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FROH SAN DOMINGO.
S1eteaA of &he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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stx-th cez~.sue- bzs sE tee reuseet&au Il LA:
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fkY.
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FcSE RA<e fer One Theusxs9d Dottnys.
F*3s<a- pesoa.ea 70 s.e CAtG-o Tx9arSe-y
FA1A. H. J1nx e.
i aaos Esee ka~ = Pusse At or tho1ss:e tolass
caE< 04 kkze Ars 2t<sa1on t<tuexu AtAxzsseee.
ofXosx4c11z. H. ND u1sztsou. ot O@to- tt-tsaer
or katG.E 5xses. sesr.,trt + lie Hs<.az nx.1s
bk4.xa &xe txt
, 1866-06-25
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Gov DG1rAby Invited to Deliver FanF&h
Of JuIy Address ut tNxahv1ile-CeIsheA
Hon Of 81. Johns pay-DeeaAtpn-Con~
tfAets Awarded.

tf4ft& ATAfx2E4s
tspec4A uespateh to Tie Chie4Eo T1sb1neJ
SFErx0S1Exp, 1ane -.
Coz. 0saestY reeetTcd desYeaeh to-day from
Gov, BspN n!ox+ Of Ttzne<Fee. inviting atro 10 d.
u*et The o,atioa II the celeeaation - be bald o.
lbe Fourth ct JAW the battle nE]d u SaAnt7De.
The despaieh aa5s thas e~essnod9 ~1btA 10 heu
Cor. 0C1eeb*.
Ikcs. u. r. Jaek.up- Rettoz oa st. Fxars E2iseo-
5.t Ehu1 of this CITY. viii deliver :he aaasesa 1t
she ertthsz:,on q 81, Johns lay. to Be haM n
JtefsunvtHe On NeAdsr 0e1t-
The 1seasrrtz Of Co1es Ccuuay paid au"a tha Stste
Tteatnry to-dsy the sHn1 of &13Go, On Aacoa1s a
tst2te sA<es.
ten u. Il. t1ent3re. Of t}utneJ. x!n aelsvez Z
lo1rie ,h1s eTeu!c@ Ia Representatives uA1, IL te~
t1lr OF die SOLDIER xoun1nen. As*ok51aou
The hong pending ease of shc Tlukfec* Of shs
whish ~1s sfted ii tbs feeaent term Of me Cssae
S{atea Cxrean Goafs. and sakxo ande< Adst&esaeo1
, 1866-06-25

T1lE MISSOURI RAILROAD III.
Iflk3(sLfa4

Our St. Louis exchanges publish lengthy |
=td1ets TO ibc people: d Missouri signed hy
A. ". Nauplsa, one Of the comm n}ssfoncrs ap-
pointed :'y Gov. Fletcher to sell the South
we-t i;sanc.. Of the Pu'iac l.ailrn,d. II an
pears that under au act Of the Legislature Of
Mtssoori. passed February ta.ll, ult., Gov.
Fletcher a1lan;etl fscn. r. !. GAtethAus, Il.
j. Se..ila,uy asd M.urin 10 1nanaye, con-
tsul and tri1 raid road. Thr commissioners
took po=sc*slpn uf the road, which consisted
of
:.scE:s>s'x m'ieR o! the ro.'t already
bull. toi' ulrl1ttI. I: F14.kiin. On
The Min iLc q! ,tr P1ftt:c jI:ii.nad
1bencr to liotiz.t.:a ioeorao,,,ct .rou.
lee klock. tt4s,ua Enaeet. &c ts.;,rti
.a.s Mr.. Mnupfn. Al. 10, 900 %
About s u::es more OF .ald rosd paf.
1+se:,6,ise se1er &, iaEd, c.aI;:d i, ihe '''"''s''
United -t-;ss In aid us said soas IL ...-
rrop wi.iea !. .iina:td ,he E.say i;:; ~'0''''
Lc,d N;1r. and Wh,eh Ia.res l'y the
ta!c al tic toat; ro1th... .-... 1.hh.f1.O0
Totais 4.sa,snn al prep. .<s, ,utfauoa,o 90
7hs >ia,r q Ni:.oufi ha. alfs.sy expended n
Ina,c!rr taid >ou'antst Eaciec Ro,d tne ta,a OF
tl.ssAt*N. :et NLtch TIC eotds Of :hc sta.: oa
k:GrjlGr.
Willie NE eirc Nr. Mnupin's valuations, II
Il evident, nnec no bids 4: all corresponding
10 these estimates were received from any
souzcc, Tint they must apply TO some period
prior to tbc war, since which Llc property
has detetiot-ted vastly.
Ms. Aaunin states that In February the
commissioners advertised fur sealed bids for
the purchase Of the road, to lie presented on
The 9Th OF May. On that day two bids were
received, one from Col. ]. II. Richardson 0!
5000 900, ono from John c. Fte.nout OF $780,
Ou0. Both these bids were rejected by the
=
, 1866-06-25


The ruatket fdr Eastern ExchanSe continues
tfe<dy and activc. round lots were freely .old
anon" bankers Il 80 discount, s1d counter xa,es
ranged rum 1~1oGeH discount buying snd It PSI
telling The &nppfy II present Is falg equsI to he
demand.
Tne.e Is sa e6ort h~tne inside By the b1nke.s TO
make Arrangements. 70 shss prodt Of 4 of PEI
cent Will be ussde On I'll Exchange p.a.t1g through
theax ha0ds- 81 pse.snt t-1a Of l per cent Il :ke
usn1oet 1rul. Of prodt and the whole hu.tness win
scarcely average 11sQ- Thts> the haukeea arsr, 1s
loo tcsif prcdt for tie amount Of tiak Assumed,
md they arc eudeaEo.snx 10 sscuse ~ides n1a,x,n
between the buying and The sei1ns sate
The general Produce narktta to-day ruled ts7uer.
Flour ~as i'm, oat cot yesJ acslTr- Wbeas sa-
ss1eed &C eesc pex bushsl Com wss acstxe ara Ia
1he higher. Oats ruled E34e per nnsnel h,sher.
Rye uas steady. Barley wa DUH. p1uyia,on were
INACTIVE &ud atuaast entirely nominal
Go1d opened in Sew YORK to- day It Isl Il, edysueei
TO 1s3ak. and closed 1t 1aE- Tne following sre
the quotations teieEssphed 10 Jsc2es Boyd .E Bros,
mid bsekeYx.
, 1866-06-25
AN OFFSET,
specls1 dcspatch from OttawR, the capl-

tai Of Canada, ssys:
In the Canadian Parliament yesserday dune III
.4n1ers ~ ~. r, n,,s a o. nc oos-
ezs7fd usa4no xse ras<af Esoifx tfonet -
tnetnheft of the Government party sovoeated the
most- when Af. chsm bes&. Of bfocksllt. obtz!ued
Inc uopf tno spoke against It. Lie A4id thu. Tan
ada eop!a sot support troopt enough 70 resltt tho
49, Ssssse ~ ~ sno9sao @ EeaAns Wa adNeteat
mAitef Nom 1lUpQo0 of Ames7c2na. lie aI-o
csIeo tof An i1settigAt1on Of the couduo Of the
commander OF The Provincial troop. dnEinc The
tfoAnte ma aenonneaa tae Management Of the vol
III sa,IM ~ n!auuet' Ca1noefs Nas couunn"
Ny shttssepsea Aho htesAd- the upfoar beectntuE
60 sssat A. 9 y 70 dfown hsa fs1natk.. Ac Wa
-, "s'% '%N' 'e'Vss3'
lucy atc dton SCI o. Wags, those Canncks'
ING motion Of Af. GAIT was adopscd. to
demand indcmniacaton from the United
states 'of expenses incurred during the recent
Fen'an tfoab1ea. Inat'5 good. And the hiss-
my ol INC oouos!ng IhomAs--.hht WAS capl.
Ia. IN. certainly, make out your bill, gen.
ue1ncn, anu present II et the Stat< Depart
, 1866-06-25
DAILY, TRI-WEEsLY AND WEEKLY


Daily. Also. s1vc yorr pr<stns aad future addres..
MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1866.
TnE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
SAGE the day that witnessed the inaurura.
lion Of Andrew johnson ~ Vice President, We
haFc been accustomed to look for breaches al
public dccornm on tho part Of that unhappy
functfonarT. Whether in the form Of au In
decent hasanIue from the Vice Presidents
chair, or stump speech to Il mob OF rebel
fyml>athizc's, or communication Of his paat
and future policy TO the correspondent Of M
English Tory newspaper, or m impertfueut
message TO ConErssa on subject which does
not officially concesu him--i. l. always safe
to expect some new and oris,na, .adiscsciiou
from the author Of amy policy. He doats
upon t. .1au1 Ea1. lie ID the Sspcicon Of I'M
prudence. and the Crsar If impraprlctr.
When anything Is to be done ie does it In thc
most absurd msuner apd Whau nothing is to
be done he is sure to startlc Us with some
novel and ingenious display Of bad taste. Il,
like the mad kiog Of Prussia, he should wash
his fnee In the soup at state dinner, II might
De re1atious, but would be IN altogether
harmonious, proceeding
But there is generally msthod In Andrew
.1nfrx, ,y9r ~ r3,..r fff~
;n,o-1n,n, tbo - uan".. ~. ~ eouaess
~ ,t,s,r sn,an,,.ns,t ~ slcs, - ae upp"seo
sv.rs tb- do,,,.1. -,s-..s ''.u.'ou, - .e M
,na s.r,n, x-.s,t ,a., ~. oeeo' a'a
IfIic;,, 3o,a+.a,,.. - te.'.. ~" aAe !u.e' u
t,6aa t,,e s~,,.dSnr S,st~s th., ~ tsns.sg ~
1,,n,.oo, n1.b.. .,,-,,, " ,,,1o...,r. -1ae,,
,,enf an, ,~,u.. - -..ItS !. 1,at N
brc. ch of et1ouette r.x mi xu,y;r;.n, a. ~
Presidents purno.es, he mn,, na.ds mt tha
most offensive matter ,n,o n, mess,on hr -.
forming Concrc,s that thsE ar noi a Con-
crcss, and are net con,ne,ent IN n,.x a Con.
rtItuli.nal Amendment W,,,cvcr
nav la ex;d np,n th1s ro;n,
it is certain that h. prcs;den,
has 40 functions rhster-r N 5i.c,,. j., 81,
adoption Of f,,nxtitution.1 on,.ss,,.n.r
Two thirds Of Conprrss and th,.e .fonr,h. ~
thr States nr4 a,l-snf1,c,.nt t ,.on.,,,.,. .,.s.
nprnosc- r1,rt.,,, .rn.,5,n.nt. ~ ~ 4ss
e1it,tion hare 1rc, .dun, ~, .;no.,1,a 49,,
instrument WAS fI.mrd .na ~. 49, ~ .hae.4
was .ubm;,tef, IN II. E,~cnt;v. fn. asaua, -. .a'
,,,carsr,1,s o,;,;ro, ;,es-r,,a.,,
, 1866-06-25

asGth as 10 render II iaposlhla tor him 10 =
Inako topa Eat to t. -
AZ tho 1atess dats ne ind no tnteiGeeuce -
the boat being fztsed, 20 that tha czuSe Of e..
misfortune 10 9t1u = mysteyY. NJ Flsc.
feases vile and aeyN childsen, snd raost n !.
the othe1S also 1eayn EarnfIfes
, 1866-06-25

1hts1-...-%-.-$ $s<s,seka-4 1a,ItS13a @32411-E1
liz + 4x5d thst one single opeuroz IN New York
WIS Es* aataons lou& Ia gold parehasat when In
The foetles, md tt WIZ his " tnxt VIE -hsoNa on
ma r,,st.t On xdndAJ, uhfch tsp6e i aoxn- His
uscdts .aps1 have been At le1st haH 4. naa1tor On
Ill ssIes. md 1z probable, be so.x shn<t, md
now eenttrnes :Axt nua, be u1sy e1eaF 6sv hun
krrd :haakxad Eore- On the othEr tank, m opesa-
sor Hha had besn purchasing Ill tte xay up nura
Ea eooit not III thai It Wa4 tua= a reahIe It 16
but continued t'xolnx long, until ha failed nadtr,
which Il taa to h1yo besu the~ onIf a1lpxe :hae
Qee1z1rt dux1n2 The 1eeezs ExaHNen--
The following Shows the Exports (ezsfns.ze OF
spete} hum Few To.E to fnEe3xn po9t1 Gue tae
gseek ending Iuse y, aud ssaee TIN oegtcutns Of
the JeaE:
1aA- 13& fs66
Fur tAA Wekx---~ x19I1.&4 &E,la3gn $4M[gG
F1er- -sepnz1ea..~ G,z13.@1 7e,s5l,0e4 10,9W,9x
Sarss 1ss.ns7y 1-$U, ~ ST. sszos $u,z 4anSs
, 1866-06-25

Here the gold msfxst Opened II $50, ady1ored to
15lk- md eiosed n I1OhGsl5l. silver AS n,oc,.
1s1 At Ill.,
GosetIr1sot Securities are ehate lower bp, thu
market IL 4euse II ths quotations. We quote=
GaYxxsxk.r sxEEnx11Ea-ERicac xtax-
, 1866-06-25

%<11487<& u ~0s3414[Ee7 Il II
The Cousetsa1ses il Mfsscusl hare sut bold
nf .rrrrr chsveA ,r,fns, f.av.,,rr Rr&trh<- 7rr,r
.s~Is....- - n.ssss 800
~ soane@u ,1aNa aooa eotons. tasap'a- s'sIs
eosafnftttsnef. "aaea Represents tnat inc aale o.
John G. Frrmcns n. concerted bv the Covtzuok's
ftx-.ds ~, .-.,Er,T r,-Snre rhr er.+ NJ ~1xs5s-
nAs3as. ~4e1 .<'<e t.>"e@s W. a4as ~ "1* 1.@
ne Ests seFssa pkeposass uaaae % aay me snad oy
D. e. Fresnaa r Co., OF St Louis The bids for
the tnot euumensrd II $SCooQ0. and Et4c ruu CD
suerrs.tyeIv untf, Frsevrxr = ~ ,.ho ..~ -.
.nnn.,h,e n.rrfr.. III r. .sD cno - sn,an,..-,
IN, rh-r .onl ~,,~ - ~, cIo - Nil
m. s,1- If ,nt ro.4 ~. r..,.., -. r,+-,.. :.
, 1866-06-25

0fthe personnel Of the prisoners (for such,
We suppose, we must term those who are now
boarding At Sheriff Whitwelrs} We can saY
aft-r an hours social intercourse with them.
that it Is apPsreut thew have not acted min.
telifEeusiy In the matter which has now
brought them under turesa
, 1866-06-25

The oEss FAir-A&teAagHte xn1k4f-
An ExeSt&DE Raee-Ceu- Caas&f. with
hsa Famous War ERoF.e in the PARK
E3Ew&unns.
, 1866-06-25

F1r~s Lighted e.sa the Dundsrherx-Cea-
R~b<Fk% In HeE Y@Fk-N aax he NAye
4 rMt ha- yt~st ~ u x~hs2=tub-A S1F-
SafAx ffaxaa EnsauxxnH-EAfdMQF
, 1866-06-25

9e:zy O'E>!tu- though young has Icss.- hceo
known . gre af the roo1e psutntre taieres G, tnx
Eehth Ptettoet- uzstn0 toznxt The rstrnt Ftr1su
f7tt. hs rr:nsEsd to frd bis plaer otcu2ie1 oy .
Haa Hho Woch pfphaoly k1<e 1l4o b,.eo atakie :
yhepu 10 hts ta1ausy he eoald have been f,0pd
FE1sa the S'szsoa- House the hornetie va. fsker
70 the He!esue Hospital. ehs1r he VIII frsoaia "a.
souEds he Inquest upoo the hosir Of The ~ueasn
uM he ke!d this n1oIntaf- ~ MIR cloek. by tcfo-
Ger Wiley IT rE Eghsn Pret1nef Staupn.ta aouse
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-06
NEWSPAPER NEWS.

In the Senate of Virginia on Thursday
q memorial and letter from General X.
e. Lee, President and the Board OF
Trustees of Washington College, were
presented by Senator Cabell asking
an animal appropriation Of 1000 out OF
the land donation from the General
Government, to aid in the support OF
the new professorship to be established.
A resolution was offered to prevent ne.
groes from other States settling in Viz
Einia The House passed the following
bills, viz: To amend and re-enact the
14th section of chapter 100 of the Code OF
1850; to repeal certain sections OF the
Code concerning the election Of judges |;
to amend section % Of chapter 1874 of the
Code; to prohibit the further entry Of
waste and unappropriated lands until
further provided by law, and bill to
provide FOR the erection, repair and MAN.
tainance of jails. The Senate amend
ments to the bill incorporating the Nor.
folk City Railway Company were agreed
to. A resolution was adopted enquiring
into the propriety of appointing Conn
missloners to proceed at once to Wheel.
ing for the purpose Of adjusting and
settling fair equitable division Of the
public debt due by the State Of Virginia
before the dismemberment Of the State.
Governor Worth, of North Caroline,
has called special session of the Legis'
iature Of that State, to meet on the 18th
instant
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-06
THE COURTS.

MAYoa's CouRr. T. p. Crows rs. D. D. Slmons-ac.
ton In debt In the amount Of Sl3charges on cargo OF
corn for outside wharfage. This ono OF much
interest TO the wharf owners Of this city The defen
snt refused pay the bill upon the grounds that the
charge not customary and outside tho mutual agree
ment entered into by wharf for the collection OF
wharfage In accordance with the established rates e.
vessel from which tho transferred, being SUB
5ected to the charge Of half wharfage was null remn
neraton for all benefits and advantages received ana
that the or consignees were not liable TO any
charges Of wharfage transferring the cargo from one
vessel to another when each vessel had already paid
proporiepatey for all BENEFITS received by lying at the
wharf The Mayor gave judgment for the defendant.
Frank Boyd. charged with having In his possession
stolen WATCH was brought into Court The watch which
was traced to him not being identified the prisoner was
remanded for further examination. Captain Hymn, Of
Suffolk who robbed of his watch abont the 10Th o.
November last recognized heavy odfashoned doupI'
gold English lever watch, with charm ana otne
appendages being the property stolen from him. Inc
party who stole the watch being mot found on the
docket the Mayor returned Captain Flynn bis property
The two albums and paper mache writing desk were re-
Bank street. and stolen from her premises about the mid
die Of November last The Of all the parties in'
picated In the possession Of the Mayor and for
dental reasons will not publish them at this time
All Of them known to the police notorious theves
and the proper energy 10 used by the Mayor to arrest
thsm the community will be greatly benefited thereby
FaxrpNES's CouRT. Anna Mcseby charged with steal
Ing plead guilty. fined So and In default 0fpayment was
Augustus Spooner, was fined SO number Of colored
cases, actions for debt, varying from $3.50 was
called Tor trial but not being ready the cases were post
poned by consent
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH OF DIR. ]. J. SIMPKINs. We
learned by the arrival Of the steamer
Eolus, from the Eastern Shore yesterday
afternoon, that DR.. Jesse ]. Simpkins
died on Thursday night at Y o'clock, at
the residence Of his daughter. in North
ampton county. in the 61st year of his
age. DR.. Simpkins had been subject
for several years past to severe attacks
ofinfamation0fthek kidneys, and in these
attacks he suffered the most excrutiat-
Ing tortures. Age and the trouble of the
war had told upon his constitution
30, that when peace was proclaimed
he was found a confirmed invalid.
He therefore returned to the shades
of Northampton to end his days
among his children and family associa-
lions. Few men in this community
stood higher in reputation than Doctor
Sjmpkins. When Mr.. Buchanan was
elected President, Doctor Simpkins was
Amounted Collector of Customs for this
pert-succeeding Samuel Il. Sawyer in
1857. When the war broke out in 1861, ii
found Doctor Himpkins Collector Of this
port. After the secession of the State
from the Federal Union, he was con-
firmed Collector by the Confederate
authorities. In 1862, upon the evacua.
ton of this city, Doctor Simpkins
went to Richmond, where he imme.
diately received an appointment as a
surgeon in the Confederate army, and
was assigned to the charge Of an impor-
tant hospital in Richmond. His pro.
fessional ability was well known, and
his success in intricate cases of typhoid
fever and pneumonia was remarkable.
The Doctor was also man of more than
ordinary literary ability. His EVAN
dering by the Sea-Shore," published in
this paper some time since, Is perhaps the
predicted when he wrote to US. A large
family circle, and his numerous friends,
will mourn his loss.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.

ALE-philadephia and Hudson, 1926.
BRANDIES-Applo s3.00@4.O0; Hennesey, Otard, Pr
~. BLACKBERRY Ginger, &C.. $5Oo@650; Domestic Conn
nom $2.35; California, per case, S2oVo.
BTTTERS-Bokees, brakes, Wahoo, Russ's, scheidami
&C. 81 oo@1s California Wine Bitters, per case $13 co.
Smthfeld Hams, cuts to order, 23f125c.
BEEF-Extra Mess, $ls00@200 90; Mess. $4,000 Is 90.
y C0TroN-Good Middng 49, i Middling ~ Low Mid
C0AL-First quality, 40@46cs "a quality, se940c
BRICKs-Rirst quality pressed, $500; I'd do, s22oo
90 B sV sI PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 por ton
CORN-white. 72@75e.; Yellow, ssO@sSc.
COTToN-Ordinary s1@s4c; Good, 34@sIc; Mid
ding, 4ls42c. .o
CUBA M0LAssES-55a65.
CANDLEs-Adamantns 2S53Oc; Tallew, 2aa25.
CIGARs-Domestic and Imported, 20@l50
7l&;American do 30 Amoskeag do IN; Clutches do
80 London Mourning do 271S; Amoskeag do, q Ian
caster Gingh ans SO; Deaincs, 50; Standard Sheet
Beached do 81 So Ticks 671Sa82iS Striped Shifting
2Sa25; Co,orsd and Beached Drills. s711a3s; Coored
'' PIoTRmFsmy ss15 Extra, slo
Super, Sel<6l10; Fine S.25@9.75
FORAGE-Hay, 160@20O per cwt; Corn, 96@100 per
bushel Oats 45D50 per bushels Bran 4o9a5o per bush
LIME-First quality, per Dbl, s2to@ssoo; I'd qualit
! N%VII STORES - Crude Turpentine $4oo@45o;
Turpentine, s55Oa160o; Tar, $5.50@o.o0
GIN-$2.506D5o0.
H0OPS-None. -
OAKUM--16611sc'
oIL-whaie, per gallsn. $2Oo@2.2s; Linseed, $1.75
Lard 81 1oQ124o. rI..
PORK-Mess $50 oO@ss 90; Prime s2s@s2oo.
P0RTER-London, best brands, $450; Phiiadeiphia
1925
SOAP-l3al6c
RUM-$24o1eoo.
ROPE-Manilla 23(n26c; Hemp, 25030c.
sUGAR-Brovn ib@loc; Refined, Crushed, Pswder @
and Granulated II ka22c.; White, 1S1sc; Whites II
@ Ex, 1915.
SUGAR HOUSE sYRUPs-5oadOc,
eHfNdLES-$12 00a1300,
sTAvEs-$37 .Oot94500
LEATHER--Calf skins, $4os$l0o per deIen; Sol
Gather, 40614sc. per pound.
LUMBER-Clear per thousand, 5000; ID do, 5000
ID do, 5000.
TOBACCO Connecticut Leaf 2ote76c.; Viz. 60a$l rs
In market; Manufactured, 50e.ssl2S; Smoking Soc q
81 90; suunf Soc lan.0o.
TAR-S4a369lST.
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NEW STORE HOUSE. Kimberly Bros.
new store house, erected on the corner
of Wide Water and Church streets, is
completed and ready for occupancy.
This building is quite an improvement
to that portion of the city. It Is three
stories high, with neat front of forty
feet, and eighty feet deep OIL Church
street. The first story has pitch of
twelve feet; the second eleven feet, and
the third ten feet. The brick work was
done by William ltosson; carpenter
work by John E. Deans; stone masonry
by Jno. d. Copper; timers work by
Gillett, Cherry & Mapp; iron work by
Dunstan 4 Lewellyn, and the painter
work by John Belote, and under the su-
pervision of John E. Deans, general SUI
Dertntendent.
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wooD-Psr cord. s4.so@5.oo.

W00D-Per cord. t45ods5oo. -
WHITE LEAD-S@17. s1ssArs7
fwHEAT-whitc, 81 5000 10; Red, $.lo@e1. LEO.
.WHISkEYS-0ld Monongahca Glow proof e. lo@z.za
Rye and Bourbon, $3.50 90; proof So 60@300.
EWINE-Champagne: "Star" Heidsick !" "Grsen Seal,
D St. Marceau, "Red Iaer &c.. SIS G04200; Sherry 81
$500; Port 00@soo; Caret in cases, $780, Is 90, 50
5000 and $24O0 Sauterne per case $90o@16; Cafor-
MA, per case, $1200@1400
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
MEATs-Beef 1920; Mutton, 1920; Pork 90 ssu.
sages 25 Souce 15 Dried Beef, 5000; Choice Hams
sS@s7 Bacon, 5000; Butter, 10000
FRuITS-Apples 75@s0 cts per peck. III.
lPOULTRY-Turkeys, 25G12 SO; Geese, COOL %;
Ducks per pair 25@1 so; Chickens 1901 co. Rabbits,
pair. 50975; @. B. Ducks pair 5000 90.
9VEGETABLES-Cabbag SOLO cts; Onions 10 cts. pei
bunch Bests 10 cts per bunch: Soup Vegetables 1910
CT. per bunsh; Potatoes 1861 90 per bushel; Swect
Potatoes 5000 cts per peck.
fFISH--Chubs piece. 60G11 90, Perch, BUNCH l6@1o
Oysters, 25@s35 per quart.
COD FISH--9al0c. hakc, 0lSa7c.
BUTTER, LARD AND CIIEESE.-Butter 40t14S cts.
per pound; Lard 29Q30 cts per pound; Cheese 2O@2l
t.. per pound.
OYSTERS-25 cents per quart.
Sales change yesterday little animated
than for several days past. Red oak hogshead slaves
sold for $40 per thousand white oak at $50 per thousan
headings at $50 per thousand Middng cotton at Acc
one thousand seven hundred bushels Of white corn at
&c., hundred and fifty bushels Of blsckeyed peas
at$1 rs. Gold the decne-yesterday it stood at 142
and fat
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THE "SHAD CoNvENTIoN.o The con-
vention in reference to the distractions
in the Susquehanna river, which, it is
alleged, prevent shad and other fish from
ascending the stream, will meet in Har-
risburg, Pa on Wednesday ofnex week.
There are about three hundred delegates
elected from the various towns along the
river to this convention. A number of
members of the legislature from that re-
gion interested are among the delegates.
The convention will, it is believed, de-
mand a stringent law for the removal of
instructions,
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Nar FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-Among
the most popular and useful articles of the day the
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists Howe Stevens. So very superior
these dyes, easily used and wthal afforded ut
low price, that they are literally getting into every
bodys hands just the praises of their merits
everybodys lips Once tried they become indispensable
In many parts of the country they have displaced all
other substances and methods OF dyeing We without
any hesitation whatever pronounce them the best dyes
manufactured while at the time they the
cheapest in price, The ladies particularly delighted
with them.
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ON THE RUN. Yesterday afternoon,
the horses attached to the Atlantic Hotel
omnibus, being left by their driver for a
moment took advantage Of his absence
and started out of Post Office alley on u
run. On reaching Main street they were
stopped by passer by, before any dam
age was done.
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AT HIS eID Posi-. Major J. R. Lud.
low has taken possession of his old stand
under the Atlantic Hotel, and associa-
ted into co-partnership with him DR..
w. r.. Wilson, for the purpose of carry
ing on general Drug and Prescription
business. All their old friends are invit-
ed around, as matter of course.
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ARRIVED SHORT OF FUEL. The
steamer Virgo, Captain Buckly, arrived
here yesterday morning and commenced
taking in coal at Santos Brothers
wharf. The Virgo was bound from Sa-
vannah to New York, with a cargo OF
cotton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, !
NORFOLK, VA, December 7, 1865.

! NORFOLK, VA, December 7, 100. J
Bss@ A MEETING OF THE Stock
HOLDERS of "The Exchange National Hank Of Norfolk
will be held at the Banking House on the SECOND
TUESDAY (the 9th) of JANUARY next. between the
hours of 10 and P of that day, for tho purpose
of electing Directors to during the year 1855.
s1z SAMUEL P MOORE,
dec9--18t Assistant Cashier.