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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

IL UNITED STATES PArsSr 0PFicE,
wAsHngros, Aug. 0, 1855.
On the petition Of Stephen c. Mendsnhall, Of kieh-
mond, Ind, praying for the extension Of = patent
Improvement In Mode Of Throwing shutles in Looms,
for years from the u said patent which
takes place the eth day Of November 1865,
IL is ordered that the Gala petition be heard at the
Patont once MONDAY, the 22i day Of October next
at u o'clock add all persons notified TO appear
snd show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposng the extension required to ais In
the Patent OAee their eetons specially set forth In
writing at least tosnty days baors the day Of hearing
all testimony Sled by either party to be used at the
sad hearing must be taken and traasmited In accord
aEco with the rules Of the once, which will be fur
niAhed on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tcsti
mony must be nled In the once oefy days before the
day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within ten days
after hling the testimony. 40
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In tho
Republican, and IHtellf0encer, Washington D. G, and
| 10 the Palladium, Richmond, Ind. once a week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said bieations to
be at least sixty days previous to the dsy q hearing
| r. G. THEAKER,
| #- Commissioner Of Patents
P.s-pdtors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once with paper
| containing this notice. aul4-w3w
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAy-
IN gLERa .. ~


70 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS eUiCKER THAN
.Hq o. By ANY OTHER RoUTR .srriuuug ID
.. fE.r TWICE DAILY. FIilara ,.r s.
% sss line Mr. from h. ~ "a
ns"a sss s TWICE DI
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Culinary villslssvs th. wharf tOst o. sixth sfess
st e4o. n, md P ". II.iyips = AQglS Greek BY 10
sad RI M p ssS ssss By ths RehnSna
sonpstsd 70 RsS@oad arri,ss there a0s o SA,rS
ana 400 z M. asssdins ample time for dining IL kish.
sa Id sa.
rf Tss s.s1,., ,..,,,s
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brsAkfAs. and sonnostion with The Riesaos1 and Dan
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!, O. sGsS.Js i:sy. WASHINGTON at N. only,
Yor. FhiiAasEli. Baltimore And Wash sson. aad ss,
TS':ssa P a Hsissa
no" ii" R Rhi,ss,. . iss 81
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From Washington 70 s,ssmS.a %
"a, h. ,,o,,.. ~ 49,. ,;...,. 500
depot Of ths PhiiAdslphia, wa nington and BatmoIs
SSsJRsa sss r K. S. sf In %
R.ilrOad CompAey. In Washington, al the Conpany's
street, and on board he Potomac stsambosis. II,
passenSsT KIT. is1yHs Asy York At And a MI s,a
Ssisin ais S pA * )s and
ase and $50 M, arrive In washingtoh al 8 2o $50
:ss...ss. To- u: .ss Il. ss s%S' 'n' . max.
= s.ssss. ' s.,s :; IN s s.ss
PAsssassr.by this Lac pass BY daylight Mount var.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE

depot foot OF Chambers street. via PavonA ferry
I'D ~ Day Express, for CanAndaisuA, Rochester,
snn.iS salAmsnsa. and West Conusets nj BuaAo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and Of sAla-
maesa with Atlantic and Great wsstsTn Railway. J..
sSoo - MIN and Wsy TrAin, Dial " 70 utsvills.
iop A. T., Express Mail for Buffalo, sAlAmAAes and
droat Western RAiiways, - : :
40PE, Way Train for Port Jsrvis and Newburgh.
Buffalo, salAmAneA aud West --T''
500 n, Lightning Express, Daily, for CAnandaigua,
Connsets 81 Buffalo with Lake Shore snd Grand Trunk
hasilwsy. and a salamanca with Atlantic and Grssi
500 N. Iaiyrsat Tssis, Daily, Tor Buffalo, ssis.
mansa, Duaktrk, And west. ' " Nv NY
- . HIda sipDLl, a,s'i supn, Few Yoyh.
W. T. BAN, ess'l Pea ~ xss tsfk. m
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-lS89. = LIZ. -


TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK: .A
AZ 500 (Ex: S4A 80 and 8. % Ok. !, ,. M Por
Bridgeport, 100. 500 OK J, llso q. M Ia 10 (Rx)
500 lex %, %, 500 (Rx) p. IN For Milford aud
STAFFORD a 100 n sos N. IS aso m. YoI Par:
P. N. For NoIwalk o. 9 90 TX J. sso, IL 50 : N.
i2!S lsr 500 ok a4o, $50, $50 500 q. lp m. Foi
Darien, 100, 50, 80 a. m. $40, go, o. 80 D. m
For ureenwieh, 700, 50, II. 80 a. nj Sf6 so, g. 30,
$50 PR fSr stsafO5d 2 90 500 g., $50 n.so
En) m; Yor PortoLestsf and intsrmedisis stations
100, so, II. o. m s4, $50. $50. $50, 700 p N.
CONNECTING TRAINS .r.... %
Per Boston via Bpringasld,e 90 m. Ex); 500 (Ex y
SOog v. FOR Boston via shore Line, l2l6 ZEE d 500
P; 10. Fer Hartford and Springfield, 500 ok g. m /;
isls. soS sEsl SO ?, N. Por cosnsstieut River
Railroad 500 a m lex IL 10 p. N. TO Montreal, 400
2. m 70 Northampton. Por Hartford, Providsnos and
sishkill RAILROAD q % Ok. nj lalS p m Vor
8 Ooa m; l2l5 500, 500 p IN. For Canal Railroad
u ~ p. w. 70 Northampton, For Housaienis Railroad
500 3. m. For Naugstuek Railroad, 500 4 mi s. OO D.
m Por Danbury and Norwslt Railroad, 100 30 a M,
SOP. m.
Coinmodious sleeping cars attached 70 m, train.
app boz. JANIS II. HoYT, Buperintendant o.
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M AsHINGT0N, XIExANDRiA, AID
ms r1sEx. ~
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ g'rlr'ila 3D. v.-,,.,o,. Ia. ~ ~
Trains between wAsHIN0rOH aad BALTl h0Rk and
WASHINGTON AND The WET, ars hov run q fol-
2 faF '1lsi aiyoR BALTIMORE .,'s5f 70 ~. 4.
Leave daily, except Sunday. al 700, $50. And Ills
q n, and AS, 4 30, and 500 ?. n. Iofi..t-rgF--
ron ALL WAT STATIONS LIZ
Leave daiiy. except Sunday. 81 LOO .. =. saA ~
ron WAY STATIONS SOUTH o, AHxAroAIs JuHo.
i I ::';,. ....s. s..i., ".s Nd Asp
nl,a'I " foR AHHAPoLIR 80. "a
Leave at D. 90 asd T. % n. s,A 30 p n 10 train
10 Or from AasaPolh On Sunday. fs.G l.1f froda .
innbislsbul or SUNDAY. 9au .HS17a 8"ni
81 i7's.F's FOR BALTIMoRY. -, y
Leave at :. 20 An. and a4s and s. 90 .. N Ef.r ,H
tu HoR wAY sTATioNA .s q, ~ 4.4
Leave atTsoA n. Aad = - and an. n. 4 Wood
-aul ZOE ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. me-
Leave daily. szssps Sunday, 81 7.so g. \. and 500
s..s ID. ~ S.s.: q ss:.s.. Fay ~.
ThrOash slsss 70 the wsss can ss had ., the wash.
ngton station Tiskst Oncs 81 all hours In the day, -
we'll % at the nev ones In the American Telegraph
Buildinf Pssn.yly.nis avsnas bstwssa f0ar-aad-a-
For ss~ York, Piiladsphis, aad Boston, ~ ,dv.r.
tissment Of Through Lias" lt" .-.- ''
-isaB .ylina ia Matter Of TIas.;Ps s6.s
tqlG .ll'pils 1irsa GEO ! TooHTs, is.si, eli
jss-H lo7arE .H5.lI0El T1p washisssoa.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UxirED srArss PArxsr oysIcs,

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED srArBs PArEsr oYSIcE,
wAsHIHaroS, August 10, 1895.
On the petition Of Erasmus A. Pond, Of Rutland, YER
mont praying for the EXTENSION Of patent granted to
him the Til day Of December, 1851 for improvement
In PHI Making Machines for years from The sxpi
ration Of said pa.sat which takes place the 7h day
Of December, 1866 p % .r.'
is ordered that ,hs said petition be heard st the
Patent once on MONDAY, the lsth day Of November
next, at ~ o'clock and all persons notified to
appear and show cause any they have, why said petit
tion ought not to be granted. '.1' " :
Persons opposing the extension required TO file In
the Patent Once their Objections specially for
writing at least t,oeny days before the day Of hearing
all testimony died BY either party to be used the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
snee with the rules Of the ONCE, which will be far
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssti.
mony must be nled In the once osntv days before the
day Of hearing the arguments any, within Ten days
Ordered also that TIL. notice be published IN the
REPUBLICAN and the National Intslhgsncer, Washing
ton, D. c., and In the Herald, Rutland, Vermont
week for three successive weeks the Of said
publications to be At least sixty days previous to the
day Of hearing. THOMAS HARLAsD,
Acting Com missioner Of Patents
s.-Editors o. the above pspers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once with paper
containing this notice. 81. 20 suls-law8w
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IL ID w A RID LYCE EFT,
~ BooK-BIHDER AND PAPER. RULER,
No. III Psnnsyvania avenue, between Tenth snd Slew.
enth stfssts, soatb sias. e.. 'hHn.
Sosns siss..gy 2, 5::yiy hsass' psIlal vale SEQ
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r AY 600 KE Q O.,
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euARrrRxAsrrps oHsoks AsD VOUCHERS.
.sss-an 100. Ia II ,r76- a.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
O. vAsurrofor. 70. y.
ED. Coon. t.ts.y c.ss. . ce.,rr.ass.'
va Hu.rusrou. oa.Aiss. g.,
aovERrxssT DlrosrroRI
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isrs ss.ss,, errosrss TEE r.sAssa. s.,A..urss.
a.-.r..s.. s.ssriss. viii fss...,sr u.iI.a st.sss.
A~0HE AILLI0H DOLLARs.~
We bay ssd sell all slsssss Of oovERHMIHr sECU-
RIrIEs Il current market rstss
FURNISH IXCHAHaI and make colisstiens on ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oryIss OF THE uHrrHp states.
We purchase 0svsrsusat vsushs-s % thu MOST
rAvoRABLI TsRns. ..a Civ. oA..,vl A,D ,.ou'r
e.. .. .
ArrssrIos 70
ACCOUNTS OF Busrssss MEN AND yrREs
and to say othsr business entrusted 10 us
FULL INFORMATION I, regard 70 GOVERNMENT
LOANS At AL times shssrfuliy furnished
WI. BURLINGTON. Cashisr.
WASHINGTON. Mnsh N. laas mind
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING
..r....H .l SOUTH ....H| ..

IL
THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION r.
PROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS, .af n
WILMINGTON AND WELDON. AND WILMINGTON
b AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND .i'
30 20 p9 THEIR CONNECTIONS, .s.'Ia .
To Charleston Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point
N con, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Msridsa, New
Orleans and all points South and the Southwest
The managers OF this old ssabllahed apd favorite
route, with q yiow to maintaining its Welt known
prestige, have thoroughly reurnshsd 1t with and
magnificent passenger cars, all Of the latest and
approved pattern, aud built expressly with an eye to
health, elegance and comfort On all night trains Lax
nrious paiaal ears possessing every modern
Improvement, we'll ventilated and rsplete with every
comfort. .'."f '.'..|
Throushticksts sold and baggage checked to all i'm.
poraut points South, af' ''.fI ri aaT d
: Be particular aud ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
N. 2. By 80 doing you secure EXPEDITION, sAFErY,
and COMFORT. ~
For through tickets or reliable Information apply at
tho Ticket once on the southwest corner Of
MIA avenue and Sixth street; or to IrI y -, T.I
a.T ~ 80 W. J. WALKER
tn ..a Wy" General Agent.
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A Last Word.

find myself again attacked in the Norfolk
Virginian, and ha We one word to say in re-
ply. / made an offer to the printers of my
office, which they did not accept. l then Of
fered to continue at the same rates was then
giving, at which rates they averaged twenty
dollars week; they refused, except Mr.. Ra-
boteau, and no hand in this Office is or has
been working at reduced pay After their
refusal entIeated with two OF the men with
families to continue, but to no avail. The
pay here istwslve per cent. higher than in
Petersburg or in the Examiner Office in Rich
the Baltimore Sun which enjoys an advertis-
ing patronage probably twenty-five times
greater than any paper in Norfolk. 1t is
simply an issue between me and the Typo
graphical Union. That body undertakes to
regulate my business, and l prefer to do it
myself The public will not fail to notice
the course of other papers in regard to this
matter, and will attribute their attacks to the
right motives, which are too plain to be poiu-
ted out.
The Public will draw its own differences
from this statement, which can be verified by
the hands in this office
JNO. r. HATHAWAY.
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SrcrIoNA1 DocK.-We announced some

SECTIONAL DocK.-We announced some
days ago that capitalist was in search Of a
proper location for Steam Sectional Dock.
We now learn that this gentleman has made
full and comprehensive survey OF this re-
gion, has returned to Norfolk with the
view of securing place on this side of the
river. 1t is proper to state here we learn a
place vas offered to him as gratuity, at
Newport News, which fact shows an amount
Of wise lberality that argues we'll for the pro-
gress of the contemplated sea port at that
spot.
We are further informed, that the gentle
man referred to, will make application at the
next meeting of our Councils. The position
selected, we learn is at the foot Of Wide Wa
ter Street, where an enterprise of this kind it
is thought could be successfully inugurated :,
When we reflect upon the great advantages
to result to us from such work in our midst;
the number of hands it would employ; the
money it would put in circulation; the
vessels it would attract, all of which would
become purchasers from our merchants and
trade people; when we grant all these facts
we trut thast some arrangement mutually
beneficial, may be made between the "high
contracting parties"
This Steam Dock if once set to work, would
give new stidmu'ant to many departments
of trade, and be the first step towards that
future for which we all so devoutly pray
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GENERAL MALONE AND s. s. RAILROAD
1t seems that letters have been recently pub
lished in the Express, complaining of the
delays in the transportation of produce, to
which General Malone responds in explana-
ton eff the causes, and in statement of facts,
relative to the delays complained Of. The
first point made by the General is, that no
report was made by the compliments to the
authorities of the Company, notwithstanding
the public are earnestly invited to do So ia order
that all grievances may be at once redressed
The second point is that the delay complained
of was caused by an accident to the car
which contained the merchandise. And the
third that the desire of the complainants to
improve the management of the Southside
road might have been more appropriately
manifested by reference of the rubject to its
proper authorities. @s.-s
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CORRECTION TASTE. A disturbance
was made at the Cumberland Street Method
ist Church last Sunday evening ."-[Day Book
Of yesterday.
We have been requested to correct the
above, and cheerfully amend the statement
by the remark that the disturbance at the
church" occurred at the steps thereof, and not
in the interior of the building. We are graf
flied to know that the disturbance Of which
we spoke was not sufficient to interrupt the
officiating Clergyman or his congregation.
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AUCTION SALES.
By LEIGH BROS. i PHELPS.
No. 5 Commercial Rou

4 1OMDiISoIONE Frs SALE OF Val.
OUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE -CITTEa
OF PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK AY AUlys
TlON.-ln pursuance Of decree of the Circu.
1t Court OF the City of Norfolk, made on the
oath day of July last, in suit therein penaiuc
between John McPhail and others, plaintiffs, and
Geo. w McPLsii and others, defendants. shell
sell, at Auction, on THURSDAY the 27th 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, frontiog Is on Water st.,
running back 100 feet to IL foot lane--on which
there is three story frame building. - =
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
on the premises, the House and Lot, No. Is
church Ct The Lot fronts rs feet il chss .:ez
Church street, running back 200 feet - -.
ALSO,
A valuable BUILDING LOT On Main street.. /,
adjourning the residence of E. Camps ESQ. from
ing g feet on Main, and running back 2lt feet /,
ALSO.
valuable BUILDING LOT on Union street,
10 feet on Union street, running back 107 feet :
ALSO,
A Lot on Reeds Lane, rs feet front, running
back IS feet With the impro vements thereon, con-
sisting of double brick tenement aad frame
dwelling.
TtRMS-Five per rent of the purcb ase-1 money
OF each Lot to be paid in cash; and the residue
thereof, In three equal instaIlnents, the lst, &.
six, the End, at nine, and the 3rd, at twelve
months from the day Of sale, each to be secured
by the purchaser bond, with sufficient security,
and to carry interest from the lst day of January
next, when possession will be given. Any puI-
chaser SD all be at liberty to pay down larger
proportion than five per cent Of the purchase
money; and at any time TO anticipate any ofthe
payments.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special COMMISSIONER
LEIGH BROS. h PHELPS,
sepl9-tds Auctioneers
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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:
Deming keeps the best Groceries, at prices to
please, at his headquarters.
VIM A. Swank publishes card, as Commits
sioner, in reference to the estate Of VIM. I. Mu--
ray, decd.
Capps Feet are now opening their new and
splendid fall and winter goods
Leigh Bros: Phelps will sell valuable real
the estate of John McPhail, decd. Sails on
Thursday, 27th Sept.
A. B. Cooke, agent, is ready to take oysters to
Baltimore and Boston, in the steamers Of the line,
of which be is agent.
Noah Walker Co., 81 Main street, are in re-
ceipt of a line stock of fall and winter Clothing.
Davis L Brother have just received 100 boxes
Adsmantine Candles.
Seldner, Wsrtheimsr { Co. have magnificent
stock Of goods, which they have just selected.
The ladies will find here the most attractive dis
play.
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The VA. AND KY RAIL RoAD.-Thsre was
a meeting of the citizeas of Bristol, on the
18th inst, which Governor Peirpont address
dressed. The Board of Public Works, the
President and Directors of the Va. and Ten.
Rail Road, and many ether distinguished
gentlemen, as we learn from the State Line
Gazette, were present. Col. Robert w.
Hughes presided. A committee was APP
pointed to report resolutions, which duty they
performed, Among the resolutions adopted
was one appointing committee Of three to
solicit subscriptions to the stock, and another
recommending general turn out of the friends
of the road to the meeting of Stockholders
called by the Board Of Public Works, at
Bristol, on the 28th inst.
The City of Norfolk is deeply interested in
the speedy completion of this road, which is
to connect Va. in an unbroken line with the
great West.
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Hor.-The votaries of 'the Muse of many
twinkling feet enjoyed themselves at the Ma
con House ia our sister city, last night, and it
was a sight to create heart beneath the rib
OF death, IF we may thus paraphrase a great
Poetl to see the fair dancers realizing the
poetry of motion" We trust that, as the
weather grows cooler, these innocent pastimes
will become more general, and the young peo-
pie of both cities may enjoy the wild fresh
ness of mornir g" in other words, ego it while
they are young" for the obvious reason that
" when we get old we can't" enjoy waltz,
polka, or quadrile.
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FLEMING JAMES A. Mt will interest
our Hampton readers to learn that our old
friend, Mr.. James, having laid aside his sword
has determined to put on the cassock, and has
become candidate for orders in the Epsco-
pal Church, His solid learning and purity of
life give us abundant promise of his useful
ness as Minister of the Gospel and we trust
some day his voice may be uplifted in the re-
stored walls of the old Church in Hampton.
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An AWKWARD CAsE.-The Radicals are
continually bowling about the danger to the
persons and property of "loyal" men in the
South. and yet they overlook the great fact
that it has been decided by the Government
itself, that Union men are not entitled to COM
pensation. for property taken for public uses,
for which the Organic law requires payment
to be made. There is case in point, that Of
Mr.. Segar. This gentleman is a Senator
elect from this State, ''loyaf man, and has
made claim against the Government for
compensation for property taken by it.
In reply to all of which the Quartermaster
General tells Mr.. Segar, that the "cam is
Tor rent, and is in a rebelious district il
cannot therefore be entertained under the act
pf July 4, 1864"
Is this what Horace calls protecting Unior
men II SO its costly business to the inui-
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FREIaHTs. continue to pour IN
from Baltimore-two arrivals of boats of the
Old Line having reached here this morning.
The Seaboard Road is incessantly occupied in
sending up the merchandise into the interior
as fast as it reaches US from Baltimore.
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CoTToN PICKING. Captain Ward, who has
lett blowing the sea and taken to blowing
the ground, began yesterday to pick his cot
ton crop which it is estimated will make a
good yield. May the staple be long, the
bales numerous, the price high, the payment
in absolute coin, and our gallant friend live
to make cotton planting the foundation of an
ample fortune
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How TO BRING Down RENT-In order to
bring down rents, which it is feared have an
upward tendency, two things are necessary:
1st. To expand the business capacity of the
town by building new store houses, and
ID. To introduce some new and profitable
source of revenue
Messrs. Stewart b Dey, and other enter
prising parties are at work in the first direc-
ton, and the introduction of water would be
step in the second 1t is law of human
selfshness that property-holders will make
property-renters pay taxes, &C.; and until we
can introduce some new source of public rev.
enue, we greatly fear that there will be no
abatement in rent for dwelling or store-houses
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

LIGHTS IN THE SouNDs.-A vessel with all
the fixtures and lebor for establishing perna-
nent iron screw pile light houses will shortly
arrive in the sounds and proceed with the
work. The completion of this work will be
of great service to the various vessels passing
to and fro through the Albemarle and Chesa-
peake Canal, and plying upon the sounds
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

Boat UPSET. Yesterday evening, while
three boys were enjoying sail in front of the
ferry dock. the breeze being somewhat fresh,
flaw capsized their boat and emptied the par
ty. boat from schooner anchored near
the scene, went to their relief and took them
to terra frmd.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

TEE EYE, EAR AND CArARRH.-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, on
Thursday October 4th, and remain until Tuesda;
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