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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

Eoarthsgs EutIsnce or fwoutv-ssyeEtir
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYOhh;
ForEswIlsven. 100 800 lE1j n.J0G ms AIS (EIJ 200
(l-x.,) 54s 40 and 900 tt1,lpm q.
For Bridgeport 100 800 tEI il3o a nj l2l5, tEIJ "
Oh as 30 End 80l tEz.l Up.
Tor Milford, sfaloid. 10 ll0 80 414 m
Fer Fsirhed soutl p5t We,,p 100, l3oa - 40
For NorvsIk zoo g0 (11 $50 IL M I2l. (EIJ 800,
a. 90. 40 ag9 Sgg tEE, . n On s,o
~, af9 so, 20
forS tEz. lid Al1 lEE-l I'D
3OJ. (EI,l a. 40, SD go 800 (Exl .. m, 40.
Fo roft Chester ntermsdze LOl W. I'D
~ CONNECTING TRAIN5
For Boston ya Spsinzhed tETb 400 (EI,la00 n.
FOR Boston Shore Line. us. ,EI.l GgDp . 49, - .
For Hartford and Springfield, zoo tL1j lAs 1~ (EAl
For Connecticut River Railroad (Ex7) 25p toMon
trsal 800 p. m Northampton.
For Hartford Providence Fiahk Ralroad zoo EEl
for New Haven EewLonda9 and stonns'on Railroad 400
n. H. IS 800 800 p.
For Cansl RAILROAD. I2I5 o. n. to Northampton
Tor IiOusatonic Railroad m, o.
Fork Railroad. m. 100 p m.
For Dan5ury and Norwak Railroad 1913 p. 40 ?. N
''---D'-''-' JANIS ii. HoYT s1p..
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains Jersey City Fremont ild 9:lz
l;l5. tn and G:02 p samdeys only II Is o. ThJ
9.l2, ~ and ;l2 ron through 90 Msusey.
THOMAS w. DEMAREsT superin,enden.
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-TTa.ns leave foot of
~ Courtnd-si PHmAD2LPHIA az and 10 y m,
and y M for BAIrXORE and WAsniSoToS a. and 10 @
p m, end y midnight
THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il gunner Go No 81 Cedar-st Newly ork
See Advertisrr ent 81 another column
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We WIN send any quantity on bottle and upward to any
Part 0fNswNeEG City jersey Gig or Bss0kya TAEA o. SRAAas
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Bisamboals ano Rallroane.

THE OLD LINZ for ORIENT POINT. ORIENT,
-, 0Hk 4. snd SAC ilARnoBTie new ,ul elegant
lF.Tsst. Last River. f9r tie above ress "A TITFsIJtYS
fiuEsDAis end hAIL NDAfs. oc.ock r. ~ Rsiurnna
etas ssg iis Dor MONDAYS WEDNFgDa IS s1d F1DAYs
oes o. Fa,tens'n BY @ line WI b orwsTdol to Bridge.
etmpor kg I5mrt0 afa Hoailllpt9l
say fasserssrs et t 10 New direct OF ne e,
etf rr. foi fuflarr ilferl elton alflf
WILLIAMS bhOfHER7, 30. 1eek1su.s.
EOR KEW-BAYEN. HARTFORD. WHITE
q MOUNTAINS a1i LAKE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eta..,.r,
~'' " Tea It'sBH si5 "A u toaasstn. via Riss4.
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California Uines.
Gunner & Co.,
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES.
No 50 CEDAR-Sr,
NETWORK.
California mines.

-r, ,ti ,,,,.. 49,, ,,i. bile favor with niiOnishns
rlpdy their unprecedented and "sa P0Pu arc not
,,, mort, lev b,r only TO be fairly ,.es to give them the
preference purifier Of the blood sS eA'e o.
other Wines certificates which have vOunts
been the eminent physicians well gentlemen
every position @ proof conclusive that these Wines
useful in all cases for which they are recommended
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The following brands offered by Tsy somPHs all ih
varieties now grown IN tho State. suitable f5r sale.
WHITE or Hook VIss sh, colon delicate AM
hne favored.
CLAREr superior wine Tor table
AsGELICA naturally much admired by ladies
and valuable IN tho chamber makes nne wheys and jee
Il Is e dessert wine and pied for Communion purposes
MuscArr1 light coorsd hsny aromatic wine Very similar to
the celebrated Tokay.
Penr-Decp red or favor and many respects similar to
the Cd wine, Of Lisbon
GRAPR BRAxpY-Ihe pure disilution ofour wine.
tsH very agreeable tonic and remsdy Tor the
diarrhea.
This one the most valuable combinations OF useful and an
byerss that has offered to the public Mliops
.old throughout the North during the las. four year'
and introduced Il has proved welcome addition to me In
rta,,hI. the family circle and the bachelors sideboard
~ who have les, strength and appetite and suffer from
- and vsttigo gentlemen who don't feel weR just be
- or dinner whose stoach out Of order and whose
are general deransedi mothers weaving children, and uf
% nom general debility children osleky nature and dys
travellers who hsye change their
and al live msarous districts and subjected
c huences VIII bud OF the most valuable invsoIators
~ @ n vpry extensively 1861 with such general saissction
b IN Offering the public deem unnecessary TO publish
which received teuiyng IN the
favor. All that say ia 10 guarantee
n no been given little children suffering rom weakness and
,k lungs with happy eject One His girl IN particular,
head loss appetite and daily wasting consump
& On whom skill had been exhausted has been entirely
with but easpoonf day Her spp0ite snd
,trsneth rapidly increased, aud sho - now WsA,
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SEPTEMBER Is, 1866.
90 Ert.

90 Eft
COUNTRY RESIDENCE "A Gentleman has Just
~ aud commodou BUILDING m me upper pr.
Of Neschcster County, containing 30 Rooms WIN ~
Dining and Billiard Rooms delicious Water, lcr-hOuse
rtsbe Garden play ground for child sud se poud
uoiate about % persons Including suitable either 10y n
tel country Boarding. flone Tor four or i've private -
dubbed walk iou the station Ie
be In Newly orb and leave ai Reference M pc
required character and responsibility Rent VA o. r.
s5usbe- For further particulars 70 JOSEPH ~ ny
noor Aonnds Building, FGk OF TO GEOkOh = hlOhOh HA'
PARA BACK
FURNISHED and Unfunshed Houses to REM,
4 city and country. some flrniture for SALE
FREEMAN EMERSON No 22 Broadway,
FACTORY BUILDING TO LET. in this city,
with 30 900 Of foo heated with steam engine and boilers
hos p0webu expressly for mandatory Apply by letter
to r. II. R, Post Office Box No 2052
STEAM POWER to LET on Canal and Walker-sts.,
- Broadway with ush. ROOMS 9nereP,ionble
ITO LET-Four handsomely furnished DOUBLE
Rooms with all convenience Full partial Board desired
No. 20 Macdousaa It.
VNO LET-The FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 30
L West Thiry-hird.s. Inquire Of 7 J. sHEARMAN. No.
Pne-s'.
INO LET-The STORE No. ! Reade.st., between
Broadway aud Centre-si also offices IN tie building No. 70
Chsubersst Appyto p G BULkLEl - Na., Jauncey-
J'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA VINE DEPOT
Il OURNER 4 Co.. No. 81 Celsr-st. New York.
See Advertisement an another eolun4.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

Doar0 lno Rooms.
4 FEW CHILDREN or an INVALID can obtain
~ BOARD during The Fall and Winter 81 Fern House, where
they can ENJOY tl comforts Of home. Reference No. IA Eighth
ave-, o. w MERcEh
A \ AMERICAN FAMILY have FURNISHED
n ROOMS to LET with board suitable gentlemen aud their
wives beth, &C. No ls2 West III unt. BroadNay
BOARD in ASTORIA, for the Fall aud Winter;
~ good rooms beautiful goand Terms moderate. Boss from
Peek slip aud ferry foot Of Ninety opposite Centrsl Fas
location perfectly healthy i've nnut walk from landing Inquire
Of q address ME- PACkAED Stevens Aanson. Astoria
ECONOMY aud COMFORT for FALL and WIN
H TEfifsicass BOARD Hudson o. minutes
city and three minue fomo Depot Inquire ~ BeeEnanSt
n ICELYTURNiSHED ROOMS, with or without
" rord Il LIZ Brosdwuy door below Hotel
TWO or three Gentlemen can fiud large pleasant
ROOMS with BOARD. iu private fmlly Al No u CAnton
Ils'e Yihh.aye. hosse sud location hrsi dasa.
1.-TWO pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS to LET,
4 vitt 10 nol-rn .Hrr3vemenu. No. l3i AHiy.t.
TFIa GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
0flNEt. A. Co. 30. 20 Cri.rtt. tcg-Yo.k
sssAlgc.ussueat 10 sg0tn.T co.lnn.
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Allslellnntoue. ---f
50. 49, - -
DRAMHALL, DEANE q Co., Manufactures OF
ID Oh. improved EMPIRE OASBURNERs ell sizes Noe. 2fI and
A. wsier-si. and No. ls Can5lI' lnslr Bfoidwsyl
COTTON WASTE for machinery and packing
" While and sgolel. For sals low b.
dr. ". W. KAUFMAN. No 70 Wlian.st. " y
CAsr IRON BOTTOM COAL HQDS at wholesale
" aud retail Lowe.i card ina trale prices. BY
HOLsKE a KEEELAHD. No 528 Waietsi
LLDER \ BROWN,
II - MsuaiaetaIsn snd Psienteei Of the
CRADLE ASD BABY TENDER,
SLEIGH. PROPELLING AND SPRING HORSES,
INVALID CHAIRS AND CARRIAGES,
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES. ROCklNGHOksES,
&C.. ace
Depot. No Gl3 BROADWAY.
Manuficiory hoa ti9 40 t9l and tat Wesitt, n. Y
IGOR SALE ON WEDNESDAY, the Third Day Of
i OCTOBER next, a. y H0boken The ferry, the
-. D. "CUYAHOGA"
m DICED bri burden SOC Ga old ueanrement built b. Weer
welt hewfor m 1883 Frame live Oak lcuF ard CEDAR e9aued
and Thoroughly repaired by John Linn in Philadelphia 1884 Il
in complete order.
Has eonJ Of sli, nearly now and well found
IN anchoIs chains, boats SC cabin ward berth
deck and ~ The appointments Of nIanoiwari
Two ofcllsng engines 3613l,
Two horizontal tubular boilers,
Competition 10 feet diameter 10 ia pitch;
biotos 1876 coal in bunker.
The vessel br examined MONDAY September
Hobokcn h Terry until the day Of sale and every information
tAc Officers charge. HENRY a. SMiTHE.
Collector OF Customs, New York.
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Ocean Steamers

OPPOSITION LINE ........,,,.
no CALIFORNIA. VIA ElCARA9UA.
THF NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CONtfAN'
~. dlqlt.- ne last enc elceant steam s1li,g,
JEhhi IS. SMITH Coniulanaei - ptv.- t,si
o. SAT- fDAY, Sep- 90 q, noon from fiei NO q ''
o AT GREATLY REDUCED RATS. -. ,,,.,,..
y" P''''' anu '-''' '''' D. n. CARRlNGfON Ascent.
HINNTN NFW-ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN
ROYAL MAIL COMPANY. -..- ,.,.,,.
GrrNfNG OF sTEAM COMMlALA4!9N BEt4M,it IN INV
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA fANA9,t "a. -.
Jaw +. of t Company VII bc commenced ron 10Y a
zion New 1cisud tie 24.l lnue BY The steamship IA
kAfs ,.oyed by the KAiHOlRA on tie bih July 49, . -,
Ps.s.r goods VIII be trurdsd nom Wellnst2h 20 A
o N.,, and Australia by the Company Inter OoA'A'
ssirss ..-..-.... ~ r,ss.rr.rs and
es5I. New lrough fares aud a to al He pP
Boz. 81. Ire AustT1llsilu Colonies =, .b
an 3rsi ING voyage. Copary's ships IN CONJUNCTION WIN
Vl- u a- Pacific Mil Steamship Company viA % A. 'o''
OUTWARD
Ir,tu Nev-York june H.
ItnrI Fft1ua June q.
IRON. Wellington. y. T.. Juy2l
Arriving e. sydney JOY % .,,y
ti,- New York 10 wslinrton. 20 day,
.Ifl f'arffra 20 Wellington, p days
- ~yiary or Melbourne 3 dsys sda1 ~,
Er,,, sydney ai.i Nav o. June
Ff,l, Wellington, n. 4, june
l... Colon tAspiawaIl July ~
Ar..rs NcW-l cTk, July lg,,,v
WELLINGTON 70 New.Yofk, q d'ys
Na.Iurf1u 10 rtlaufl 20 days .,,.....,i
e- viii be continued n0ahly ia uioA WIN ''e '''''
lars Of fares and freight on aPPcl2a 70 Psohe MAJ Steam
f'i fgts W WEST Agent No. % N.aurstl New loiA'
va g. SEALY. Agent Panama
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TRAINs LEAvE NEw.YOl

Passenger Station in YORK Twenty sevsaht ana
Eoarhsgs Eutrsnee or Twenty ssyeGtn.G-
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THIS TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ~
Durng the tie house has been cleaned and nroa
E1tfa stalls have been added Boxes ard Palct ue"y ~
ga and every requisite the c9nf)h and conseneics d rs
dlsace Carefully considered
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Gxtnrsions.

Gxrnrsions.
I
| E'ISHlNG BANKS-SEA AIR.-No more invigor
sting be taken than down the Boy and out en- the At
lauc Ocean the B The aff mod
WYOMING, every day Except saturdays Eighth Last
River a. Peosp al 4 CbLoph North River, At ~. md
Pier No North River I'd O'Clock Fare 70 ceutE schube
Bend on board; also Bsit Lines end Deicshments
Cost mo fonn0.
EOUND-In Sxth-ave, a PACKAGE containing a
money which the haye by proving
erty aud paying expeufes W b. hOYI. No. = Cedir-st
O. = REWARD.-LOST at noon on the 18th inst,
~ - small Italian GREYHOUND dab color white spot che
with the hind legs 20 the name Of Prince
whoever vii the T. PEIIs No - East Nine
toeuthst, viii receive the above reward.
THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
Il GURNER & Co.. No. O. CodaIst. New-YoTk
See Advertisement another column
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Amnsements.

WALLACE, ,yr,o w,,,.o~
w Proprietor and Manager ...,...MR LISTER HALLAu4-
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
TLs IhsalHwI
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...A..-,-,, NEW STAGE
IA, oesn ad and other mechanical ipoyenen Effected "a o1a
% render the production Of Pays ia most complete
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fonses ano farms manico.

Eonses ano farms Uanleo.
WANTED--A HOUSE in q good location in
New FORK, with oil tie modem improvements ent not TO
coed 5000 Hate Gequifcd Address
psrcuisrs Mayor WAL 5. DIJLER Olioe New YORK Citizen
y loeSmaus,.
WANTED TO LEASE, a large manufacturing
property embracing machine shop flundefy &c. with
power situated in the City Of New YORK. vicinity Address box
No. 10 Tribune Once.
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RraI estate for Sale.

A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and FARM,
"a lao acres Immediately opposite New brunswick elegant lawn
garden abundance shade trees handsome dWeing
house and ou,budugs Also Farm 40 scrcs near depot
prioe $500 with sock sc. EDWARD ;. VAIL.
WARREN HARDENBERGH, n. % Wai-s,.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Summer arrange
] meut from August TO- 1890 Leaves james Zip n J. q m
or Geenpost au ssoui 1850 for SYossct ana way "a
ous p Express for 6reenpor; $500 n ~ gel sna
way station Norl itp and stations snd SATURDAY
nights 70 iaphsuk
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Foot BarcsyOr end afer July H. Morning mai trains
for Hsckeown stations vii leave o. AJ
Man EIpre.s OF Mbun a. 40 o m Dover
g sCHoCH. Assistant supeHa,os dent,
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COR SALE or to RENT-A New and very stylish
Il BROWN STONE HOUSE with oil modern implo'e9ru.
.i,o o. i A. l. RIDER
''N W" - No ~ piue-st
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sAVANNAH. "a.

T1DR NEW.ORLEANS Direct.-Tne new and frs
y -s,. steamship SHERIDAN. Capt j. u. Bolton viii les'
+ 20 81, D Is r.. On SATURDAY, Sept -. o. ?. m.
tf.t o. plar@ having unsurpassed accommodations, app
=, H y. CROMWELL s. Co, 70. &c Nest-st
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NTEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

Is6C SUMNER ADVANCEMENT lS5i
COMMENCING JULY 9 l55l
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TOR NEW-ORDEANS DIRECI.-lhe Newly ORR
II Nsi Steamship Ccrnparys steamer MoN1EhtA VII
Ia on sArJRDAY. September p irom the Com
So i No s6 * Bills Of Lsdns signed az the office upo- M
p-r io ireis lt o apply %
- IL h GARRlSjN, President No Bownns green
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A T No. 753 THIRD.AVE.-For SALE-Haye you
~ those desirable ttesory hrh b1owuscne house
on IeEmgtonsve. between fiy ninth and sttoiastst %
a. above. JAMES ROWE
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THIS evening viii be presented
~ A NEW COMEDY
Adapted cm the French OF sic,osen sess nv B,a Web
entitled - - J--''- ~
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NOR SALE, to close IN Estate-A MANUAL
TURING PROPERTY consisting Of Rolling Mill Forge 'ii't
Blacksmith Shop Hotel Dwelling ouse 49, s"u4e- o" '
line Of the Morris Cana. B0ontou y. -. o., - eoo
Also one half Of valuable MINING PEOPEIN win nearly Wv
acres OF land be NJ pau the Old H1erna Mine .
For &c apply to l. T. WILLIS OF H. = "''l''' o.
cevr-1e re
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NOR SALE-A FARM Of 33l acres, with a new
L ft1I-s al Ram convenient 10 Cha7hcs cad Schools q miles
no-n sGPiFnl Wc.ichcster Co Price $4,000 Inquire o! H.
MERRI IN. Er. % Thifd-ave.
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Southern Intelligence.

F,l aas Columbus Enquirer notices new
A. %sns mill which is success. The current
,'@ Se river revolves the water wheel with
tH~Vent power and velocity, and no doubt
10y m mil will be in successful operation.
% aae Grant Factory, at Columbus, is re-
m Snalngg The Sun states that before many
OIa four large cotton mills, furnishing en-
e oeonI 70 thousands Of poor, but deserving
TEe Will be in operation.
G Sipe splendid buildings are going up I'D
ir na u and will be ready for occupancy be-
Fns lle commencement of the fall trale.
Nsinsula News says, OF the weather and crops;
SeL4 lave heard considerable complaint of the
ad "srdness ofthe crops produced by the
&s a., weather lately, and the heavy rains in
,0,ly part of the Spring. Corn as well
qan v''oA has been checked in growth. and
&ad lad. surmise that only half a crop will be
ssb bG montgomery Daily Mail advocates the
lie aSl hent of city water works. ltsays
ssls mount noun of money expended in artesian
@,ea would have purchased an engine, pre-
reservoir and supplied water to tbs
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AUCTION SALES.
INSURANCE.
,HE AMERICAN INSURANCE.

VNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE.
il COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
N cORP ORA TED 1870.
I GRs'i Capital, siS,daSSOO.SSSSSS
Board Of Directors:
j. G. Deming, President.
John 3: Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert 6. Walker, President Exchange "a.
tional Bank.
G. L. Cole, President First National Bank
G. FL. Rowland, of late Rowland d. Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of J. D. Gordan j Co.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. d Nee. ssr-
ings Bank.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. b Nee. EA
W. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
@. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison & Co.,
Bankers.
George sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
L. Hill, Esq.
ms City and Country Insurances Of eycrr
character taken at lowest current rates and losses
promptly adjusted
Office Demings Insurance Building, corner Of
Main and Commerce streets.
IIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
Il INSURANCE.
j. G. d E NJ l N G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
hEC anu lHdEInG insurance
Company, N. Z.
and Marine Insurance Co,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. v.
National Fire Insurance COMPANY.
Baltimore
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va
lS- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. G. DEMING, Agent,
Office, Demings Insurance Hiding,
au 26-6m Cor OF Main and Commerce SITS.
THE NoKF0 2EE1p1 Won 1vo rn,--r
2 Q M P "A N x,
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, $3.50 900
VIM. B. ROGERS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
Directors
George sangster, Cicero Burraasss,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples
w. H. Barry.
8. s. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
WIN. II. G. ELLIS, Esq, Counsel.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
CON ANY.
Risks taken on all kinds Of property and at rea-
sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Ranh
principle, allowing 4 per cent. interest On
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety DAYS,
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
LIST, and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit and to cease ten days prior
to withdrawal.
Will discount paper, purchase and sell, ex-
change and transact all and any other business
appertaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posts received and solicited
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building know as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may3l-1y
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highest stories of a large portion of the houses
in that city. When are we tobave our wa
ter works? .-
e, Wrights Patent Iron Screw for packing
cotton, is a Southern invention, just offered to
the public. The Columbus Enquirer states
that this screw saves considerable expense
and yields increased power in packing.
A meeting has been held in Salisbury, n.
c. Ten persons were appointed a Central
Committee for the district, whose duty is to
issue call to the other counties requesting
them to send two delegates to the National
Union Convention, and take such other ac-
ton as might be necessary. Tuesday the
oath is the day appointed for holding the
convention in Salisbury. ..
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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:
C. r. Greenwood has recently returned from
the north with new selection of watches and
jewelry.
Stewart & Dsy have bills of lading, receipts,
manifests &c.
Vim. F. Allen d Co., offers large lot of -four
of various brands.
Capps d Peet have just received variety of
dry goods, mourning dress, &C.; they offer them
cheap.
W II. Hadgins-cutlery, cutlery, Ibis stock
is complete.
Demiag--the live Grocer-smoked herfings,
cerned beef, smoked tongues, &c.
Auction Sals-Furniture, Suffers Stores, Boots,
Shoes, &C., by w. B. Roberts, Saturday morning,
at ten O. clock.
e. G. Chic, General Agent Change ofschedule
of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
See Auction Notice--of Leigh Bros. 4 Phelps,
large stock of Glass and China Ware, Table Gut
lery, &C., to be sold on Tuesday morning, the
18th instant.
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A Feline Quadruped escapes from the
Reticulum-A Local Drama.

Scene Counting Room Of an ent@prising
firm. .-.af
Enter Melancholy Merchant. He pauses,
wipes bis forehead, looks around, and signs.
Enterprising Man-"W What's the natter"
Melancholy Merchant Trade is dull.
havn't sold yard of my handsome black
flannel yet, My opinion is, that Norfolk's
drying up"
Enterprising Man.-"Not sod yard !
Why have ordered my fourth supply"
Melancholy Merchant opens his eyes, ele-
Yates his eyebrows, and CALCULATES with en-
phasis
"Four supplies and bavn't sold yard!"
Enterprisng Man Perhaps you ask too
much"
Melancholy Merchant.-"No. My price
is just yours don't understand it. And
the melancholy trader falls into brown
study.
Enterprsing Man-"Do you advertise in
the Norfolk DAY Book ?"
Melancholy Merchant. -"No. l don't be-
lieve in spending money on advertisements.
Enterprising Man.--"Ohl that explains it.
Now | advertise and the consequence is |
have had to order large supply of the very
thing you have no inquiry for"
Exit Melancholy Trader a sadder, and le
us hope-a wiser man.
NoTE-rhe parties to the above converse
ton, which literally occurred, will pardon us
for pointing moral and adjoining tale with
this local incident, which we trust may not
be without its salutary effect upon the mer
camille community.
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MARINE INTELLiHENCE.
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PoarsNourn, July 49,,


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post. Richmond.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Schr Key Stone, 1900 bushels of white corn to
John James. a
Wa Albemarls Dc Chesapeake Canal.
Str Gazelle, FIN E. City, freight and passen-
gers.
Steam Tug Chowan, Cain, N Carolina, with
tho following vessels in tow
Schr j. j. Crittenden, Rollins, fin Alligator
river.
Schr p. H. Culpepper, Chaddock Roanoke
river, 10000 shingles to ID. D. Simmons Bro.
Sloop Armenia, Baum, CuIrituck 1855 water
melons to M. Baum
Schr Spray, Walker. Pasquotank river, 500
bushels corn to John James.
Schr Kinnykut, Owens, Currituck, 1000 ater-
melons.
Sloop Banner, watermelons to master
Sloop Eclipse, watermelons to master.
DEPARTURES.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
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BURGLARY AND RoBBERY.-We understand
that the residence of Saml H. Hodges, Esq.
situated on Cumberland street, was entered
on Wednesday night, through back win
dow, by some thief. He carried off a new
suit of clothes belonging to S. FL Hodges,
ir, besides other articles of value. He made
his exit through the front door, without hay
ing aroused any Of the family The Police
are on his track, and wo betide him if be is
oYertaken. ....... t..c. L...-- q -