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beimer o5; VIM n. Adrance, 49, J. Y. Sweet 50; John
Bndd 4, Jacob " ntOney 1893; g. W. Wilcox 81. - -
From ohio-G Ritter. e.e, James Elliot, 1874; ). H. Bud
long, is9. -
fror Indisna-Robbins and Williams 80
Prom Illinois Mccoy & Brother, $780, Dwight & BFo"n
! al; Roe & EedfOrd. s9.
From chigsn--H. NJ Whi,beck. i75.
From Rentneky-Georgo W. Dewey looi John Simmons
o. - ,-. =, ,,,,-r
Receipts by Railroads 20 wits-liuison RIVER Tiroad
;2 Erie Railroad .Hs New Jersey Central Railroad
1901. Total. 1857. -. .,,.,
The live Hog market since date Of last report has rued
steady Will stioug Upward tendency Sales have ueia
Elected az prices avoring holders dung te ehts W.
The arrivals have light and regular aud inc Tad win
fw exceptions has cleared the pens eleh esenng INC
the retail trade The market opens THIS morning "ln -
on sale al the follow ing range Of prices; Choe hel e
Ut l0i0llic medium and ordinary iva ~40'0'' 'o''
lO.QlC.c. No stiilers on sale
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OFFICE EXPIRE FIRE fssrRAscs corp.Sr,
Chances for Business Alen.


A SSIGNEE'S SALE offer FOR SALE for cash
the stock tIade Fixtures Lese and Good VIII Of the
ness OF he Of W. c. X. HERR!CK. assigned 70
benefit of cdtofs consisting u a'so,i'tnt Of ore @
price thereof under sec. TO be In at the No
John st. or or 2s day Of July 1876 which ps hs
. 1865 C. 3. wEsICorT, Assignee.
A REAL BUSINESS MAN, having s., 00Oto $1,000
n to engage with TIE advertiser in the Umbrella manuf
one capable Of peril tending the without espra bg'e.s
we; ebhhed Call address ADAMS Room No. 70 S~eeneys
Hote.
MERRY 30 ATfor SALE-Fcrry-boat EXCHANGE
Waist Ferry 40 feet long by 80 feet beam and u ieet
cylinder and feet stroke Apply
w. COPELAND. No. III Broadwsy New.Ioh
TINO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For se the STOCK and FIXTURES Of the wei lrown Car
risee-akuc establishment Of Thomas George Cook No -
Neweven Conn., (who about % retire ron tie os'
ne from the prope Of the premises of hvs ye
Besides the buildings tho place embraces great deA OF e'
Being Of toe city e~ rods ION
in close negborEood with TIE business fas
Of the city very desbe location. hs,rte oppo unity 10
Of place 70 carry On e p"esA
Apply Ss above
1,HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
OF Msnuacturers TO their water Tower -
the town Of Pssssc Newt on ia ws,s Jour %
end within 10 miles Of Hooo1en and jersey Cy Ana ''n zen no
CRY Hall. Hew-York .,...., Ill, -,
whole River and reservoir OF three nun rud cros
NE mill sites and arranged that each has the hr.Et
Tie baosn, and permanent supply Of wserin n. ne.i
large popu'aiionsuste naviesb" ry~with ~ proximity 70
City II NewYorS Communicating WIN ny p@~ foaa f@-
road by render the mos; adyancoa oesoh Tor aa-
ufartores IA the country. -, - ,.-,- ,,,.,,. ,
dent Trenton. ~ j.
NyyANTED-Alen wishing TO engage in u plea arr
w end business to give ms cali Parties gong uti %
We.t do call Office before leaving ths y TIE
eapa required trsm +5 $780, and psy iie y t. s "a
day. Cali al No. SO Cour.landtst GUSHING WIN"
u Ernu rrH~r
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Receipts Of Produce.

MAY Ia III bbls Flour 80 bbls WHISKY. $40 bbls
Corn Meal lao sacks Corn Meal sacks Ocake 200 bush
Wheat l+s OIL bush Corn 49, bush. Oats. COO BUSH Malt
pkes Ashes pkgs Beef 25 bbls PetroeGm. ISL bales
Cotton.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERN july 3o-Bef,rs
Ju,fic MCNEIL
SUPREME COURT-CnAMBEfs- lO-Bcfore Jusiios


TIE DIVORCE LAVA STRONG AlIBI.
Fisher Ggt. Flsher.-ln this case the husbana COM
menced proceedings fra divorce charging bis w.e vb
adultery two occasions and among no ie' ON
Christmas Eve. summons was Issued proof O. ~ sI'ice
gveD reference ordered report submitted end the uecr's
taken the Teglr course The ye Low cones - sra eGs
taat tie Summons never was served o. he and t.at o. C
I've she engaged 70 .ady Who would 10
sST bnbnd coHi her story ana tic dcssntant araes 81
charges against her. The plaintiff in reply read ah4avit2
gong the service OF the her aud ns sAe
had Complained greatly of her husband and be BE- 70
put him in bodily fear. and, further that sft WA q
The Cont directed reference to ascertain the
A. s. Cohen for the notion ex-Judge Beach oppossG
OPPOSING STEAMBOAT LINES.
Hancox agt Cornel.-The plaintiff the owner Of
sSn Gy LINE p5Ps last G s a ssd to T
should procure him lease OF the south bsl Of the pier
repairs $4,000 the bearing the charge OF e
pairs for tie Of the Troy line OF steamboats, Of Which ire
lth the owner That the defendant suggested That 10
woull be better take the lease IN hs (deiendans nan
which he could aerward assign to tue piinun lLse
the plaintiff agreed this ard day two serwnrd IN
formed h lie had leased the premises for - 30 and re-
pairs which he would assign to him for $1,000 taking The e
per annum compensation for the negotiation That ne
defendant said he had to 20 up the rVe that eFho" rue
would wien he came do@n That relying On ,lsss
statements gave up his pier at FrsnGst and ceased 10
efforts obtain pier elsewhere That having no per hh
injuries will BE- lrepara lie accompanies bis own siaie
ment with the affidavit Marsh Bis agent f.
with Iappen the agent OF the owners Of the per IL N
aton the matter TIE pill asks the speeihc performance OF
the verbal contract and al Injunction on he Gelenonn ron
order 10 show cause with temporary nlunco. Law.
Ing granted the defendants their and
adays prevent the continuance II ihe injunction In@
Defendant ne owner the RoRdout ne Il seamDva;s de-
mics positively whole story of ln,f lie tie
the pier first suggested 70 HIM by the agent 81 e
Of pier and thai without any negotiation whatever
he accepted the proposition That nfewld HancoI ssAsd
Inn lease him the pier and as be deiencanD az the He CO.
cupcd the ays pier he did absolutely refuse. bit
yesed that he might Il HIMSELF that 'ne lease
contained stipulation that should not be assigned "rlcGt
the consent OF he owners thas subsequently having assigned
the Lease he took possession Of and used Tor hs ne the
tie Harrlsons pier until the Injunction served hun.
wherrupon left and the plaatf insantytook Iesses
sou used it line. lie asks the DISSOLUTION Of tho
injunction.
The Court took the papers.
Mr. Robinson Mr. scribner for plaintiff; ~. j burr
for plaintiff
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sTArE or Nav. York. BAsx DePAnrxKsr.
AIalxy Anil % tycc


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chapter
2b Laws u 1859 49, Laws Of le6 that circulating
notes nei 70 the Market Bank banking association located
Cry New iors viii be redeemed by the
the Banking Department presentation the New state
uoa bans IN the City Of Albany iof sr from the hereof
AID not thereafter.
he outstanding ceulng Of the ad bank he
o. toead within sx from The date hereof and al
'A not be presented for REDEMPTION and within
l,sech,d VIII cease 10 be charge the fund
nc Superintendent Ter that purpose.
~ Z, Wtpo. a. ". SCHUYLER surtrint,ud.nt
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financial.


Tay,uRy DEPARTMENT June % 100;
NOTICE "a hereby given 10 HOLDERS OF CER-
y TFIcArEs OF NpEBrEnNESs i,aed gnse a.' .. 1P9
aress approve March H. 1901 that the Secretary o. &c
IN accord nc. with ard the tenor 81 ,Ad 'e
r-epaei TO REDEEM tefJre maturity all terthcas VI
70 falling Do or August 81 1866 with accIuei nee' NC
rrc.en Ell Tor redemption te0re July - TOO snI
sner snc WILL CEASE To bhAk 30
vii he paid on presentation the Department wh oy "
said 5th Of July. II. e.Oee
UsT7Ep sTATE1 TREASURY ISTgREsr DEPaRr,ssssr'
CCHEDULES of (3O) Thirty or more V,5o)
y -FyFN ASD THREEyENrHs COUPONS, payable iuy o.h
instant received for examination a. t.e D'P
OF tie U. 5. Treasury. H. II, sn' r.snr, n
EALL RIVER GOLD MINING I'M Co.
ft.prru sqo on VI '0A'''' SHARES, IS EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, $4,000
TKUsTEEs
william a DANIELS / HIRAM P CROZIER
ffiEE - coz HARPER u. ORAHOOD,
President, WILLIAM B. DANIELS.
sse-..sry and Treasurer LUXE {. coz. . -,
HARPER NJ ORAHOOD or central Oy 'oorauo
IN. FALL RIVER GOLD MINING Co u olor.do was osah
State OF New ORR 70 "oA
go fset Of Gold snd -ierbearng Property ON the ho.s .e
Whsler aud Cspo lode Upper Fan RIVER District 'I miles o
Central City. .,----,- II ~, u.ti. 20
A''e''N'N'' f ~ DANIELS, CROZIER1 COZ,
No. q Nassan-s'. New YORK
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LAW INTELLIGENlE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Julr a.
Judge BETS.
CONVERSATIONS OF ILLICIT WHISKY.
On motion of Assistant District-Attorney r. K

Judge BETS.
CONVERSATIONS OF ILLICIT WHISKY.
On motion of Assistant District-Attorney r. X
Phep and no appearance biDg made the other SIDE de-
crees OF condemnation entered against q Ds and
hhds spirits found No 81 Bridgest bhls Of sprs
ouud at 80 Peck slip and bbls OF spirits found ~ No.
IS Cedar ST. seized failure pay the Internal Revenue TAX
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERN july 30.-Bef,rs
Justice MoNELI-
ANOTHER CASE OF ALLEGED Cruelty TO sXAyrs.
Kelley agt. Dutton.-On the application OF Mrssrs-
James Duupbv an order Of arrest fixing the bail q, LOO
has granted against the defendant the above
The aidlys that tue plaintiff vas CABIN 10Y 90
board tie ship Philadelphia sailing Liverpool AID
this port Of which the defendant is lrst mate. TIE ata's
stated that the plaintiff had been cruelty assaulted IN tbs port
The came np yestei motion 10 vcaie TIE order
Of arrest After bearing aidayts OF most c0llg chhr-
acer the Court denied the motion but reduced he ta to
$50.
Messrs James Dunphy for plaintiff Beebe, Dear Dcrs
hue Tor defendants
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srzcIA. TrTn-Jtn 10
Before JUICE BRApN

DRAWING CHECKS WITHOUT FUNDS TO MEET THEa.
Henry X. Leonard et al sg DometriLs = schoLed ct
The defendants were arrested in a suit che, h
for 81 PTS drawn by them the Croton National Bank
April last The order for the based CO
adavts setting that this check drawn when The
PENDANTS knew that they had funds IN the bank 70 meet II
with the def aud. The defendants who sioot
brokers In Wast moved TO yacate this order oH tho
ground that there intent to detraud Iner adnvs
that they had been IN the habit OF ca hs
bank with its knowledge to an extent Omen OF sSths
bank certifying their checks aud they making them good s
fore the close OF bank hours tina. this Particular % hey
disappointed in obtaining fund.-. aud compel "a 10
suspend and their office entirely Unexpectedly 10
themselves and that II the plaintiffs had acted win dr.res
their check would have been certified aud they saved ON
loss
In reply conended that they had oyerdrawn heir se
unusual that day and tina, The bank Ae
therefore ceased certifying or them. and that ro OF
fraudulent intent
The Court took the papers. reserving its decision.
Mr. Clinton for plaintiff, Mr.. HutcLings for deicE.Eria
DECISIONS.
Coate art The Hoboken Land aud Improvement foisn.
tiff has amended sumMons o. payment %
$40 costs proceedings stayed until costs are paid
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AETH0POLtrAN SAVINGS BANK, !
~ La 4 -onn.a La--.rr-.--n LuInn u. AXr

4ikTn0P0LIrAY sAvINGt bANK \
No. 10 COOPER INSTITUTE, THIRD AVE,
KwlORK. July ,. 1850.
nIVlDEND NOTICE-Six per cent free from Coy.
Inu-nt DIVIDEND "A sem annual Interest At the rate II
SIX CENT Tree frou Government tss on AL sums
will be paid sn after tie thd Wednesday IN
July.
ruo,. made on or before VII draw interest from Jolly
hank omen daily aud Monday Wed
ISAAC 7. SMITH President.
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ALBANY, April a. 1866
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter 236,
~ Laws d 1859 and &C Laws Of e65 that the circulating
,usd to the MERCANTILE BANK Banking Association located In
the city Of Newyofk viii be redeemed
ent Of the Banking Department presentation NEW YORK
STATE NATIONAL BANK, in the City OF Albany
nom the date thereof and not thereafter.
The outstanding circulating notes Of the said Bank be pre-.
'enied a. Aforesaid within from the and all
noe which shall not BE- presented for redemption and payment
he time thus specified viii be charge
hands Of The Superintendent for that parpo,r:
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SECOND DISTRICT C0URr-JuLY l0-Beiore Jpst's
kIRBEN.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FIISr-CLAss JOB AND

O'Brien agt. Landers.

In this case the plaintiff agreed to paint and grain
the defendants aloon No. II Ann-s for SO lie also ons
extra work which charged The defendant 'fste
pay the ground that the WORK was nor wen done "na
testified that The plaintiff agreed TO- and did make 'i
class Job oft The plaintiff denied this aud testified hn ~
simply agreed TO- and did make good job OF H. S.N
nuuber Of experts were examined both sides and their Is
tmony was somewhat conflicting. The plaintiffs oonl'e'
claimed that as 6sedss Job would b. out OF place ~ p
room and the plaintiff Witnesses test fled that tie NoTk Wa
yell done he should have judgment After reviewing toe
mony at length His Honor rendered judgment IN a'ss
the plaintiff for the full amount. with coats
John Langtree for plaintiff; II. WhDflj for detses'a
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OFTlcE on Taa nav loAK qulIADLE IA.tAA,tE Q"
No. % NALI.sr.. Nzw-foKK, Jolly {, l u.
nIVIDEND.-Thc BOARD of DIRECTORS have
declared Annual Dividend 81 SIX FER CENT
t.s sn Government payable aud siier the 2h inst
JOHN MILLER. Secretary.
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DluiocnO Notices.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
~ Chafhnr,-saunfr. opposite Motfst,. New ok
have declared DIVlDEND At the rate Of SIX PR CENT pc" an
Il GovenIetsx on al deposits rntc Thereto lon -
$500 pyebr ~ ard afer jniy id
DOWERY NATIONAL BANK-New-York, June
ID y IaG-A DviJead Of FIVE 81 PER CENT Gee Of GOV
rnner, TAI Do. 1eel .r cl payable after July The
Tn.'er Book i. Jo cae the 2Jd n. % Jnly , 1885,
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They by the following routes. Erie Rroad Els Har-
lem Riroad, $50; Camden AID Amhoy Railroad % New
Jersey Central Railroad ~. hy Hudson RIVER boats, Ol
About $3.50 were In the Yards on Monday.
LIST OF DROvEPB.
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PtrrsBuRGH FoRr WAIVE CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY,
lUTsBl RGu. June % itt6.
PuiIADKLPnia AND READING RAlLRoAD CoxPASr }
LPucg No ~ SourH toURrHsr..

LPylcE No 227 SoufH touRrHsr..
PHIpADzLPHIA, June 20. 1896.
dividend NOTICE The Transfer Books OF
~ Company will closed SATURDAY June o. and
opened on FRIDAY. July -, 1895.
DVDEND OF FIVE PER CENT has been declared on the
Preferred National and State
u the holders thereof they shall
stand the BOOKS OF the Company lie 10th inst All
payable at this Office. :. BRADFORD. treasurer
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-New-YOrk June "a, 1866
~ The Board of Directors OF tho HOWARD INSURANCE
COMPANY have this declared AL DIVIDEND Of
SIN PER CENT payable and Gier the
9Th day Of July next HENRY A. OAKLEY Nice-Presideni
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The total number this week. 57Ji head compares with
5743 head last with 5S mead average per WetA
last year. and with 4OJ for the corresponding week one yea!
ago.
number sold yesterday and to-day at the principal mar
ket 1850 head compares with $3.50 head last week. and WIN
369 head average per week last year and with 2o'
head, at market one year
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/. HAMILTON, Vasle.
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 2J7
4 Br1edway. on icfs place.
DIVIDE The Trustees Of h intnon have directed inst me
usual DVDESD drpos entitled thereto oT tie IA months
crr June . the SIX PER CENT
not exceeding s snd FIVE PER CENT 600 Fre from
tan viii pii and after MONDA jay ~ 200
FRANCIS p. SCHoAL>. President.
3. Secretly. PrTER CUnaSo Accountant
oFrIcE OF raa Nav OAK teurAnLE IA.uaANcG 90,
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WHERE IHL CATTLE AhL fhp@.
The Buocks sold at AeTtons reported from The follow
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NiA4N " 80 ALBANY, June ~, 1866. )
y, 7 rrprON Ayant &c of the late Incorporated
-, az Bs7k bs, Ibis d,y f,a, in th Office, RSiee
Of the srrinfnsnt Of THE EEWfOkA SIAIE on ~ "a
AK IN the Citv Of Albany Agent for the roenlson ~ ~
cirennr notes d said Bank together with =, NE
The CITY Bank uch agent
~ -ed Act srnd the eyers acts rtiitng 20 Ali
~ No, '~s ~ q. ". SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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OCEAN House., PoRTsAouTH,- atten-
ton of the Board of Health is called to the
lot in rear Of the Ocean House, which is in a
very filthy condition. The neighbors. appear
to empty all their trash. andn filth there,
and the efflavia is noi.oms, and pestilentIal,
Now is the time to abate all these nuisances
and cholera. breeders, as.tbe, hot,sun. viii seoa
revisit US, and with his bright beams disperse
the miasma far and wide. Prevention Is our
only safeguard. s 81, ,.
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The DREDalNa MAcHIaE.--Ws are much
pleased TO see that this machine Is still at
work cleaning out our docks in order to ena-
bic Us to receive ships of the greatest tonnage
A portion Of our wharves heretofore, were not
sufficiently deep for this purpose. We also
notice that this machine has since. ye.terelay,
moved to the opposite side Of the dock, near
Graves Ship Yard. This is likewise a good
thing for the health Of the city, aud is, there
fore doubly meritofious. Gre ahead In the
work Of progress aud reform.
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To THE NonFoLK LAnIEs.-~The ladies in
nearly every city aud town in the South are
moving to celebrate the coming May by sub
stautial testimonials 10 coinmemoration of
their dead heroes. This patriotic work is be-
inc done through the medium Of Fairs. TO
the patriotic ladies of cur city, we'kpow the
hint is sufficient. but pride aud feeling re-
ouires us to add few words. Theif
heart.--and our hearts---have ceased TO bleed
over the heroic dead, whose names remain to
US pow cherished and treasured up amid our
most affectionafe memories They rerilled all
for US. ard many fell upon the field Of honor
able combat, contepding for constitutional
liberty. Their. cause was ours; and to them
every token of honor and Remembrance should
DO paid. One duty remains to US yet. Will
not the ladies Of our city, at our suggestion,
take this matter up, and aid the Monument
Association by one Of those dear and kindly
demonstrations they know SO well hsw TO get
up which shall carry all our hearts by storm,
and empty our pockets. sea
Tie season offruits aud flowers is at hand
We commend the subject to the warm hearts
and fair hands Of Our Norfolk ladies'
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New AdYertiseinents.

The following new Advertisements aprear Ia
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
ten,ion Of our readers:
Capps d Pset--Great rush to this ropular and
fast--elling house. What is the cause Answer,
sac their new advertisement.
Unsfsd Pre- Compa"y-See funeral notice ia
another columa
Ale Cocbs, Ps tolls, and other Hardware. T..
g. Womble Co. have two new hardware I'D
refreshments to-day.
Dsmiag. The great grocer is on hand again
with tempting luxuriss. Fill your poeksts with
money. and then run after them. -.
Gaadidats's Cara.-L. II. kingman Is can
didate for the House of Delegates.
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BENEFIT OF THE FIREMEa's. Fusn. -Thi

BENEFIT OF THE FIREMEN'ss Fuxp This
org}nisation, for the support Of INDECENT fire.
ma and their families, viii take benefit at
tse Opera House. tomorrow friday after
noon at three O'Clock. Wyman will appear
in his mysteries and delusions, and other nov
elites will also be offered for the amusement
Of the public, together with distribution of
valuable prizes. Let all attend. and above
all take the children.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. d. PHELPS,
NJ. 5, Commercial LIoc.
G. II. PHELPS. AUCTIONEER.

FURNITURE, GROCERIES AND DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, the
~ 26th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, We
will sc at our auction rooms, a geueIs 81 n sort
ment of Iious bud Furui .ure, embracing the
usual variety.
) very enc Brussels Carpets, nearly new.
GROLERIEo.
80 bhls Cider Vinegar,
10 boxes Castillo Soap,
rs Ground Cote,
Gunpowder and Jung Hy on Toas,
Soda, Cinnamon, Alspice, Peppe-,
Smoking Tobacco, T..
ALSO
SUPERIOR IMPORTED ENGLISH
GOODS.
5000 yards fine Manchester Bleaohed Cos&ous,
400 dozen Coats Spool Cotton,
loo " Clar 3 Spool Thread.
These goods are of superior quality aud the
trade is especially invited to examine them b, fore
the sale
LEIGH BROS. PHELPS,
apA-tds Auctioneers.
BY ". X. ROBERTS. Auctioneer
AND COMMISSION MERcHANT,
cormsr Roaroke Square a.e |ids Wsse~ Ss~s~.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, GRO
GERlES, LIQUORS, HARDWARE
AND CROCKERY AT
AUCTION.
n WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY
/ 1t. Al ril 76th. Ice, commencing at II
O'Clock. m. at my store, corner Ut kosnokp sqr.
and Wide Water street.
) Cases Claret Wine,
Cases Brandy Pesch-s,
s Cases Neisstiuers Hocks
u ases brakes Bitters,
Cases Sauterue, Chateau ola tour noir.
Cases Sauce.
8 bbls Anti Ague BitterS,
Dozen Felt Hats,
Cas,y Misses and Boys Shoes,
bbls Vinegar,
Dthls Maccaboy Snuff,
ALSO
A large lot of Can Fruits, HOLSTERS, &c., and
". r. ROBERTS,
sp23-2t Auctioneer.
BY FENTkESS j. COLEMAN,
East side MGrkef Sq,tafe, Portsmonsh, IA.
d AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANT.
II AS for sale the finest truck farm
IL ia Norfolk county, Containing 100 aGres,
distant one mile from the cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, on the south bank Of the EliEebeth
river, just below the Naval hospital
=, ALSO.
$50, 900 worth of real estate in the city.
Parties at the North desirihg land 10 this sec
ton, would do aell to give US call ALI COM
uunicotions attended to promptly.
FESTkESS 4 COLEMAN,
nh l4-u Aucuoneers.
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AsoTHHR. ,CasDIpATE.--L. II. Kinsman,
Esq, is q candidate for the House OF Delegates,
in the place Of Logan Hurst, Esq resigned.
We know this gentleman and are confident
that if elected he will well represent the in-
terests Of his constituents.
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9HE CiPx JAIL FIREp.- Two Negroes
s0nhned in the City Jail at Portsmouth. set
a's to the Jail, and one Of taem contrlved toes
sape, but IVES soon arrested and brought back.
.nsy list get the building on fire near the
u0or' but the jailor discovered this attempt
s'a put the frs out. During his absence
u0Wa town, however, they both succeeded in
s''.lng ont, but only one of them scaled the
val. On the return Of Marshal Hutchinson,
'As S'lor. TIE Constables were Immediately
Z" upon bis track, and he was soon over
Ssusd and returned to bis quarters. his limbs
~sSnsw erased with Get VI double irons.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-26

RESTED.--T. w. Pierce, was the successful
bidder to-day. renting the. Tobacco Ware
House and wharf at $3.50. Hadsthe Counci
rented this property the first Of this year. /,
would have realized $1,000 premium.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-26

BEwARE.-The Oyster Inspector this morn
ing sent his clerk down the river in bis boat,
to arrest all oysterinen plying their craft
without license, with orders to seize their
boats and bring them Zip to the city with
their owners. Better obey the law. and avoid
all trouble and expense.