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AUsPIcIoUs OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.
n ecial Dispatch 90 The n. Y. Tribune.

LEAyESWcEJH, hOrday, Oct =, issS
The canvass has opened warmly, the Republican and
Union candidates or Congress stump together Senator
Pomeroy addressed large meeting in Southern Kansas
This state is good for 10000 majority.
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MISSOURI.
N IRISH REPUBLICAN NETTING.

AN ATTLCK ON AN IRISH REPUBLICAN MEETING.
ST LorIs Monday Oct z lsf6
violent attempt was made To bTeak up meeting OF
freshmen in Moz ri Hall Saturday night Tie meeting
was called in the interest Of the Radicals.
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THE HELLAND CANAL.

TORONTO, Oct. s.-The interruption in the Welland Ca,
WI y {ePsigsS, 2d Yeslsll Ns nov pa'siaS y VtsAk
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THE PENDING CANVASS.
PENNSYLVANIA.
GEN. GRANT ON COPPERHEADs-HB URGES THE hLEc-
TON OF GEN. GEARY.

PENNSYLVANIA.
GEN. GRANT ON CoPPERBRADs-HB URGES THE hLEC-
TON OF GEN. GBARY
Special Dispatch 20 The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday, Oct :, 100.
A very prominent Pennsylvania politician, who called
upon Gen. Grant to-day and had conversation with
him. states that the General very frank in expressing
his dislike TO such Copperheads Clymer, and was
equally open in wishing Gen. Gearys election as Gov
Of Pennsylvania He states that the General reite
bis former statement tha, any soldier who votes for
a Copperhead sach Hester Cymer, viii disgrace him
self.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NORTHUMBERLAND ELEC-
TION CONSIDERED CERTAIN.
Special Dispatch TO The y. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. r.
Great excitement prevails here but the city is queter
than on Saturday. The Pres office strictly guarded by
a strong police force threats having been freely made
against it, Fifteen thousand voters have been regis
tered H. this cy-the majority Republicans Philadelphia
will probably give 1900 majority for Geay. Bets are
freely offered 2500 for Gcay in The state, with but
few takers. All looks well.
UNION DEMONSTRATIONS IN ERIE-sCHOFIELDS ELEC-
TON CERTAIN.
Special Dispatch 10 The ". Y. Tribune.
ERIE Pa, Oct San enthusiastic Union demons ira
ton took place here this evening. torchgbt procession
paraded the Streets and speeches made by eminent
speaker
The contest for Member of Congress in this District viii
be sharp and pretty close but il is conceded that Scoed
election is certain. His majority will be about 1000 it
is thought.
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KANSAS.

the Constitutional Amendment and the assertion that
This is white mans Government
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1T Is COMPLETED TO WITHIN THREE MILES OF
FORT RILEY.
Special Dispatch 20 The n. Y. Tribune.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Monday Oct g, 1850.
The United States Commission on Saturday last made
an examination of the Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern
Division TO the i30th mile-pos The track is laid within
three miles of Fort Riley. The road will be completed
there in three four days. and will reach Junction City,
y miles west of Riley, on the 18th inst
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THE CITY DULL.

1t is exceedingly dull here Most of the politician
are at home especially those from Pennsylvania Ohio Ind
md Iowa Everybody anfousy awaiting the results
the elections tomorrow Business Is almost forgotten in q
suspense and excitement.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON.

THE QUESTION OF THB STATE CHURCH-POLITrCAL
GosSrP-THB PosTPoNBMRET OF THE TIR-SATIoS-
AL AT BRUssELs-TBE LATE EXPERIMENTS IN
NAVAL GUYSBRY-LoRD BR0UGHAM-THE SOCIAL
SCIENCE COSGREss-THB JAMAICA QUESTION.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-16
Correspondence Of the Day Book
BAY VIEW, N NORTHAMPTON Co, 1
q, August Is, 1866.

f.s.5 d. -rs er it, A.a.,r.
mhssRs EDITORS : sd III .bllss ..oa ISIS
To-day has been one of nou.pal oavetv am,
pleasure anono ne 4 fair and concert for
the benefit Of Holnas,sr prasbvtar;an chnrob
which i, Greatly in need nt rsea;rs 'canaa IF
From earIv morn until lste ~ the oftarnana
visitors from all sections Yof tbs co,,ntrs in
GLIDING your CITY threnoed to na rt;cinats ~
the ENJOYMENT, Of The occasion apa contr;hnta a
to this most deserving and worthy object -
The old and vouno fbs fair and Iawa}v ~ ;5an,
and stately matrons. we're well renrasanted
and all seemed bent unon Inromotino tbe
pleasure of those around them especiallS that
of visitors from abroad Fine shades and
arbors had been erected and comfortable seats
provided to accommodate ali The tables
were loaded with the ldelcaeie. of the season
ice cream. cake. &c, &c. 5bavino ,baen ahnn'
dainty provided. sogte ii,3d 8 + ''sl9I1- : I'll
At liz oelock, Arthur Simpkips ssoa,
Esq, was introduced to the assenblage. and
entertained them for half hour in AN selo.
quent and graceful address doing honor 70
his county and credit to himself In the
course of his remarks he paid glowing
tribute to his native State, Virginia, and her
honored dead and in concluding, ON behalf of
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lT9IIl 80 -
A Riot in Norfolk.


TAKE NOTICE THAT MY COMPANY OF AR
TILLERY. aF
(Not Botler $ Artillery is now ready for ac-
ton. sA-' 30 tatt. SIG III
.- PARADE TAKES PLACE DAILY.
and am ready for battle at moments warn
ing.
Upon my battle flag is inscribed the following
motto:
saa Death to Cholera. - 's r.
These who are troubled with the enemy to good
health calld GARBAGE" will please to inform me
where it can be found. My bugle can be heard
in the streets d; lily, advising people of my APP
proach, and the offer OF timely aid
a. DAYS of PARADE
MONDAYS. East of Catharine street. ~
TUESDAYS, West .i9' a.
And SO on, every alternate day.
My motto is
Duty must be accomplished lU
lIol P. DILWORTH,
aul0-lw Contractor.
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The North Carolina Courts.

1t is the custom with merchants elsewhere
to go or send their representative to County
Courts, in North Carolina, where large num-
Der OF farmers are collected, and where much
business is transacted Hardly does a Court
hold its session within railroad communica-
ton OF certain enterprislng localities, that
either the principal or representative of some
mercantile house from an enterprising centre
OF trade, not very far removed from Norfolk
is not present. So favorable an opportunity
is seldom or never neglected. and hence
large portion Of trade is drawn away from
Norfolk, which is Its natural centre and out
let. HN Ef4 &6EtE&
1t is owing to the apathy which exists
among us, that we hear, now and then COM
plants of dizziness. Do the merchants do all
they can to obtain trade? Do they ever visit
the Courts IN North Carolina, and make them
selves and their goods, wares, and merchan-
disc, known to the farmers and country De o.
ple?- Do they manifest the same desire for
the trade as merchants at other points not
very distant from lis? Do they send repre-
sentatives Of energy and address to make
known the facilities which may be afforded
the country people of North Carolina?
If motif they have not done all this and
more, they have no right to complain that
Others are going ahead while they remain in
the position they have occupied, waiting for
the country people to come to them The
expense they would incur would be returned
to them in the increased trade they would
bring to their houses. Indeed, the expense
might be borne by union of four or more
engaged in different branches of trade, where
there would be 10 competition as to the na-
tire and character of the goods to be sold l3
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i A SMALL CYcLoNE.-On yesterday evening
the ladies of Mr.. John Kirby'si family, on
Ferry Point, were startled by the sound Of
what they supposed to be thunder This was
succeeded by a violent crash, aud it was found
that a large window had BEEN torn out and
dashed upon the ground. The miniature
cyclone approached from the North East
and its rotary course was distinctly marked
by .a5dense column of dust which it carried
high into the air. This is the second phe-
.nomsnon Of this kind which has been observed
in that neighborhood within the last week or
two. l...-.,. ~. IL 49,. ----.a- ~. -..s .
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New Advertisements

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tentinn of our readers: 2 81 D 81 = ,AR
lots OF Watches and Prot. Bernhardts celebrated
Spectaeles: Watches and Jewelry are also re-
paired by him. gss} .Ek5k Il
Stewart C Deg have just received the popular
ballad of 'tThe Conquered Flag sse
r. Q. Drummond Collector, publishes notice
to Tax Payers, by observing W hich they will save
per cent. for eight days. aiaM = .cE
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Mrs. EMILY GKUBB'S
IN BINARY
rt FOR YOUNG LADIES

Will reopen on the FIRST MONDAY of Sep
TENDER next, at No. Al Cumberland street, and
close the last Friday in June. Terms, payable
quarterly in advance, for English, including Ele-
mentary French, Drawing and Vocal Music, from
S. to Sl2.5o, with and extra charge of ST. for fuel
during the season; Music, Vocal and Instrument
tai, SIS; Latin, advanced Drawing and French,
Antique, Grecian and Oriental Painting, Orna-
mental Needle-work, Leather-work, &C., each
S5 Water colored Painting, including the Color
ing of Photographs, Autographs, &C., Sc; Oil
Painting, $40. Persons not connected with the
Seminary can join any of the classes in Painting
&C., both during vacation and afterwards.
Mr. coek Rollins m ns hee Rng
Griffin, Lebanon, Tenn; j. B. Jeter, D. D
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Z. Kingstord, oswego, n.
Y, Mrs E. Holcomb, Nashville, Tenn; r. B. G.
Howell, DID. Nashville; Rev. B. Manly, jr., Green
vile, S. G.; Mr.. John Hart Charlottesville, Va;
Mr.. A. p Abel, Charlottesville, Va. j. i.
Burrows, D. D., Richmond, Va. 6s
= Fer circulars, &c, apply to the Principal.
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ARRIVALS,
.ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. q. Nrwron. Prop,r,

ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NEWTON, Prop'r.
'sq ThUnsDAY, August 16, 1866.
il Lenzberg, Baltimore; Mrs. Melby and sister,
Petersburg; 4. J Christian, Mathews;s W. II.
Parker, Va; L., +, Balm, Sussex; John Dacy,
Petersburg; j. Oppenhamer, Baltimore; Peter
X. Davis, Petersburg; D.. W. Sadler, North
Carolina; Willie b. Moore Surry Va; j W.
Wych, Petersburg; J..oW. Proctor, N. Orleans;
J. NJ. Bro oks, Lexington Va. f rs4l -af tai5lauA
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b MAYORS CoUEr-Aug. l6.-Hs Honor John r.
Ludlow, presiding:-
committed to Jail for further examination.
Virginius Murphy, violating the city ordinances
in relation to scales; fined $40. (. 81
James Marshall, F. B., charged with being
drunk and disorderly; fined $40. 100 ass g.
Mary Nash and Amelia Hodges, juvenile F. BIS,
charged with stealing clothing; case continued
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! NEW ARRANGEMENT men at. the
Navy Yard are to be mustered at o'clock, a.
M, at meridian, and at / and g. p. m. :, which
is a revival of the old system which prevailed
as far back as 1928. This arrangement is
purposed by the officers of the Yard, and has
been submitted to the approval of the Bureau
at Washington .srsg.th II s
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NOTARY Public Mr. John ". Fl. Porter,
son Of our worthy townsman, who was the
efficient Naval Constructor in the Confede-
rate service, and resigned his position in the
United States Navy, has been appointed a
Notary Public for Portsmouth and Norfolk
county, and admitted to the practice of law
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Il ID U C. A I'll @ N q.
NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE
q NORFOLK CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
THIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN on til.

10 September in the room on Freemason
street, opposite Christ Church, in which Miss
Robinson has for many years conducted Der
School. .
The course of study will embrace the English,
Ancient and Modern Languages, and Mathe-
matics Ea' H- =
Tuition, per session of ten months, $50, one
halfto be paid in advance, and the remainder on
the 18th of February. All who enter within the
first two and half montbs will be charged the
the whole price ($eO) Those who enter after
that time, will be charged $50, $40, or $40,
cording to the time of their entrance.
4ts C. MORRIS,
au7-lm --l PRINCIPAL.
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BRokE OGT.-Seven negroes, confined in
the Jail waiting trial for larceny, made their
escape from their cells last night. Mr. Nell
Sun, the .jailor,2 heard them aud secured them
in safer quarters -'' t' '-' .
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The NAVY YARD BuGLDI Nes The new
buildings at the Navy Yard, or those which
have been, lately rebuilt, are to be yellow
washed, and the receiving ship New Hamp-
shire is 10 receive IA corresponding color
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MARINE INTELLiuENCE,

Z Pear OF NoRFoLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Aug. l6.
sst9 80 ARRIVALS. t.s., -.
Steamer, Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. rs4eW e.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait. ,8-aE aEe
Str Eolus. McCarrick, Yorktown. 81 .sysis'o
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. ~ j. t5a.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
T. Schr Viola, Sykes, Elizabeth City s1
Schr Ida Richardson, Bede, FIN Richmond,
light to master. -14F a1 ito4 3 AIa'o9 Us
Schr Broadheld, Crowell, I'm Boston, ice to
Maltby & Co. s.s.rH 81 70 ls7.Ta 1sls =
Schr Australia, Nelson, Philadelphia, coal to
A. A. Mccullough "taue5 10 - +.
Schr Two Brothers, Hutchins, corn meal and
wheat to Morris, Gwathmey Il Co. %
s Schr M. NJ. Freeman, II, ives, fun Boston, ice to
VIM. Benson. sua e tsf fat ~ a9sii ga.
s DEPARTU RES.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. =
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. Thomas a, Morgan, freeman, Richmond.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS"

~ ~NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS"
"a per cent for 8 days, is surely a good
~ ff =. outlay" .:,.., rs,f4s,.s ma.
TENHE COUNCILS HAVE authorised
i me to allow per cent on all taxes due ON
Assessors Roll or 1866, ifpaid previous to the
23rd inst. Those who do not avail themselves
of this privilege, will be waited on as early as
practicable after the LIST of Septem Der, when pay
ment MUST BE MADE, the NECESSITIES of the City
and the ORDINANCE, being equally imperative on
me. &s EsA W ~ ~ z a$f-s
aul6-3t s. 44T@ 6EEfSHsf Collector.
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THE RAILRoAD-Tke work on the railroad
at the Gosport Navy Yard is rapidly progress.
ing. When completed it win be great con-
venience and improvement
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ApMIRAbI RowAx-TTix -

ADMIRAL RowAS.-This officer Who has
been ordered to relieve Commodore Hitchcock
at the Gosport Navy Yard, has not yet as
sumed command. We understand that he
desires to reman,N,rth for a time, to COM
plete some arrangehents, and ii. tile mean
while the6Navy Yard might be under the
com maud the present efficient officer next
in command to Commodore Hitchcock il.
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Review of the Week


H.- The business of the past week has been quite
small especially in Country produce. The receipts
of Co ton and Corn have been less than any pre-
yious week during this year. There has been
demand for Corn, but none for Cotton.
We have no sale of either Cotton or Corn to re-
port. -..5l4 .t.- ~
We now quote Middling Cotton at SIC.
The Liverpool Cotton Market is quoted steady,
which leads us to hope there will b. no further
decline. Att fts-t
Gunny Cloth has adyan ed from 2,to cents
per yard the past week. .ssH = .a5 81. sa
Our quotations for Corn, show an advance from
2 to cents per hushe. t-..i a.4-.sa. .-a
Wheat is in good demand at our quotation.
Slaves are very much wanted to fll orders,
very few arriving. bq...5 tis.
Shingles The Market is quiet very few in
market. Il M ..l. .s.. is s.a. ll.as
Tar is very scarce and wanted. :, jl
Bacon.--Virginia ard North Caro- ina-Re-
eeipts large-demand fair Prices barely nom'-
nal.
Lard.-Supply small. Market quiet.
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AUCTION SALES.
F. F. FERGUSON; AuctiOneeI

EXECUTORS SALE OF DRAW BRIDGE
st6 J.. STOCK g y $40 t+- f}&
I WILL SELL ON FRIDAY NOR
i ming, at 10 o'clock, in front of my Auction
Room, DFlI.s
so SHARES NORFOLK DRAW BRIDGE .
- hfs ~ % STOCK, ."...-+ .a
to settle estate.
-.l a't u +. F. FERGUSON, -.-
aul4-tds Auctioneer.
7.'sst 5 Virpinian copv .altIsN ava Ais5s $50
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AucTloFy-F'. F, Ferguson, auctioneer
will sell Tomorrow, Friday morning, at ten
O'Clock, i'll front of his auction ROOM on Wide
Water street, fifty shares Norfolk Drawbridge'
Stock 81. ~ fA93' h"H i' ,-'+4'o
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DREDGiNGlAThe work of dredging is to be
Immediately com u,enced at the Gosport Navy
Yard. The work win be performed by Mr..
Niemeyer, who has undertaken it on contract.
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IMPRovEMENTs.--Ths gawork on lGrice's
and Dickson's buildings on High street, near
the market, is driving ahead, and the exterior
and partition walls Of the first or basement
stories are already up. .... s5 Il VIZ 81.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR. SALE. .
IVY VIRTUE OF DEED OF Trus

VALUABLE FARM FOX. SALE. ~
.IDY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF Trust,
ID executed on the 10th day of September,
Ewell, will be sold, on the 4th day of September,
1866, at Princess Anne Court House, Tract of
Land called the "Home Farm" formerly owned
by Henry Bonney, situated in Princess Anne
County, aoout'1 a of a mile from Pungo Bridge, a
public landing. on the Afbemarle and Chesa-
peake Canal The Land is light and quick, suita-
Bile for trucking. The tract contains 1870 acres,
about one half cleared, and the other well set in
Pine and other timber. There is good Dwell
ing on the Farm.
Terms One third cash; the balanc. in two in
stallments of 6 and IL months, purchaser giving
negotiable note. with security for the deferred
payments, and the title TO the Land retained I'M
til the whole of the purchase money is paid.
Persons wishing to inspect the premises, can
do so by calling on Mr.. James F. Muir len, at
Pungo Bridge RYLAND CAPPS,
aul5-t4 sep .... 10 Trustee
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+. F. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer. !
COMMISSIONERS SALES OF REAL
U f"-! ...r ESTATE ra'

ra p
+ COMMISSIONERS SALES OF REAL
~ f"-! ESTATE pr
nN RIDAY THE nth day OF
W August inst, shall proceed to sell at Pub
lie Auction, the premises, Special Com
missioner, under decree of the Circuit Court OF
Norfolk City, pronounced in the suit in Chancery
of Hatton vs.. hatton the following real estate in
the city of Norfolk belonging to the estate OF
John F. Hatton, deceased, viz: eva
{ 2 Wood Houses and Lots on Hawk street
House and Lot on Butte and Hawk streets.
Lots on Fenchurch street, with Brick kitoh-
ens.f sfEttL ID o. +.-
The sale " i'll commence at IL O'Clock on the
premises Fenchurch street. 4.4ss al .-..ffs=#5
Terms Of SALE ne-quarter cash. the balance
upon a credit of six, twelve and eighteen months;
the purchaser to give bonds, with good security
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
The purchaser will be entitled to the possession
of the property, to the rents from the day OF
sale.e The title to be retained until the further
order of the Court. -a
s' GEORGE LOYALL, JR.,
5.4H ,Ad.ia Special Commissioner.
tas-4.. eu ssa.a. F.. f. FERGUSON,
au6tds Auctoneer,
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No CHOLERA AT New ORLEANs-A dis
patch Just received by New Orleans mer
chant at present in Norfolk, states that there
is no cholera in that city. We are gratifed
at this statement, and hope the Crescent City
may be spared visitation from this dreadful
scourge now beginning its ravages in the up
per basin of the Mississippi s. Ta9Il. IA
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U. S. STEAMER. The US. Steamer Mer-
cary, arrived from Washington this morning
and proceeded up to tn Navy Yard.
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RAENtTT1
MARRIED.

4, In Norfolk on the 18th of august. by the Rev
Mr. Coffman, Mr.. JOHN EANS, to Miss SIP ORA
M0RDICAI, both Of this city.
Richmond and Petersburg papers please copy.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS FROM
! Fs NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH.

= 2 NURFULh q FUN ISMUUIH.
I'M AND AFTER THE 10th day
W of July the Omnibus and Baggage wagon Of
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, GOLD
LINE" will convey passengers from Norfolk and
their baggage, and the baggage of the Portsmouth
passengers to the Baltimore and Richmond stea-
mers FREE OF CHARGE. :
Those residing in Norfolk, requested to
register their names, the name ana number of
street at the store of Messrs Ludlow and Wilson,
Main street. under the Atlantic Hote b. psi ..sL
Those in Portsmouth, at the store of Thos.
Scott, ESQ.,, Hghstreetg au1rE 5Ia}
For further information apply to as gaf 20
Capt. R. B. Wright, or Mr.. Danl Knowles,
Passenger Agents. Norfolk. .a.e8a -.
Mr.sD c. Ball, Freight and Passenger Agent,
or Mr.. ". A. Wood, Passenger Agent, Ports,
mouth t.-tr M a.l-z COS a7sA q Is
THOS. H. WEBB,
syl4tf IDEAL g. N of y!as a.ia- Agent.
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The FRONT ENHANCE This work at the
Gosport Navy Yard given by contract to
Messrs Gibbons & Co., is rapidly going on.
Mr. Johnson is the affable and intelligent SUI
perintendent, who statess the work will be
completed about the middle Of next month
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BIT BY Doa.-One of the city police
was in Messrs NJ. A. & G. A. Santoss drug
store last nigh, exhibiting the calves of both
of his legs which had been bitten by dog,
in the afternoon, when on his way to report
for duty. In turning a corner suddenly on
his way, he was set upon by a vicious brute,
and before he could realize what was TAX
ing place,ah had been bit on both legs
Though bitten through pantaloons and
drawers, the wounds inflicted were sufficient
to cause considerable pain, and would pro-
ducs hydrophobia, probably, if the dog had
been mad. ,g4s1sg 5I9 fS.] 5ttsEgSl
Surely, some means should be resorted to-,
to protect our people from the mad antics of
the worthless ours which are allowed to roam
the streets at large.
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MURDER. The body of negro man named
John Tyler, was found this morning at the
Milldam Bridge, about one mile beyond Pro-
violence church, st. Brides Parish, Norfolk
County, having eleven buckshot in his heart.
The circumstances are involved in mystery,
and no facts relative to the matter have yet
been developed. An inquest will be held this
evening which may evolve something more
definite, and perhaps lead to the arrest of the
parties who maybe implicated in the foul
muir Ter s8 ~ Jasr
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-16
NUN EAPLOolVE b Z /
~i KEROSENE OH,
LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT
tt OF HAPPINESS.
a. NO FURTHER DANGER OF
"a ExPLoSIoN
THIS NEW INVENTION

''OLD ISSUE. 'i
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.st .ls X f II O s f E
First-ITlS rs per CENT CHEAPER,
SecoAd-IT Is NON EXPLOSIVE and NO
DAMAGE IN IT.
Thrd-.t gives brilliant and mellow
Illumination.
Fourth.-lt has not the disagreeable odor.
.- Fiith,-It is more pleasant to handle
Sixth.-It can be used in any style of lamp. T.
We offer this invention to the public
consoed with the that it s all we
commend. .-a "''
Call and examine for yourselves and
n a' Judge Ye.'
We have purchased the patent right of this .l.
article for the State of Virginia,
Iae 1901. 7, A. YOUNG Il CO., ..... O..
oiner of Roanoke Square. 5$s
jy27-D&W-lm and W ida ater street