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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

THE ATTENTION OF THE
LADIES is called to my large stock OF
DoMEsTICs and SPRING CALICoEs,
&C., just received at No. 17a Broad
street, corner of Sixth street.
GOOD BLEACHED COTTON,
rs, 80 and 40 cents, being
much below the New
York price of three
weeks ago,
BROWN CoTToNs, IS, 30, IS cents;
COTTON and LINEN sHEETINGs.
SPRING CALICoEs, TOWELS,
TABLE DAMAsK, and other
housekeeping articles, to
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Call soon while BARGAINS ARE GOING.
w. R. POLK, l7s Broad street. fe J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

John G. PAGE, JR., Dealer in Boots,
~ Shoes, Trunks &C., 2l7 Main street, three doors
from corner OF Ninth, Richmond, Va. de Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27
CREAT DISTRIBUTION
~ BY TIE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,

IsrAyLIsHgD 1o6e,
$50 BROADWAY, NEW Y01K.
R9szESHfSaRs ss,tssSs szl 81
Dl dd1S Rr IlGSi SIl SD i fiS
1s sSI Sa nlss i klSa sStsi
i sgSN aHooifSfks
sIE yEsl Pg SnS ssc sEF cs q ssUD
eot 1aI H5sSsi Ii 20,
ONE -NILLI0N DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION II made In the following manner:
yGk9E .ss placed n xi I'D 'sesx
.s s ne Ra o q sss - g:
article, VIM be delivered q our oece g ss.t y
mall e SaS,fs yhS1ds r5s9sEd % shos O
On receiving Che ckRTIrICATx he g,rsh.sss
win see what article RRAWs and q; yslSs; s I'd
article named, Or can choose AM oTHxR one
Il. =: ss Z |. Saa2 ssSz M
TO FIVE aui roR on RGlf boEtAR,
Sr asn aaa ass value. Enls
'ssd In f IA s. EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
sna ana largest Sr e IN
MORE VALUABLE PRIZES, than any other sstab.
lishment Of the kind. The business eontin0ss e
sIss. sssr e. n.S s q Sssas
pulns ssss pa.s h, has sent
the country. Those who patronizs a. viii receive
our list is worth less than One Dollar retail and
there are no blanks.
prompt rsturna and the article drawn viii 81 8:
mediately sent to any address ~ return nau O
The s HE 1oSs Hss s aiss s
kindly allowed the use Of their names. May
other names might be pubiiahed, were We permit.
Andrew Wilson. Custom. House, Philsdslphia,
Penn, Oil Painting, value, eloo; Jane: HargIayss,
sal Broadway, New York, OIL Painting, yslas.
w. Ws,e hs1s'0C e., Cola Watch. value cls;
shaw toGFS s. :5:s kln nSs W.
Piano, value, SsOo; Miss Lucy Janswsy tlpi!a.
N. Z, Cluster Diamond Ring, yaluss 80 II.
sso Psh 7sus cA HSSs se. s.;f'
One HgnSTsS and
psa neh D, Tenth lows Veteran voIunsss., IPsins
ae11d, Mass, Nicholson, value, siss; Jsns: D.S-
t Saiu s, grs sG1I Ms
corner Bleecker, New York, OIL Painting, ,yslues
iS Silver H CASTOR S.l Ss,is Srfaa spss se.
value value Us; Hon. Luther Deemoid, Washington, b.
u Letters from !srous p.rs: the .os1:
| gifts, may be seen on hle at our once.
TO BIZ SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
| Without Regard to Value, and not to Dc P0ad (or
Until you KnoU ,chat you viii Rscetse
u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27
Homicide In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February go. s. Murray
was shot and instantly killed last night by H.
A. Edwards. The affair caused much excite
ment, both parties being well known here in
business circles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27
HOTEL, " 81
il CORNER ELEVENTH AND BROAD STREETS
tneaF the Capitol,l
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GEORGE J. soAMMgLL, PROPaIsrO

This HOUSE, having been pat In thorough re-
pair and re-furniEhed In the most complete style
prepared 70 receive guests. The accommodations
are FIRST CLASS, and guests can rely upon End
Ing ia the POWHATAN the comforts OF home, With
ali the uxaries Of hotel OF the character y claims
10 possess, aeh-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27
DEING DESTROYS OF MAKING

DEING DESTROYS OF MAKING
room for our
SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS, &C.,
we have decided to opena
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
In connection with our
EXTENSIVE WHOLESALE.
Therefore we have set apart the principal floor OF
OUR SPACIOUS BUILDING,
Nos. 1879 and 141 MIN STREET, EAGLE SQUARE,
where we will offer for the next thirty days our
PRESENT STOCK AT AND BELOW COST.
The Ladies are especially requested to give us a
call and examine our
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
before purchasing elsewhere.
fe1o-ts ]. STEENBOCK 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

ACHANcg TO OBTAIN ANY OF 9Hy AD0v1
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BIZ PunCHAgIl0
SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TwBNfY.SIvs
CENTS.
Eisv.n fcr sse fSirty To- SS.Ss 6lEE.1y1 II
sis. co one Hsndssd ics tn.~. A0SHSs
~. n.t,ons srs dssired TO send DATED sta1ss
money whom convenient. Long Letters ~ M
ns oder. fcr SEALED YHvyLoPB nsat n every
ease be accompanied By the CASE, vith he 49,
OF the psnon sendipg, and tovn. sosn9y, - S,nss
plainly written. LetteD shoe4 - eoayoeee4 -
Box s.iss fsss-ois isv fosk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27
GATH. ID.

CArrIs.-Ths supply Of beef cattle = netso plsn.
tifui and prices are higher. saiss o. ths hoos -
sas5sSc. ,lgross, for ordinary 70 good ansmsle.
Hoas.-suppiy diminishingi salN = ise .0ise.
nett. Last quotations Of slaughtered hegs BY rail-
ro&d at ilGisc,, nett.
sHsxP. LIN demand ct s0isc., gross. ~ sood y
No. 4; very superior shesp woslA hsisg hshAs
prices.
AtMAsxRr by retail W havs Ne fsllowirs 4as-
tations: Beef isl03sc, = -, the le1lss fof 49,
ssis Pork, ss6ssc. Nntfsss W1sse ~.
FowLs.--Drssssd TsakAys, SAoe6A n u. 1ssss-
q cAisksps O. osAes tssspst savss = y :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

DURRESS, POWERS 81 YANCEY,
l12 MAIN STREET, (UP sTAIRs,)
RICHMOND.
The undersigned beg to inform Merchants visit
ing Richmond that they have now in store, and are
constantly receiving, full and complete assors-
ment OF
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
HOSIERY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

Movements Of General Grant.
NEW YORK, February 24.-On Monday Gene
raj Grant will visit Brooklyn, and leave for
Washington on Monday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

lDof Darby, Read & Gentry, wholesale and re-
tail dealers In Boots, Shoes, &c. Also, agents for
Weston's Metallic Artificial Legs and Wilcox Il
above Tenth, north side, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

NOTICE.-Applcatio viii be made
1N at the proper time for the renewal Of the fol-
lowing SHARES of STOCK, destroyed in the fire
Of the Sd April last, viz One hundred Shares In
the Paint Creek Coal Mining Company OF the
county OF Fayette two Shares In the Union Manu-
featuring Company OF the city of Richmond, and
one Share in the Richmond and Liverpool Packet
Company all of which were issued in the name Of
the undersigned.
la Sim j. n. COWARDlN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

The splendid steamer WtHehestsT, plying
Virginia, was entirely consumed b. FIRE on FRI
day mOsnIng, at Uabb's islands In the Ohio
stfss. - kad ebosS tive Auadssd tons q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27
LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES,
- on the night of the 24th February, ai9RN
DARK RED cow. with dark brownS fzsssN
bag was giving about three quarts Of TN
milk per day had on chain halter axzA=EH&1
and Is about four or five years old. liberal
reward will be paid for her return, or any infor;
nation leading TO her recovery. Apply to SARAH
T. SYDNOR, Box 524, Richmond, Va, or four
doors above st. Paurs Church. Re 27-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27
dissolution OF Co-PARTNER-

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The partnership heretofore exist
Ing between T. MCCORMICK l. BRO: and W. q:
LEWIS under the name and style ofW. G. LEWIS
& CO., carrying on the Crockery and Queens
Ware business, Is hereby dissolved as OF the Isl
day Of January, 1888, the said 7. MCCORMICK Z
BRO. having purchased the interest OF the SAID
w. @. LEWIS therein, and the said w. q. LEWIS
withdrawing therefrom. ,pu,s
All parties indebted 10 the Arm OF "; O. LEWIs
MICK & BRO, and oil outstanding claims against
the said arm will be settled by 7. McCORMICk
BRO, they alone having settlement q the ss%s
RICHMOND, VA, February 0, 1868,
tho CORNER OF FRANKLIN and FOURTEENTH
STREETS by the Undersigned, through JoHs q:
SKILsox, whom we hereby appoint our agent
Il 70 lots THOMAS MCCORMICK & BRO
At COST! AT COSTii--Wishing to
IN retire from business, offer my entire stock
OF GENTS, LADIES', MISSES, AND CHILDREN's
BOOTS AND SHOES AT PRIME COST. Ny stock
having been bought OF the manufacturers FOB CASH,
am enabled TO- sell the CHEAPEST BOOTS AND
bssssrS and Country Merchants will please take
notice and avail themselves of the above rare
chsncs OF buying goods e nsnnfseturers prices
IA sI-ts between Fifth and Sixth streets.
IHOICE GUNPOWDER, IMPE-
EAE Tyson, sns l EdASK TSAS SGf ;sls BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

nUaDAIs = uOS Sss4y - sS~~'
There is more animation In trads, and
somewhat improved feeling in rnoney mattsrs.
Gold Is quoted to-day at d .se6tl .s7h-buy-
ing and selling rate. In New York, el.S7. Stats
stocks continue pretty firm. We quote regis
tered SIX per cents. at al. 6o0e47 without into
rest. Last sales Of coupons in New York ct
S64, with back interest.
The amended usury law passed the House Of
Delegates yesterday by a vote Of ~ to-4l. II
authorizes rate of interest as high an eight
per cent. by contract; but fixes the lawful
rate, in the absence Of contract at six per cent.
Notice was, however, given, after Its passage,
Of motion to reconsider the vote on Its pass
age. As the object Of the mover 10 the defeat
Of the bill, we suppose he viii be hardly graft
fed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

rHOICE GUNPOWDER, IMPE-
EAI HysoS sneR StASaf s sGi Nv ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-27

COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS CONFIRMED.
Andrew Jameson, Alexandria Lewis w.
Webb, district of Norfolk; Lloyd Moore,
GherrystOne
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29

80 1T 9pbann?'-l1 Inter zen
preu6if9eu Sfteitren in Dresben ,parett
eini9t, psl@e f@s pen !S6er3 %erlaubten,
ale 8elntr In ben @aj1b6fen nSobann"
anrrufen, nobel wtr touu, 3u trinnern baz
ben, boB bitie8 aud her 8ornau1e1 ces
&6nt8s 9obann sopn So@jen IT.. Die
Sa&e mibfiel enblid zen 8eQneln, neil
re bic Stidelei aram5bpteu, unp fe b.
falo1sn, ,auf bieitn &uf nt@t luebr auf as>
btn.. Auf ber befannten 8rlbler Ierrals
ie bat he elfe Dtmcnnratipng teritlbtn
In tisier &i&lunB 0attgefpnetn. glls tfe
&ufe .s9obannl Sobann!!" unauft1rli9
nd aus BEN gRunee BON preuet(9tnE Qf,
ftfertn Yernebn1in lieben, 70 tpar teix 3tQ-
ner ~ (etfu. sllS nun bic perrtl1. Mathis
lid u%neepuleis wurbsn ure tie(tss laat III
DnReben 9aben,i 10 eri@ten Der @irtb ttlbR
unb fra9te nod ben @dnf4enrber @dRe.
$50 % 9pbann2. mar ties aQAemeine
Gra9e, mo ifibr Spbann2" Da outpplr,
tste Der @aR8,btr IN ieiner @eit: I'D,
netue 9errsn, ltben7@tt, 9ebonn II ned
nerretf, @ilbelm batio pifl 10 tbung bo6
q. utdt fomuen tann, e bleibt nur nod
3onle 1btt8 az Strfr Btetfnun8; wpQen
|Sk tanfti8 2oui6 rnft1.s Damitlser<
beuetf e ft& NIB 8iu8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29

Dem btutf@en pubtffu N.
Dem l1nter3et@nettn, na&bem Ct " tas tusbi.
belaamte nab populate Drpecpbe,@ ei&att bee
ptrrn y. z. &Qtn In 9Rtuufapolts etn8etrettt,
eenitrt 80 psr3aelt4e @ennstbnnns. fefueu
6tuN&en Breunben III ptnutptn unb ben ttua@.
barten Gcunttee an3u3eisen, bae r,au tb1 In BEN
70 belanuten @tore Rete tereit fnbet nth, I'll.
lea, nel@e uns nit itres @Snnerf@aft. btetrea
tuoleu. %auf1uparttn. @dtR eu Deutf&er,
tperbe ID ben, Daaseuserfauf an beuti@e Run.
ben mfiue ean3e ;3ett ttemsn, nnb taun etn(el-
btn lests tiat asssse,tt$nttf aas'sael s9s @sa-
;x,. ss,.t,ts. s s't g s' S,a aa ass' . an9tn a... IN.
iettts unb axSsRrenetes Btnabsn ffttn, sxus II,
Dtrtetr nit nn1ern Qunbe1 he adaemetute
@Sunerfdaft uub &nertennunA berftlben ~ Ser.
bienen.. 4Nbilip 81. Neber,
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HOTEL,

minneapolis, !. ;. Minneiota
Dit unter3ei9net.q eaapfeb!tn tbr 'tn UNI
wpbleinseri9tetes, nabt bel tsn Gd9sns nno pen
Tabrtfem, am Nails&ppb.D epot tn nttnneape!1e
wubl{fxre i,erbaupt xnb BEN Heiifnben Dpns
pttrn Minne{etatbale insbefOnsere, nit bfn1 Be,
rtrien. baE lie eiinent Seben CUTE, prcmpte unb
biutgt Bebienung sufdfrn. !As
- Nbam Rfge!. z,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
Aber'8
GberrD ee.tp q |.

bae peltberilbmte $ eilinitte1 fur
8utfeit, Grfdlt1t19, te0innenbe
9btpiubfu6f 1lit6 fur 2trtoes lgiI
s8e ruu0 Dp1t G@tptnbfh6tis !
0e1,, bic :I@ fdon i'm
HcrAerntften' 9fas y
bi,itft Der 8raitfs
H4E belt befinbett. 4
i. DA8 Yntcral it fp langt .sebran9t. tnprberl-
nab bat d a1gertttne Mntrtcnnurg 9tfunrtr
baB mir 1ur rstbig baben, efai 9pub!fum BIZ
@erl@erun9 81 9ebfn, ba6 feline 4ualitat 70 g.!
it, tpte ie 3uppr, uab tab man nd Al|e haran1
Yerlanea ta1n. ba6 Is tttielten Rure1 benirA pie
fraber. . 4:
3ubereittt sou
o. Or. q. 6. fslser s.. Co..
bralhiaf9 uno aualptif@t G5fmaa
QpweIl. sNa.
: an babeai &bera4 ri allen Dru99atn.
- III SSE 81 49, 49, Z1k 80. ESS sA - -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
@rpcerie II. prppiitpn~@tprf

n .SyUUu xSeuer ~ Slya1a
ode pom Sort unb Stanley Stra6e,
-sr4EE (uabt ber fraberen .8ta.")
ct. YauL Wtnnt1rta.
Wir lexfen bic Mufmer!iamfeit Der Barstr
spn ct. paul unb umgeeenb auf unieru mu9l'
achilles @rpeerteRpre. AQe Arts1 @rcferien,
3ebensmittel, Mebl. Butter> &ter. Elm ppr3a8lt'
@es @laS Sage. ,e. baben mir aets an pano.
gDir ltefern uu(eru 8uuben be Waart1' ms
&aus. s AS
nm g~tneteten 3aipru& tttten
ecobrt @eter & 8ruber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29
.. $. s@itrn'a'' $ g..

>. $. s@iern.aa s &c..
Grpb- NIB 4lttnbanoler In
@iqalrren, &ou9 G1u> unb
- @@nupf<I abaden, Yfeifen ,t.
'ex%febleu ben, eeebrten 93ublitaus ibr ret&ba!tees
Eager scn
Giaar1eu BON $12-S150 pet &aulerb.
8on@,, &au< unb S@nupf< Gabodtn
-a ieber lualN6t,
Btktter> Tabaden ieber Mrt.
a a 0erfauf8-2ofal3 f.:
123 Ste 6tra6t, nabe tsr Natienal gfarine Ban'.
~a Gabrit urp Nieberla8e:
Rpbert 6trobe, Api{@en 8ierter uno Ginfter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-29

!Mesls1leaMelt9uAa
kdun9sepf bsh tr
ncnnel1
lauert In Der gcuRituticn
lebr sieler. Qeute. Ct er-
3eu9t entweber einea &C.,
fdtw69te.t, Yertcrbenen
3uftanb bee 8lutes.
pher 1T habur@ berrrr-
.8e,ufen. Das 8lut mtrb
;unfdbig, Sic Qebenstraft
in ibrer Gbdtiefeit III
.erbalten, unb bde GY.
'ftent tpirbl beraueirt unb
bridt 3ulebt Aan1 aufat1.
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4
= W.. a.s.4sssz, ll.s.Essget4',sltsettr1s-
,a3a u: III auert In Ser gpuHituticu
q 1lkrh lebr sieler Qeute. Ct e..
! A {dtp6@ten, serbcrbtnaeun
Observation-Disclosures bee 8lutes,
zMT1sG1@@l il hsr IL haburd. berr.r-
zG5# 4 4 s@a% 9eufen. Das 8tut tptrb
EAI@ H1j l.| s$5kS lnfiaabiig, Sic Qebtnsfrnft
&EE!@1kS M)E'S5E1II in iibrsr &9dttaltit u
@ESGWE er1alten, urb sbd4 %.
.44e-sEG&Sszf tent tpirb %terauoirt unb
~~ bri9t 3llebt gana aufat,-
e;sue Sic ftrppbulSie Mafedun9 tptrb btrf@ie-
bsnntI terurfa&t: bur1 sMerfnrial= Rrartbeitett,
!tsberit@eS 2eben, f9le9te @trbauuns, IN Jclee
uts0e{nnttr Nabrata, Inrftaer yutt, @dntuB
unp .fHmubigen @eppbnbetten. bur9! 2a{er, unb
por aQetn tur1 sererii4e Mnltednng. Was aber
ett Der l~lrfprun8 fem mag! bic 4rantbeit III
erpli& in Der Gcn0i:atcn uno fetst berab usox
bet .giter,i biz III ben 3tnberne ber britte1 4lno
babur@b erseugt persen, baben serf9tebtne Sra
rten, je tad sen Drganen, bic Drraa9stuei(fi ait
g%earifen 1inb. Sn ben Qun9en er5ea9et bic
I Sfrspbeln Iuberfela uxb iAliebli9 @9pinb-
fflttt:: IN SEN Dralen Mnibpelunsen, tpelae Gi-
ter abfeben, NIB aus benen iib pHe1e Wunbet
bilbens in benz Ma9e,t uxb ben Gin9emeitea
/ Gerauairuuoea, welde l1unertaulidfeit, GySe
pepjie urb Qeberleibrn betpirfen auf Ser 9aut
&uu5lf,!taee unb dbnlite 8rnnfbeiten. 9Qe bie|e
Rrasifteifen baben benIelben uripruns unb erfprs
besn SieleIbe 5eilmetbcbe, na11li9: bic Geinieung
} uub gtGrfunq be6 Bluts. .&finigt ba5 Blut,
unb bis}e eefabrliden aranfbciten t~erlalen Gu9g.
Mit i1tra9er1, faulert 1,nb osrbcrbenen Blut
tVnnt 9br nidt gelunb }ftt1 ; tueu1t ba6 ,,22ebet
hes 0leiides" eeiun0 it, 70 fSnnt SIR feline fro
pbu!Slfn Rrartbeiten babfn.
Mner'8 @aridpnriua
beafbt aus ben wirfiamaen @egenmitteln, Mel&t
bic Wrsnei=W i0enlbaft fit bieie8 Qebet fntbedt
bal, unb fir bic 6eilung ber, Rrnnfbeiten, meI1e
&c mad iin1 3iebt. DaB IS BEL tpeiter1 better it,
aIs iraenb ei,t anteres Mittet, bas bigberN erfur.
bet tplrbe, tpeiB Sober, ber eixen @erlu9 baunt
eentadt bat. DAP IS tpabrbaft auberorbenHi9t
6eilfrdfte 1T i9 pereiniet fir bieft RlaRe ron
!&ranfbeiten, 1t 1tnbefreitbar bur9 bic 9rp6e
Menae son temertensmertben 9eilungen htr
fplsenben &rantbeiten ~teptelen, bic SHentli@ BE-
tau1t 0en1a9t tp1rbet: 55.a
Gngli9e 3rantbeit, 9rifeuanf@melluugen,
'ei@mnlte, Au8i9ld9t. TTiuuen, tul.uoe ett1en,
&rba]ttas, &foit ooer ct. Mutuniu8 Teaer,
galjfab, e9orf, 9uiten in Tolge bon tllberfa=
loieu M6laseruugen in ben 2uugeu,s @lieotr=
t&wa1ulu, :G9md9e, @aferiudt Reuralgte,
9pspepite o6er 11uoeroanli4teit, Syphilis oSer
i1ptiitf@e M~uftednugen, merturtd &raatbei=
ten, mti6li9e S94tuddt ss
Ns aus iinrsiniateiff bss Biutes tntRtben. s.
hatlirte 8eri&te ilab {pt3iele Sale frbet man III
01na~,R ~, ~; Ens,;fA 81, 9ffmnnnnA.
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Sic &igQrren> unb TabQd8>
"''*o. $an6l11n8.
BON s. Br6utiA a m,

Sad{sn 6trabe 3pi}&tn bts 4 .,unb 5ten
IL fir ben 8rp6 unt 4leinb anbel NIT etReua spr.
aiaeli&eu MNortiment BET ausee3ei&nttfeu ab8e.
iaaeYten 6 taarren, iomie nit &au&.. aau-
wv S@nupftabaden, wfttfen nub anetrn 33tan6.
ateuFlttn, auf's Bette seriehen ane ntr!a.,tt IN
ben mpblfeilRen prfileu. s...r-Fz, 3SS1
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6aIbmeg<6 Sans,
gsRe @traBe, p5erbnlb ser 8aiftt Grses,
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-06
Select CAuncil.

The members of the Select Council met in
their Chamber, in the City Hall, yesterday at
ternoon.
Present-C L. Cole Esq, President; Geo.
W. Bluford, ESQ.,, Vice President
Gentlemen-Ryland Capps, 7. M. Wilson,
D. B. Balsom, w. w. Chamberlane, V. ID.
Groner, J. S. Taggart.
The following Standing Committees were
appointed, viz:
On Finance-Messrs. Buford, Burruss, and
On Aims House-Messrs. Capps, Santos,
and Balsom.
On Lamps and Gas-Messrs. CnaIneefiaIhe'
Groner, and Taggart.
On Streets and Wharyes-Messrs. Wilson,
Matthias, and Taggart.
| On Finance and Police-Messrs Groner,
Bluford, and Chamberlaine.
On Market and Docks-Messrs. Burruss,
Santos, and Balsom.
On Public Budings-Messrs. Basom, Gro
ner, and Taggart. .........-.
On Fire Department Messrs Taggart,
Wilson, and Capps.
The President then read the proceedings OF
the Common Council, when the following &C
tion was taken.
Mr.. Bluford opposed the appointment Of
Committee OH the Water Works, and the Sc
lect Council refused to consider.
The bills ordered to be paid by the Com
mon Council were referred to the Committee
on Finance, and concurred in if found to be
correct.
The Registers sem-annual report, and ae-
ton on other communications and business
transacted by the Common Counc !, were con-
Cured in
A communication was received from K. Q.
Drummond, Esq, the city Collector, stating
that the late Collector James l.. Beote, had
refused to transfer to him the Assessors rolls
for 1861. Mr.. Drummond requested the
Council to take such action as was necessary
to enable him to enter upon the immediate
discharge of his duties,
The subject was referred to the Finance
Committee
Mr.. Bluford offered the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas, Cedar Grove Cemetery was opened
in 1927, and many of the lots purchased at
that time have no representatives living here,
or elsewhere, known to the present keeper !;
be it, therefore,
Resolved, Tnat the Joint Committee on
the Almshouse be, and they are hereby, d-
rected to inquire into the matter, and report
the result OF their investigation, with such
recommendations as the case demands.
Resolved, That the Joint Committee on
the Almshouse be, and they are hereby, di-
rected to inquire into the expediency Of set
ting apart limited number of lots in the
said cemetery, to be sold in quarter and half
squares, for the convenience of small families,
&C., and that they report their decision to
tn Council for its future action.
The preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed.
A resolution requesting the most rigid
economy in expenditures on the part of the
School Commissioners, submitted by Mr.. Blu
ford, was adopted.
An ordinance authorising the arming of
the city watch, by his Honor, was adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Ordinances were in
structed to frame an ordinance to muzzle all
dogs, and authorizing the police to kill all
found running at large.
Subsequent to the passage of said ord-
nance, the Select Council then adjourned.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-06
New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Hamburger Brc3 have received fresh lot oil
the celebrated Uron Regalias, and of the genuine
Ell sol.
E. C. Kendall have a store for rent, at the cor
ner of Main and Fenchurch streets.
John M. iSouthgate. Esq., Treasurer, calls the
semi-annual meeting of the irectors of the Mo-
folk Draw Bridge Company. at his house,
Monday, he 9th, at ten o'clock.
". Il. Hadgins is making large additio to
his assortment of Hardware and Cutlery. lie in
vites call of those needing articles in lis line.
r. r Cobb 'Ge Sons have l0xsO SHINGLES for
sale; also, lot of Lard and Naval Stores.
Aag's Head, Roanoke Island and Elizabeth
City. The steamer Gazelle, leaves Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 6 a. m. Passage only So. See
advertisement of NJ. Courtri hit g. Co.
f. W. Ssabury's Sons have just received lot
of wide easy eh0es-also medium widths.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-06
COMMERCIAL.
NORFOLK, July 6, 1866.

NURFULk, July o. Iovos
Since our last weekly report, receipts of pro-
duce have been extremely light, especially cotton
and grain.
The very heavy stock ofcotton on the European
markets. together with the certainty of foreign
war. Cotton has declined from | to cents per
pounI
The demand for corn has ALLEN off, which has
caused corresponding decline.
Stdves continue in active demand at quota
tiops.
Naval Stores.-Stock on hand exceedingly
light. with a small retail demand.
Shingtes.-The market is very well supplied,
with moderate demand.
Bacon and Lard in fair demand at quotations.
The wholesal' grocery market very quiet.
Pork has an upward tendency. Stock on the
market very Light.
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fNAyo,.
l|no.. "A.NoiAL.-We have received bank
,o VI the denomination of one dollar issued
,ot 1 sa. oy the Bank of Somerset. which is
|DsDs spsciaily interesting to antiquarians or
|So "ISrs' although principal and interest, it
Eo vu'a now amount to $4os. What has be-
|ws .' d the institution over whose counter it
Wa. originally passed, bright and new?--
lT,s s,s Is the President? What became of the
|ns rsR bow many Directors, or the custo-
BAronrssu survive? All these questions float
ks suagh our brain, as the time worn paper
d to Vslors US. What history in this prom
d %t'payI Victor Hugo might write book
,as,. but the practical reflection which
,sl ssssts' is in regard to the great mechan-
aakip psrlsction to which the arts of paper
4 b l. lug and engraving have been brought in
bsr ,Ss' nifty years, as illustrated by COM
bsl1 Of this little scrap of worthless paper.
om;. a century ago, with the splendid
M la.a 70 pay, which are afoat to-day
sso n1s'sr are really triumphs Of art; but nm