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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05

The GREAT WATER QUEsTIoN.-Ws hope
that the plan or scheme to be brought to the
attention of the Common Council by Dr.
Fhzglbbon this evening, will be of a rigidly
feasible and practical character. The people
OF the city expressed their opinion in relation
to this subject years ago, but there has been
no prompt action on the part of the Councils
tocarry their expressed wishes into effect
Recently the absolute necessity for an abun-
dant supply OF water to the city, has forced
itself upon the consideration by two circum-
stances which have come under the notice of
all Observers The first is the excessively hot
weather which has been experienced, attend
ed with scarcity of rain, which has subjected
the population to serious Inconvenience. Our
cisterns have been exhausted and, the supply
OF drinking water has really been insufficient
Or procured at great incon venience.
These circumstances alone are sufficient OF
themselves to render the use of extraordinary
means proper to supply the city with an ade-
quate supply of water Persons have been
compelled, and are at this moment, to econo-
mise in the quantity of water used for Clean
sing purposes, in order that due quantum
may remain on hand for the necessities Of the
thirsty, end for culinary purposes. But re-
Gently the importance of an abundant supply
Is strongly urged upon the consideration o.
1 IN Councils, in a sanitary point of view
Inc second letter Of DR.. jackson, the Score
u,afy OF the Board Of Health, which we pub
nshed in the Day Book of yesterday, bring
'nis subject to our notice with powerful force
de alludes to the danger to which wear,
exposed by reason of our reliance exclusively
uPon cisterns, or small reservoirs for our sup
BY Of drinking water, by which the chance
Ior absorbing poison are ten1fold to what they
would b, if our supplies, as DR.. jackson tell
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The ChiIdren's Southern Relief Fair
Liberal Donation of the Messrs. Stieff,
NO. 4. North Liberty street. u.

NV 1AUCEty 6tICCh'
The kindly hearted women of Baltimore
seemed determined to persevere in their efforts
to alleviate the suferings of the people of the
South. The exertions on their part which
eliminated in the great Southern Relief Fair
have become matter of history, and their
good deeds are now household words at
thousands of Southern fresides. Since the
close of the fair they have not relaxed their
exertons. They have had concerts, exhibit
tions, excursions, etc, all in aid of Southern
orphans, and ON Monday, the 10th instant,
there is to open another fair, in the hall of
the Maryland Institute, under the auspices of
"The Children's Southern Relief Association F"
The Messrs Stieh, No, Z North Liberty
street, have presented to the managers of this
fair, through Mrs E. A. r. Mears No. SO
North Charles street, one of their latest I'M
proved seven-octave pianos. The instrument
is finished in the highest style of the art, the
case being carved all round, and with richly
carved feet and pedal. 1t has all the latest
Improvements, with the Agraffee attachment.
The cost price is 500, and the managers
fully expect to realize $1,000 from its sale.
1t will be remembered that these enterpris-
ing gentlemen donated an instrument to the
late Southern Relief Fair, and this second gift
to the same cause shows that, their hearts are
alive with the right kind of sympathy for
suffering humanity Baltimore Sun.
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ARRIVALS

ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NEWTON, Prop'r
WEDNESDAY, September 5, 1866.
George c. Irwin, Baltimore; A. J. Leary,
Phila.; A. Anderson, George Ewart, New York;
F. G. Wilson, Virginia; j. H. Tiemyer, Bait.
j.. Southgate, Va; ]. W. Roberts, 81. L. Fuse
Gates, N. CHI. T. Lasster & Sbn, Jno. E. Ba-
ker, Murfreesboro N. C; B. W, Joyner, Rich
mond. .
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F. r. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer-.

ia, = = = TRUSTEES SALE.
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
II from Elisha r. johnson and wife, to secure
an advance from the Norfolk Building Fund As
ISOLATION, the undersigned will proceed to sell at
auction in front of the premises on TUESDAY
the 18th day of September. at IL o'clock, M,
r ONE DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT,
Nos. "a and 90,
On East side of Brewer street, between Butte and
Charlotte, together with the LOT upon which it
is situated, 81 feet deep by 80 feet wide.
TERMS OF SA1B.-One quarter cash; A, 8 and IL
months Gre dit will be given for the balance, the
pure aaser giving bonds, bearing interest," and
deed of trust to secure deferred payments,
p .s5.=- FINLEY F. RGUSON, g3
LEWIS SALISBURY,
--. s-.-5 JOHN P. LEIGH,
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Association.
F. F. FERGUSON,
au25-tds Auctioneer.
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PORTSMOUTH FEMALE INsTITUTE.-Rev.
j. C. Hiden, Associate Principal of tn school,
is already in Portsmouth at his residence, cor
ner of Court and North streets, where be is
ready to receive applications for ad mission,
and to give INFORMATION. concerning the course
of study, terms, &c. The school opens on
Monday next, the 10th Sept n'
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MARROW EscAPE.-On the morning of the
4th instant, Mr.. Mucheisa, a merchant of the
city of Richmond, in attempting to reach the
wharf at Old Point, from the Baltimore boat,
after she had cast off, fell into the water and
being unable to swim, was saved from drown
ing by the exertions of negro man.
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MARINE INTELLIHENUE,

PoRT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Sep. 5.
ARRIVALS, .-
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore. M
Str Eolus, MeCarrick, Yorktown. JI
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. 1s
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond .e
Brig Neuritas, Willard, New Haven, FISH to
master. ...--- +s.al.s tae..1
DEPARTURES, a-
Str. Thos. Kelso, Russell, Bait more.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown. .---t.-.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton,
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str M. Martin, Hams, New York,
Str Geo, Appold, Howes, Boston.
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CoSvALEscENT.-W are gratifed to learn
that Miss lee, whose indsposition at Mays
Head, we mentioned some days ago, is con-
valescent-her father, N. B, Lee, Esq, the
Inspector of Streets, having returned to the
city from visit to his daughter.
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HEALrH OFFICERS REpoRT.-T

HEALTH OFFICERS REPoRT.-The follow
ing is statement of the deaths in the City Of
Norfolk for the month Of August 1885,
White Maes.-Darrhea |; Gastritis J.
Acute Hydro Cephalus Il hamilton 2; Maras-
mus l; Cholera Infantum. -Total 9.
White Females.-Dysentery 2; Typhoid
Fever l. Chronic Hepatitis I; Cholera Nor
bus l; Conclusion of Brain l; Phthisis Il Um-
bilical Hemorrhage l; Infantum Commissions
l; Diarrhea l; Cholera lnfantum Total
II.
Colored Males-Choera Infantum g.; Diar-
rhea /; Phthiss q Hemorrhage /; Tabes Me-
renterica /; Stilborn Total 8. ls
Colored Females.-Cholera Infantum l.
Dysentery /; hamilton l; Phthisis /; Old
Age l; Unknown 4.---Total
Ages---3 from go to 70 years; from 80 tc
60; from 40 to so; 6 from 80 to 40; from
20 to 80; from 10 to 20; 2 from 5 to 10; z
years of age and under 19.-Total SO.
Whites 20; Blacks 16,
Decrease since last report So
A, T. BELL, NJ. D.,
Health Officer
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Tue CASE or MLLwARD The case of
Mr.. Millward, the keeper Of a Variety Saloon,
was under discussion this morning before the
Mayor. The Court was quite filed, and the
subject before his Honor seemed decidedly an
attractive one. GcV . = +fEa
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MAYORS CoURr.-PortsmouM- September 4th,
His Honor Mayor White, presiding.
Osborn Page, colored, arrested by officers
Murphy and johnson foe having in his possession
concealed weapons; allowed to depart by leaving
his pistol as security to appear at the Court this
morning. failed to appear.
W. & J. Parker arraigned for leaving obstruc-
ton in the street; fined So.
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DIED,

On Tuesday evening, Sept 4th. J NJ E S
WALTER, infant son of James r. and Virginia
P. Heating, aged 10 months.
The funeral will take place from their residence
a few doors below the Custom House, West side
Main street, this afternoon az clock. Friends
and acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend. 7-T rct-.
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On Monday afternoon meeting took place
at the Court House, in jackson, and General
Thomas j. Persons was nominated for the
Senate, and General Mat. Ransom and Capt,
Samuel r. Stancell, for the House of Com
nous, for Northampton County
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IMPRovEMENTs,--The town of Hampton is
decidedly improving, several new establish
nents are in process of erection, and the place
bids fair to resume all its former Importance
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EvAcUATEp.-We learn that the U. s
troops which have lately been on Craney
Island, left yesterday for Old Point
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IMPROVEMENT. Workmen are engaged on
the sidewalk on Main street. near Fenohurch
which greatly needed repairs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NORl ok CLASSICAL SCHOOL

NOHf OLh CLAoSlCALg SCf1OOL.
THIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN on the
II September in the room on Freemason
street. opposite Christ Church, in which Miss
Robinson has for many years conducted her
School. -. ~
The course of study will embrace the English,
Ancient and Modern Languages, and Mathe-
MATES. M t
Tuition, per session of ten months, $50, ore
halfto be paid in advance, and the remainder on
the 18th of February. All who enter within the
first two and half months will be charged the
the whole price 1880. Those who enter after
that time, will be charged $50, $40, or $40, ac-
cording to the time of their entrance.
c, NORRIS,
au7-tl5th Principal.
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Observation-Disclosures Duval, Jr.,nef tn
National Express and Transportation Co.
will accept our thanks for late papers,
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NEwPoRTs News LoTs.---Half acre lots ars
leasing at Newports News for $500,
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PORTSMOUTH COUNCIL. body met
yesterday afternoon, when the following
members were present:
W. H. Hodges, Esq, President; Messrs.
Ashton, Balm. Brooks, Palmer, Barnes, Bill
soly, Grice and Linn. g. haa s
], l. Report on Swimming Point and Union
bridge repairs, received ss-l q 2 &@
2. Ordinance appointing scavenger adopted.
/ 8. Certificate of election of city Sergeant,
ordered to be furnished to Clerk of Hastings
Court. Ek YaJ I8ali6t@ =.
4. Captain Ashtons proposition relative to
Pest House and freedmen, was declined.
5. Reports Of Clerk of the Council and
Collector of Taxes, referred.
6. All buildings within limits of the streets
referred for examination and report to Street
Committee
7. Several reports from city officials were
received. al l-s5=6m ISIS
8. The sum of $50 appropriated for repairs
of pumps.
O.. Reports of Wood Inspector and Mayor
received t..
10. The sum of 300 was appropriated for
the use of the Board of Health - III saa
II. The petition from Newtown relative
to pump, referred. sSzi blossoms SO
-. Several bills were allowed, and the
Council adjourned 3.4u@a
One HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Pass
ED THROUGH FOB THE NoRTH-On the Sea-
board train yesterday there was nearly three
hundred passengers; possibly among them,
were one hundred and fifty North Carolina
merchants on their way to purchase their fall
stock. From the large number of those who took
the Baltimore boat for the North it was esti-
mated by several of our merchants who were
present, that at least one hundred thou
sand dollars 10 cash was carried past our
doors by these merchants Let capitalists
and business men reflect on this, as the fruits
of one days operations. If we had the ex-
elusive wholesale dealers and jobbers here to
supply the immense trade of all that pass
through. on as favorable terms as they can
buy elsewhere; we should stop all of these reo-
pie in the city Let us stir this matter up, so
that capital and enterprise will settle here
and develop the immense advantages of our
position. 81 is,r5l s3sa sH-.'
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THE DAY BOOK.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 5, 1865.


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Copies Of our Weekly and Tri- Weekly paper can be
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AUCTION SALES.
By LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
- No. 5 Commercial Ro1c.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE. e --t7s&
.ON MONDAY. THE I7th Day OF
" September 1866, the undersigned, as Special
Commissioner, under decree of the Circuit
Court Of the City of Norfolk, pronounced in the
Chancery suit of Orchard N. Jefery VS.. Mar
garet r. Jeffrey and others" will proceed.to cell
at public auction, on the premises, the following
real estate belonging to the estate OF Mrs. Aune
Jeffery, deceased, viz ids ar -sr 14ss 4 ca
~ A HOUSE AND LOT. t-4s
On the East Side Of Catherine street, in the City
of Norfo K, No. 20, now occupied by J. Il. Gil
lett, Esq. 81 -
This is very, desirable family residence, and
has all the necessary out houses and conyenlencea
attached. ED
The sale will take place at IL o'clock on the
premises. afly
Terms OF SALE.--A sum sufficient in cash to
pay the costs of suit and expenses of sale, tse
balance upon a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, equal installments, the purchaser to give
bonds, with good security, for the deferred pay
ments and the title to be retained until the fur
Their order of the Court.
JOHN G00DE, Jr.l
-. Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
auz7-tds - Auctioneers,
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Rules for CORRESPONDENTS.

The subjoined rules we clip from an ex-
change which published them from the Caddo
Journal. All of the five are entitled to the
| rigid observance of correspondents or contri-
buffers for they will greatly lessen the labor of
editors, printers, and proof readers, and tend
to insure the appearance in print of their lit
erary paintings. The third rule is of very
great importance There is an idea prevalent
that redundancy Of style is attractive. 1t
may be upon some occasions and upon some
subjects, but in almost every case where ar
ticles are designed for the daily press, brevity
condensation, sticking to the point, econo-
missing time, looping off all extraneous re-
marks and exercising great care in being par
ticular to "shut off the gas" are points in
dispersal to insure insertion and general
perusal. "Say your say plainly and then
stop" is an admirable injunction and worthy
the most rigid adherence. There is hardly
any communication which fails to receive
some touch either Of the pen or scissors And
if correspondents and contributors would al
ways bear in mind the variety of matter
which it is desirable to get into a daily paper
10 order to crafty the different tastes to be
consulted and meet the limited space to be oc-
cupied in order that all may be to some extent
pleased, the absolute necessity of condensa-
ton, which is so much disregarded, becomes
at once apparent to the rejecting Then,
after all, patience is to be exercised; for some
contributors imagine that unless their articles
appear the next day after they are received,
or very shortly after, they are not appreciat-
ed In other words, the importance of its
early application may be viewed as
the standard by which the author
estimates the worth of his contribution.
1t is as much as to say publish mine at once,
as it is of course more important than any
other original matter you have received, CT
have in hand" But we subjoin the rules,
RULES FOR CORRESPONDENTS,
l. Write on one side of paper only.
2. Write as distinctly as possible, and
without fourishes. Proper names must be
written very plainly.
s. Don't gas. The editor reserves this
privilege. Say your say plainly, then stop,
and may your days be long in the land
A Send your name. 1t will be kept in
strict confidence Iel
S. Take last look at your beloved off
spring before committing it to the mails for
you will never see it again in its original
manuscript 1t is considered capital offence
for any editor to return rejected manuscript.
We get three cents pound for them, and the
devil assures US some of them "weigh awful, !"
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AUCTION SALES.
EXECUTIVES SALE.
IN nIONDAY. THE sth day Of Oc

ON MONDAY, THE eth day of De-
W tober, 1866, will be sold at the Court House
door in Edenton, all the real estate OF Major L.
tracts. or parcels ofland, to witt >
J. The Farm wherein he resided, containing
1855 acres or less, (most Of which are
cleared) with all appurtenances This farm stu
ated within one mile of the town of Edenton, has
on it large commodious and beautiful residence,
with all necessary outhouses, several large barns,
good wells of water, and is finely wooded.
II. Two Ship Yards in the town of Edenton'
The ways of both beneath water-are in very
good order and with comparatively little expense
can be put in in working condition. On both are
conmodious Warehouses, and on one is Steam
Grist and Saw Mill! which with some repairs-can
be made source of great profit. s8
III. Two desirable residences in the town of
Edenton 'ss ~ -
Nv. half interest in large and accessii lie
wharf in said town known as the '1ndia wharf
Terms.-Notes payable at 6, II and l8 months
with interest from date, and approved security.
POI . o. by THE EXECUTRIX. $50
sep3- d m&sat 4t-W ids 20
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YOUNG'S SEMINARY,

YOUNG'S SEMINARY,
ON DUKE STREET, NO. s.
rEHE EXERCISES OF THIS LONG
established Institute, will be resumed on
MONDAY, the 10th inst, where several adj
tioaal young Ladies as pupils, be admitted,
and faithfully instructed in all the customary ele
ments of an English education. 3N
sep5 d3teod.3t EDWARD L, YOUNG.
....il. Virginian copy,
TNHE NEW LIGHT.
ATMOSPHERIC
KESOSENE COAL OIL LAMP,
NO SMOKE, NO SMELL, NO CHIMNEY.
IT'S ADAPTATION TO Dwellings,
i Churches, Railroads, Steamboats,, Hotels,
stores, &C., is unsurpassed in short, this inven-
tion brings the luxurious and brilliant Gas
Light within the reach of ALL whether in City or
Country. 1t gives the light of a six-foot Gas
Burner, for less than cent per hour, or double
the quantity of light of the ordinary Chimney
lamp, with one third less oil; will burn when
turned down to tap.r, ten hours for one cent;
free from smoke or SMELL can be carried from
room to room; the wind will not blow it out,
Now on exhibition and for sale by
GlLLETT, CHERRY d MAPP,
sep5 toe - Roanoke Square.
Virginian and Old Dominion copy. -+'a
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FOR RENT ON STORAGE.
- WHARF FOR RENT ! ~

rENHE WHARF AT THE EAST END
1 of Woodsides Lane; also the large Lot on
Broad W alter street and " oodsde's lane, adJoln-
ing the United Engine House, which can be USED
in conjunction with the wharf for yardage pQr1
poses. Possession given on the 10Th INST In
quire at No. 26 Commerce street,
sep3-3t
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The AMERICAN FARMER.-We have re-
ceived from the publishers, Messrs Worthing
ton & Lewis, the September number of this
valuable monthly, devoted to the agriculture
and horticultural interests.
The Farmer is the Oldest agricultural
publication in the United States. The table
Of contents in the number before u contains
among other interesting matters the follow
ing:
Farm Work Of the South-The Vegetable
Garden-The Fruit Garden-The Flower
Garden--Lands and Parks---The Pine Hills
of Georgia-Fruit Department t--Propagat-
ing Grapevines--A Plea for the loads
Poultry---What our lands are worth--Clover
Culture---Scientifc Observation-Disclosures
Horse Stables, &c., &c We commend the
publication to our farmers as a work worthy
of their support.
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ATTENT Facts from "RepOrt of
Board of Referees" BIS
Day Books city circulation over Vir-4a -.i
ginian's city circulation. Il
Day Books combined country circula
ton over Virginian's daily eoun- lO1
try circulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5l4
Day Books combined circulation over
Virginiaf's combined circulation......A 1856
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-02-02
w,.,;,,,on d;sn,teh saws tina, Gov.

~ A Washington dispatch says that Gov.
.itsn Of South Carolina was examined Mt
length on Tuesday before the House Committee
ON Freedmen's Affairs, on the occupation OF
the Sea Islands by the negroes GUARANTEED home
steals there by Gen. Sherman. The Governor
concluded his appealing hsrangue by asking
that tho whites OF South Carolina be treated
EQUALLY we'll with the blacks. Gen. Howard,
who was present, Immediately called in another
Sluth Cafoliniau, us black rs tho acc oil spades,
whose arguments completely demolished thoss
of the gentleman who was once tho owner OF
twelve hundred negroes. Those present declare
that the black South CsrOiinian IS tar better in-
formed aud morc eloquent than tho white Soa'h
Clrolinian. Who can say that tho world does
m u moyoy
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y Generals Thomas and Fisher were before
ous of the sub committees OF the Joint Recon
siructiou Committee on Tuesday and examined
as to the status Of Tennessee. While they
think that the loyal Congressman should DO adj
inittcd, they concur in the positive opinion
that il would be unsafe to restore the habeas
corpus there. or To withdraw the troops. Gen.
Thomas does not think that the Congressman
from Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, also
in his department, should be admitted.
ES-It Is notorious at the Custom House that the
importation of European perfumery hasceased under
the PRESENT revenue laws. DO not be cheated with
the wretshed imit,toRs- Use Phslon's
ins Ccicus," with which no toilet extract either at
home or abroad can vie. sold everywhere.
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Tie PRIcs or NEwsrArERs. Those who
crumble at paying four cents for daily and ten
cents for weekly papers here would do wei To
n ,tice what European papers cost. The Lon
,ipn Times costs fOrty-hyc dollars year. The
Morning Chr pniele, Daily News, Globe, Herald
aud Post charge the same rate. The London
Evening Mail is published three times week
at twenty-five dollars year. The London
semi-weeklies, twelve dollars. The French dh
" papers. large ones, are about the s,n'' price
IA London prints. Thosc about The s'L' OF our
p,nnies cost twenty and twenty-five dolars q
year. The German pipcrs cost 'IS'n '"rnty W
tbirty.six dollars ycar.-Nao York Citizen.