer Smithfed, Adams, smtb6e,d
Steainer N. Martin, Haines Richmond
Steamer VIM. Kennedy, Hallett, Boston.
schooner schooner A. X. Wetmore, Lppincott. New York
schooner schooner John O. Wright, White New York'
schooner schooner Elizabeth Homer New York.
Schooner !. W johnson, Moore, Bait
schooner q. y. Morris, Arts, Boston
schooner A. 4. Brooks, Brooks, Freeport, NJ
schooner Mignionette, Colbert, Bait.
schooner Cole, Decker. New York.
DEPARTURES
steamer Thomas Kelso RUSSELL Baltimore
steamer James 7. Brady, Lands, Bajtimors
Steamer Niagara, Couch, Richmond
steamer llatteras Parrish,
steamer Eoius, McCHrck, Eastern Shore.
sS..eamssCharles Hodghton, Whitney Hampton.
steamer VIM. Kennedy, Hallett, Boston.
Scoonher White Cloud, Hodges, NY
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MACKAY,s CONCERT. Mr.. Samuel
Mackav gave concert at Portsmouth,
night before last. There were i91sy Dry.
three colored persons present. foor
Sam is out about Dinety dollars ana ne
ia now striving to sell his picture, IN tne
hone of making up his loss, Colonel
Wishers, In his great musical procession
Of Monday, had much better luck sam;
Mackay is good musician, aud would
do we'll in New York.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29

THE LIONS DEN TAKEN. Yesterday
morning about II o'clock, CRANKY street
was crowded with curious sp s.,;st 20,
witnessing Charles Evans, the artls. o 'o VI
Kimberly Bros, taking the picture re. o. p
Herr Lingel and his den OF Lyons. I'M, Lnis
enterprising artist succeeded IN .a AXLE
two excellent pictures OF these monarc's
If the forest and their intrepid Keeper
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29

I'VE CIRCUS. This afternoon ana TO-
,,,&ht will be the last exhibitions OF Dan
Eastelio's Circus in this city. as their
x"%sgements elsewhere preclude the
1nossIbiIity of remaining longer. THOSE e
lie have not been able to attend, had
hest do so. or they will miss rare treat
,yo nromise them,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nag TAKE

G<E TAKE 1T BACK.-The parties
who took Double Case Gold Hunting Watch and Chain
yesterday morning. from Beardseys Billiard Saloon out
of box containing balls had better take back sthey
are known Unless they do So they Will be exposed--so
gays William Baldwin, the gentlemany marker of the
institution, and to whom the watch belongs.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29

..NArloNAL" BANKING. We have a
oueer story from Petersburg. 1t is to the
AT seot ,hott the "Nationar' Bank at that
. vh.". has resolved to make loans to
Pl 0s,t1 .,., men only. 1t is further stated
Fiat Mr.. Thomas Smith, formerly Of tins
s sna' made :, speech in favor of this broad
u ncyrcantile proposition. While we give
currency to this story, we say We douo'
e., tr,rfh
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29
rag FANNY DYE CoLoRs.-Amon,

Bk2 FAMILY Dye COLORS.-Among
the most popular and nseul articles Of the day The
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens So very superior
these dyes easily used and withal afforded at so
low price, that they literally getting into every
bodys hands, just the praises of their merits on
everybodys lips Once tried they become indispensable
In many parts of the country they have displaced all
other substances and methods Of dyeing We without
any hesitation whatever pronounce them the best yes
ever manufactured while at the time they the
cheapest in price The ladies' particularly delighted
with them .r
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29
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