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as1IIS Institution, one OF die oldest in the
Stale, now Literally endowed BY the isegis-
iafnte, win open On the 18th of September,
next' with an entire Reorganization, j. i be-
assantafcs 10 tbose Wishing 70 obtain thor
eugt liberal edaeaiiea, o. topufaue PAnFistl
CornsE. atr
These advaniaee q, arc, 40 par. the fellering !;
n Extensive aud e9mmediees, bnildipgs,
thoroughly repaired and gNfprhished, eapable
81 boarding no students ard 81 accommodating
more than three hundred all situated ~ one
~ the most beautiful AID xaInhrious loealitias.
and atfordinG ample fsciiitipz for fall physi-
al my lppeinepthy hpaiinG, swlmming, ska
There vim aIsp be- 4 well FURNISHED Gsnnasiua|
III 4 FIJI, Xiii coarse II ,ls dcpastmsnss 81 study
n4n4li y embraced Ia a CDllcNr cntficuInfh, and,
IN addition. VERY extensisc fangeef Selection
III Srkofkh UkPMxAGSfs.
70 liz s,udy ii thc iiRscrs, struet,se ard Liter
atafe 81 tIie Eseti4f i.RkarAge,s ESegx Hiu-
dent. frufa TIE time ofhih atli0ision % tglle&v
viii fecaivasa systematic and tlspfQugs tfsiuinK
Ia The knowledge and correct sectepf ,aatlsf
tongue.
of t;erman. French, italian aad Sianiths Niti,r
", 4. a sneeIsi and courss ufin.
ktruciian Il furnished Int ilisso who design q
fsnch. r. cR .rsh sfadeHf., ftss'ien :, rrs'iHtf
-, oasg cerdliees
sited IN Ply deal Geography, National iadaF
tries and REQUIRES, COMMERCIAL Law, Boob.
Keeping, and snel, other sladies ~ are required
10 nfenafe vpnna mcn 10 enter successfully Intp
bnsinesn aud cQmmorcial pnrsaits
I. A carefully graded Preparatory pcpart
ment, including tlasAlfai nhd hnRheh silsulesl
! u'lIg &c sauls general goses9me s.., aHa
ate Ue1,artAunt
4. As~elI seiVcsed cofpsef sble and experts
encud rf0fvan0fa. "A fuiieMxt--
FACElsgY
HENRY BARNARD, Li.. ", peixrlFAt, snA
PFshcsaar ~ Menfai. Mprhi and Social Scieuer,
InrIaasuT ilr pfIneipfes anh Mcshpds y kaase
w. Issv. d. W. MspH4iL, y. D.,
Assltssns Prgisssar u Mental end stitaI 81,
erce cad Lcc4nreroH Natural aud Revealed
I.4itris.n. add the Etidunntr ~ Chflstieplfy,
aEOGug ~. ATiiEHT0N, \. H.,
Af7fss FfcE fnsAagf ~,
| and Professor Il he I@sin Language, Iitesa.
= s. y. gcAMNox, A. ~,
rsufessor 81 Natbemasies.
HIRAM C0itSUS, 4. ~,
rsofessaf nf tiis Eugiith Language, iaieFaAafe
and llssiosy, .nd l:6s,orse iseiaalas Vocal cul-
'a'' Rsv. guIIrsM DKsmEii,. A. ~,
f'spfsssav a siss Greek Langasgr, AsisFss'se
-~@ William sTEFFlx, A. ~,
psagessaf ~ lipsscai (sillngr, and Assistant ~
( SAsIeMatits And ktss tiernan Language.
DAVID N. GAMi's a, ~,
lrsacspAi n The Preparatory end Normal Pc
zALM0x RICHARDS, a. A.
Principal ~ he rpmsaerrsal Department.
Raw WILLIAM u. t2Atk, AZ NJ
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Ls.faH afLsn II. Rfssmaa, ,f.ssasei
NOTICE Il bereby givcr tl,st DE sol,setl.
IN bfr hae obtained frou Che Orphans
Curt of Carroll ceuuiy lcsiem f,alssarnlsFy
90 dc Personal Fsiate " l.rfi Z petwnsan,
lalo Of Carroll 6Ouniy, DECREASED. al
persons haying e'lius aeaintt asid Estate
Ar horel,, warmed 10 eyhiliEflle saac with,
IL TX months from sl,is date. otbcreise they
mas he excluded Com al bcnrfii of said
ESTATE Those ihdcbsed ara requested %
make imlnediase pnyfarnt
IuiiNB. PETElsMAN.
nng. 2i.lt Exeeaiar.
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Notice Of Registration.
UNIONTUwv pisTRlcT.


rEtIIE undersigned, officer Of Registration
~ epscrs rs ise 9Ad ifircsi0b uistfirs
oft'arroii roanfy. hefSi.y zisea nasicc that
bswill open no lHsks aad scl fsr he pur.
pose 81 sischafsiae lis dssyna ofscef q isag
iainasnn, aceHsii5s % an Al q the s.currai
AssnnI@g ~ MHryland. rasssi MnrsA 3lsh
lfG5. rslatin1 - ilfc Registration u he 20.
iars ~ o. Ss.,is, irose . % rsneh 4. NJ % .
0'rl6rg " N. afraeh las. A. shs Eeilawsas
titags and y,laaas II gald ilisssies insteasl q
tlatinloA aud piapr itssingpse advsstiarsi, -
sit
al Union BRIDGE. on Tses,lsy sna
W0iae.l4y TIE itb aasf 5lh ilaya q Aspsems
l,er nrxs
AZ FosslAs AIT 3 STORE, TYRONE,
% Tnesdsy and t.sa.issraslay the ilf'i aaa
18th ~ superintendent
AsuxiuNTOWN. o. Tsealsy anI We'd
nssslas dc ifihAnA is,'h, u September nsxt.
Porsons af ktgviea birth siil " required
% eghii,is tlsrir naturalization papers
JOliN II. JORDAN,
Aag1sH Regissrr
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Notice of Registration.
EIdnfH EIEeTIoN DlsfhIsf.

~ EiGHIE l13xistitJ Osl9l ts8Hst.
-@s--
NOTICE il hereby given llasi slse under
IN aantd. a,,pcisss,si rs tie tigFeennf pf
Mafyiai,,l eilicef * isegisissisdh iSss Disssfes
10. 4 Hampstead, ~ Carroll Comfy, viii
attend fsf The purpose Of iiAehnrssng his
,llsfiss acernlsns h he psefaslets 81 de
aet 81 Aeaemb.y lsi.~ad At Jaanagy scuiun
1856, CAnpsef ~. -
I. N0RIBiN0TDN's if0TEsIs
IlAm;,staad. on Tuesday and "Wednesday,
gha lih efSdssfh ~ Seiawt6lyer nest, aad 30
tho lassalay ard Wednesday, a oaeh seek
ll.nrahef, uasil Weslpessisy tlac Isssh ef
se,acmt@r mkt inclusive. iTqm 2 pcleck
A. ~ until o'clock +. " u tarh DAY.
Persons III fsre,an l,ir,h pill b required
- exhiI,it their naturalization papers.
fiCiiARil HAkIlis.
Register u Eighth District.
aax. -, T.
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NOTICE.

NAFYuMIHG TRIBE. No, 81, l. o. r. ",
W located al Uniontown, Nd, pntppse cele-
bratipg tlieif stis Anniversary on DE i2ai San,
Germ Noon, lseptembef) Addresses win be
delivered by ihe Res's. p l., Wiisox 81 Baltic.
City, and II. s. Menus 81 Uniontonn, both be.
Ing able aud eloquent Speakers
5sss- public dinner win Dc given in the
Grove near Town.
JOSHUA CAIN, Chairman,
j. w. StGAF0OSE,
GRO. T. TUCKER,
aug Sold. Committee u Arrangements.
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Euseza Glass F,iei9 Jar.

Scientific judges pronounce this Jar the sim.
plest aud the most reliable ofany eyer submitted
for their unbiased opinion Before purchasing
call and see a sample Peaches put Vp In one Of
thoae Jars one year ago. For gnle By
j. L, REIFSN1DER, Agent for
June7. Carroll County, Nd.
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Road Notice.


NTOTICE isherel,r eivotl thai application
will be made hy Petition, TO the G0un-
fy Commissioners Of Carroll County, at
their first meeting after thirty days FROM the
date hereof, for The purpose Of opening. a
Road from the Westminster Turnpike 70 the
Deer Park Road, commencing At Henry b.
Shredder Blacksmith Shop, and following
the presciit road or lane, 70 stephen Ours
lers thence through the land Of Elias Broth.
err SO the division line between the lands Of
said Brothers and Ruth Brothers, and fol.
lowing said line to the bed Of an old road
leadingto the Deer Park Road, thence on,
or near, said old road to the Deer Park
Road, intersccting said road At Christian
Ungyezaht's Blacksmith Shop
WM j, NELSON,
ELIAS BRO ELS,
N. GARDNER, ~
aug a0,--5t end 81 others.
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JOS. M. PARKE,
Attorney al Law and solicitor
in ennnoery.

HAFING seue spare time, not occupied
by his Editorial dnsies, will devote the
same to the Practice % Law ia the various
Courts Of Carroll county. VIII connseland
assist such rs have business before the Or
phaiis Court, aud attend 10 tho prepare,
lion Of Deeds, Nills&c.
Office Ii the relr Of the ADyocArE Print
ing 0llina. maFS
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ESTRAY HEIFER.

\ CfAME 70 fhe premises Of the Subscriber,
u j near Winters, Mill, Westminster biz
trict, Carroll County, about The ilth ~
August last, an Eafay Red EIeifer, ,,s,-z---,.
about year and a hnlf old, with a Sl
little white in the forehead, and .ssM ~.
about the belly and fanlss. The owner
viii please come, prove property, pay char
gcs, aud take her away.
sep6.St DAVID 7. STONE.
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i M 81 thc FINEST Fruit;

has the advantage Of water in every ficld;
and Piney Greek flows through the place.
lis situated Ia good ncighborhood,
near "a Mills, Schools and Churches; and
about miles from the line Of the Western
MARYLAND Railroad as proposed 70 be ex-
tended.
Terms liberal, and made to suit parcha'
sers. - =
Address the subscriber, al Tancytown 4.
z, sso a;'a WILLIAM SHAW !
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NOTICE.

THE Special Term ~ Dr. Circuit Cart
tor Carroll rannty, which was 10 be- held vn
ihe md. Monday Of 4 jG 81 inst. On put.
snance &c an order from HoL Peter W.
Crane, Special Judge, Is adjourned and
postponed mill the regular NOVEMBER
Term next Infprs, Suiiors and Witnesses
are hereby notified chat gbay arc not required
10 attend on De Ind. Mondnyo August, INST
~ order
VIVA MoKELbfp,
CLERK Circuit Courtior Carroll county.
ang2tf
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" aluable Farm at
Private Sale.

TIME subscriber, finding Il inconyenieut
10 manage bis two farms, oilers at Pri-
vate Sale bis FARM, adjoining the one on
which he resides, ii Janeytown District,
Carroll county, Nd, about 8 inilesS. w Of
Taneytown on the road leading from said
Town to Frederick BY Double Pipe Crsek,
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UNITED STATES
Steel Pen Works,
Factory, CANDEl, n. y.

ID lsS'fERBRoOK 4 co. Steel Zen
IL. manufacturers, W6rchousc J03 Arch
Sin~f.. philadelphia, AZ John Etraet New
York.
Hhcse Celebrated rcps nre Of Genuine
American Manufacture, and compfize every
l.sliing txl, IA slin Market, and are eqnal 10
finish. elaaiciiy and iipeness Of point 70 the
i 4 imported, 'l5cy arc, therefore. sure 70
gaiu ito confidence af the American public,
lSsA,p'es md piiees "a dePllcqtioa
Lots Maaeio Orior, q any pattern Or
stamp required.
ees For Sale n tho Trade IT the Mann.
iacfurer's Warehouse. as above and as
retail by alt Slalioneis, booksellers and
News dealers ii The United States.
X. ESllsRBisOOk q co.
myi0 N
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IsF4"FF " III N""NNVffl Vt e
Nr01lcR lsheteby given tllug the ssh.
In scrilar MS obtained from lheslfphalss
Court 81 tArrolI county letters Trsbmeusary
on thr I'enanal Estate az Lgsi raoEF0S,
LATE u Carroll County decsased
All persons having clnitiA agaiaNt sold III.
tate ire hereby warmed u exhibit tbc same
aitlsin six months from this date otherwise
dior nny iie excluded from al benefits IL
saia Ee,aie Those Indebted are requested
10 misia inuiodm,f l,asn.ent.
DENNIS co0HsDN,
aag. 23,-Ait Administrator.
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with stable. md an excellent spring " Va,
~ near tl,e door. This fnua hos bcen
ii,acd over with 60 @ - bashsls per Acre
now 10 VERY productive eond,si',i,, within
sixiy rnils Vi the Railroad ifDin tnioh Bridge
IL nngvtsseWn rs noa laid out,
posseeeisii given "a slse - Of April la'sg.
or enonct Ii Agrnnreinesss can Pc uanJe slsla
Inc Sulucrilefs snn Sow h pesfessinn.
TERMS. 0ne third II hnad, and ne
balance IL three animal pasmenis, ua ngle
aud good security with Interest.
JOHN ". MeALISTEii.
D. HesRY iiseeg, Auclh
aug. %, --@lA
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ms sectlan proposed % b struck out pro-
siacs sbai = tax ~ use CENTS IN tsss Sl0o shall
be levied upon ths taxable property n tbs
STAT fpr lise creation u . school fHiaa- aniil
said school fund aaIl apeaai y sin 'ssbeas q
dollars The slssse sax. 1hiss u in aasliilas y,
DE- esistine scsscsa iaxss h&sneysn heefleslee,
ll.e Legislature nai isasiag mAds ans riieySeioa
ihrsefcr.
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Trustees Sale.

yIlIgilndvcigned, by virtue q thsdeerec
ofahe CIRCUIT Court iof Carroll County
/, Equity. passed n tho easo Of Henry T..
Masanheiner and oshers, against Andrew
Ilrison aud Others. viii aller the land 10 said
ranse decreed 70 be sold. * Pubic Sase, %
tho highest bidder, on che premises Oh
Saturday, ne isth day ~ sepiembsg, 1888,
All O'Clock r. 81.
Said Land Is fiinntcd 10 Myers District, Chr
roll COUNTY, Nd, alsola ! miles North
from the union Mills, aud Adjosus lands ~
David 3. Isarhart aud others, and contains
IN HI acpnd survey made ihereof Che gunw
tsiv OF
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Books, Stationery,
Cards, &c,

"a - iasr tcsass ~ can b. obtained aise.
whesn. an orders ler Boaks. Music, do.
pyopptly ailca We are Also A9easA h,r
he sale II tie " .ile u SsnaewAll Jackson,
ard ''Heasily'p Hssnry ~ she Rebellion.
II. AL fin.asgMfll.
WESLEY &. BANNER.
aag as.tf
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Building Materials.

Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, A., &C.,
Paints, Oils, Glaqs, pnsss
Carpenters aid Cabinet
Tools, Cabinet Hardware Of all kinds.
HHY facilities IL liis Fpccial line has been
AVE- very much Increased. am always pre-
pared to furnished any quantity Of the above
goods, 70 purchasers can always depend on be-
Iar accommodated at the lowest hgito prices.
aas. 81. j. Il. Ref SNYDER.
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THOMAS SWAAN,
GstKaSaN ~ M&NyhASp,
EsOH Irss. NJ she ilvafd "A fisiisTA
Fifrntase UuBtkiaibR f.sIi nslrfinHtiOns fur
nisArd an Mg,lleatiau ~ hitter y atheEs -. "
w. " Nltflpl@
aHxSe.sa a. W. Fsyette ~ Halt, Nd
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7CIa1 EAIA TEX \ EAAtI We Wani
HtDI.s)lItJ agents everywhere to sell
our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed, War
nnfed five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
n United States for less than $40, which are
t,tllv licensed by Hoscc, Whecler e Bllso1a,
yGr6rcr & Baker, Singer q o., and Barb
elder. An other cheap machines are in-
fyiaqemeHts aud the seller or user are Labte
10 arrest, fine, and imprisonment Circulars
free Address, or call upon
SHAW & CIARK,
Iliddcford, Maine, Or Chicago, III.
ianlL1y
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hlNa.II.N ~ Taelh lelllont Pain.

ph. F0ls&g waHid iayite DC attention OF the
puddle ~ h# lntay Tmpruyed ArNoanWprs
fassSeMe FsSfss ron AyftffciAh TKKrA. by
mcsas II NJ isHprosed Air4chalnbcr, the prps-
snrs uf tlie aisuakphere TOT holding teeth firmly
ard serurvls III the fnoufh. y more certainly
and eiincinally aiialned fhan by any style or
form 81 plat, hitherto used by the pfgfessian.
The value aad ftcullsnee 0f set 0f Artificial
Teeth arr much ehhanest b. thisnew and trnly
philosophical arrangement
Dr.. y. caaiinaea the Practice Of Dentistry IN
al ~ Bfaueheg, and being Pioacas Worker
u Hpef lsssttsr car Dental purposes, no II tho
roughly experienced in the nanaiacture u
teetli upon The faisaHi,s Base, and "a prepared
- shpplg thia style Of work AZ very moderate
fatess june I'LL
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VALUABLE FARM
r O r 8 a l. e .

rIuEE Sehseriler, intending q gnli Farm
ina, win utScr Al Public Sale. 90 NE
premises, On MONDAY, tle II qf ocIOt
hER, 1910, II 0 clock =. ~, unless
sooner disposed Of u hflsese sale, his
Fae,a. isina ia Catrssli fpaais. Nd, ono
Mali ,aiie soatb from Miaiiel1uFe, % 'hs
pui,ilr DAD itAaing fn'ts fshsyipNe iiifs' ,
slidlletars 20 LisarY 1sse rgiihiaias
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&c TARM,

lying az Silver Rnn, n Myers liisiries,
Carroll Couaie, M, ahnui eae milo nom
SILVER Ran Chnsth. GA tbs Foad le4dsaa
ft0ia sold Church 70 DE llsioscr road neAr
isese' Smith Shop, cBnlaasing
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1874 Acres oil Land,

az which al,eut IS Aefes esN y bin,wr'
shout Acres ~ Measiosi ihf balance tits
nle md wndrr good Ggseaag wisli cossipr'A'
Die STONE HOUSE, enn- a, -
iainins seyrn Fuorpss a mid.
Iiesszel Si0nr HArn.nes y q A4sas sEas#
ilare,,n. WnRsn Nhed, wsthhsts aarsEAs
Corn Crib thereto, good Ilns t'rM,
cARRIAGE HOUSE.
Hen House. sising Haase. sish never fsil
ms sprin4 ~ aatef fauniug through thc
Basn yard; having a
Y0USG ORCHARD
on snia farm, With Peach. Cherry. Pear, s,ld
ether frua srees. and atirspe AIlses nraf The
dl,nr. Ako.A
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EEW BOOK AND
STATIONERY STORE.

rTyHE undcragae,l hagias iass opffed
bsls;nfss inke pleasure II calling the
attention ~ the pahlic ~ dhcir vel selcc.
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CHILD LosT-Last night about 81 o'clock,
the citizens were attracted by the ringing CT
bells; and there being no auction going on at
the time, it was difficult to conjecture the
cause of the occurrence. On inquiring how
ever, we learned that it was the "alarm bell"
usual y sounded to give warning of child
being lost. The particulars as we learned
them from the father of the child, Mr.. John
Stavro, proprietor Of the Virginia and North
Carolina Restaurant, are these;
Mr. Stavro's little daughter, three years Of
age, disappeared about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and up to the time we gained this
information, had not been found.
We hear this morning, with great pleasure,
that Mr.. Stavro, after keeping up a diigent
search with his friends, amongst whom were
Mr. John Lowe, finally discovered his little
girl about ten o'clock, as the house of Mrs.
Miller, in the extreme suburbs of the city,
on the Church street road. 1t appears that the
little innocent had quietly walked that great
distance, not knowing whittier she went, I'M
til overcome by fatigue, she laid down to rest
at the door of the lady above mentioned, who
kindly took charge of the child, awaiting for
her parents to claim her. The little girl was
50 completely Frustrated by the long walk
she had taken, that she was borne home by
her father flor the distance Of upwards of a
mile) without awakening.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tenti1n Of our readers:
A discourse viii be delivered tonight, at half
past eight o'clock, on the upper end of Church
street. The subject to be discussed is the elm
mortality of the Soul, and all who fell an inter
est in the theme are invited to attend.
A beautiful Mare, thoroughbred, from Knick-
erbocker, young, fast and desirable, can be bought
at low price, to take you down to Ocean View,
by applying in time to L. G. Lindsey & Co.
On Sunday, the popular steamer s'Eolus," and
her popular commander McCarrick, will leave
her wharf at four O'Clock on July first, for Old
Point and the Capes, touching at Portsmouth
both ways. Tickets so cents.
Roe Hsrrings, at Deming for break
fast
Also, in boxes, Orange County Butter, at Dem
ing's
Corned Beg'-New Beef and Tongues, at DEM
ing's.
'Call and try,
And then YOU buy,"
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the week.

NORFOLK, June %, 1886.
We have no material change to note from our
report of last week. Business generally continues
dull and languid, consequently, Gales have been
limited, except in certain leading articles, which
have been in demand and met ready sales.
Cotton-Receipts light and stock much reduced.
Sales very limited at about last weeks prices.
The demand is altogether from the manufacturers,
who have bought sparingly. The margin is not
sufficient for shipments abroad, hence there is a
dulness1n the market. The last news from Liver
pool is more favorable, but the certainty of war
checks opera ions. The light stock and the known
wants of the man ufacturers will very probably
cause present prices to be maintained.
Corn.-The demand still continues, and an ad-
vance has been obtained over last weeks prices.
The supply is not equal to the demand.
StaUes-Are very much wanted at an advance
in prices, and receipts fall short of the demand.
Full prices are readily ATTAINED.
Naval Stores-Continue in very limited de-
mand, and prices dropping.
Shingles-Of good quality are much wanted,
and readily bring quotations.
Bacon-The receipts are more liberal, but ready
sales are found at quotations for medium size,
and in good order.
Lard.-Receipts very limited, and demand
good, at our quotations.
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The Crayen-Haipine Book.

Of making books there is no end, and if
they were all. to be held in such demand as
the Craven-Halpine volume, there would be
no apology necessary for their perpetration.
This book has already been reviewed at
length, and it is not necessary for us to eS-
anime into its claims to literary excellence.
Our simple object in abiding to it now, is in
order to do the illustrious subject of the book
in question a simple act of justice, in the
statement that it is well understood that the
personal criticisms attributed to him have
been overweight, and dramatic effect Civ
en- to the volume which is more artistic than
accurate in some parts.
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A Fine Rain.

As we prepare for press, the Hood gates of
heaven are opened, and it appears now to be
rehearsing for a new edition of the deluge
with improved arrangements for an increased
supply of water. With the least assistance,
in the shape of a few enterprising sweepers,
to assist pelting shower like the present, the
condition of our thoroughfares might be re-
lieved of much of the garbage, which accu-
violates about them, to the manifest indigna-
ton of noses unaccustoned to the cologne
like odors, which assail us now and then in
our pcrambulations.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-28

ROBBERY. The night birds are, it seems,
again at work. Mr.. Whitehurst, farmer
residing in Norfolk County, was robbed night
before last, while be and his family were
quietly wrapped in the arms of Morpheus'')
IF sixty-6ve chicken.
When will these midnight robberies cease2
We put the question in good earnest to the
county authorities. Is there then to be no
security in city or county? Before the war,
such bold and daring robberies were ofseldom
occurrence; but now it is an every day mat
teri Whose duty is it to protect the people?
and when the Magistrates or Police are not
able to do this, can't our farmers invent Spring
guns to save Spring chickens /?
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-28
In Memoriam.

1t is with the most unaffected pain that we
have heard the sad story of the bereavement
Colonel LEwELLEN of the Norfolk Virginian,
whose eldest daughter, a sweet child not
more then ten or twelve years old, was
drowned by accident at the country seat Of
Mr.. John Packer near Pennington. Penn,
$ few days since.
We can only assure the bereaved parents
that they have the profound and unaffected
sympathy of all who know them; and in
giving them this assurance, we beg to whisper
that our Lord and Master has specially
said, that of such is the Kingdom Of Heaven
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-28

Day GooDs.-Purchasers of Dry Goods, at
retail, would do well to call at the establish
ment of Messrs. Capps Peet, As Main
street, where they will at all times find large
and varied assortment to select from. These
enterprising dealers do an exclusive retail
business, and pay particular attention to
keeping up their stock, by replenishing daily
from the jobbing houses of the North. There
is scarcely an article in the Dry Goods line
but can he found at their establishment; and
with polite and attentive assistants they find
their business very successful.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-28

ANOTHER ROBBERY. I'VE hear that a poor
family by the name of McReagan residing
in the suburbs of Portsmouth, were last
night robbed of $50 in money, and some
wearing apparel. 1t appears the knaves
forced the back window opening on lane,
and thereby made an entrance
No arrests yet made. This state Of things
will surely last as long as SO many idle va
grants remain in our midst; for he who will
not work, and gain his bread honestly, must
live; and to do SO, will and must resort to
stealing. Let the law be enforced against
all Migrants, and we will have much less
crime of this kind to report,