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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-22

There are $4,000 idle negroes i'll the city
of Washington, who have neither means nor
disposition to earn an honest living. The
Tribune asks Northern farmers to give them
employment. Mr.. Webster once told a dis
tinguisled Senator that he must skin his
own skunks"
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The Navy YARD TIMBERsHEps. These
buildings are at last looming above the hori-
zon, and certain parties now think that
Grant d Co. mean work.
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laoN STORE AT THE Navy YARD.-Buil-
ding No II in the Navy Yard at Gosport
has been torn down to its very foundation,
and workmen will be Immediately engaged to
rebuild it, to De used as an iron store.
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ARRIVALS
HOTEL.-A. G. NrwroN, Prop'r.

SATURDAY, September %. 1866.
Capt Hanks, VIM Mills, x J Murdaugh, N Y,
W Tender, Jersey City, w Banks, L G Read
Jno Duaton, Baltimore, Alex W Woddell, J
Nash, Va, Miss Davie, Miss Davie, Mrs Da-
NC
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AUCTION SALES.
By MAUPIN 6 MATTON. Anetioncers.
BY LEIGH BROS. a. PHELPS,
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val.
No. 5 Commercial R0x,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
OUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITIES
OF PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK AT AUG
TlON.-ln pursuance of decree of the Circu-
it Court of the City of Norfolk made on the
Gath day of July last, in suit therein pending
between John McPhail and others, plaintiffs and
Geo. W. McPhal and others, defendants, shall
sell, at Auction, on THURSDAY the 9th day of
Sept, inst, at ii oclock, at the Auction House OF
Leigh, Brothers Il Phelps, in the City of Norfolk
the following Real Estate, where If John McPhail
died seized, to wit:
A lot of Ground in the CITY of Portsmouth, sill
uated on Water street, .frontiog As Water St,
unning back 100 feet to a 10 foot Iane-on which
here is three story frame building.
IN the premises, the House and Lot, No. 16
Church st. The Lot fronts 25 feet inches on
Church street, running back 200 feet
ALSO,
A valuable BUILDING LOT on Main street.
adjourning the residence of L. Capps, Esq. front
ing 81 feet on Main, and running back 30 feet to
Reeds Lane.
ALSO,
valuable BUILDING LOT on Union street,
rs feet Union street, running back 10Y feet
ALSO,
Lot on Reeds Lane, rs feet 'front.' running
back 80 feet with the improvements thereon, CON
dwelling.
TkRMS-Fiye per cent of the purchase-money
of each Lot to be paid in cash. and the residue
thereof, IN three equal installments, the LIST, at
months from the day Of sale, each to be secured
by the purch ser bond, with sufficient security,
and to carry interest from the LIST day of January
next, when possession will be given. Any pur-
chaser sh Ill be at liberty to pay down ii larger
proportion than five per cent of the purchase
money; and at any time to anticipate any of the
payments.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BROS. L. PHELPS,
sep19td Auctioneers.
BY W. Il. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,
Corner Roanoke Sq'., and Vide Water S.,
SCHOONER WILD CAT AT AUCTION
WILL BE SOLD, ON WEDNEs-
w day, Sept. 2Gth, 1866, at Johnston & Bros
Wharf. the Schooner "WILD CAT" with her
apparel, tackle, and furniture, to satisfy exc
cution in my hands, in favor of Rosenwig, Dries
en- Il Co, against Basnight Sykes
Sale at II O. clock NJ. Terms, Cash.
The Vessel is well found in sails, rigging, &c,
and WILL carry 1000 bushels.
w. B. DEGGS, Serg't
W. X. ROBERTS,
fepl5-l0t Auctioneer.
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ITTEHTIOA!--THE PUBLIC.

The following Statement we are ready
to submit to "ArbitratiOn."
CITY AND COUNTRY CIRCULATION MORE
THAN DOUBLE THAT OF THE NOR
FOLK VIRGINIAN, AND EQUAL TO
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF
ALL THE PAPERS In THE CITY.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-22

DREDGING AT THE NAVY YARD.--This ma
fihe process continues at the Yard, under the
Superlntendence of Mr.. Eemeyer, and not
Niemeyer, as heretofore printed elsewhere
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RELIGIoUs-The Rev Vim. B. Wellons,
of Suffolk, will preach at Providence Church
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock, and at Fer
ry Point and half past in the afternoon.
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The NAVY YARD ENTRANCE BUILDING
Work is progressing rapidly on the entrance
building, and reflects credit on both the SUI
perintendent and contractors.
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AUCTION RENT.-The four tenements and
stores ON Crawford street Portsmouth, near the
market, lately erected by Maj. Grice, will be
rented to the highest bidder on Monday at
10 O'Clock, by Maupin & Hatton.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-22

CHIMNEY Blown Down Last night a
chimney in Newton, was blown down by the
stiff wind which prevailed.
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PRODUCE RECEIPTS.


PR Seaboord and Roanoke Railroad, Sept. 81
IL bales Cotton, 8 bales Yarn, II bales Rags,
l bale Wool, 81 bbls spirits Turpentine, u bbls
Rosin, boxes Bacon, boxes Wax, So bbls "a
bags Flaxseed, 81 bbls "a bags Fruit, l car load
Slaves, boxes Roots, 1858 bales Paper, 400 bush
Wheat, hhds Tobacco stems, bbs. Apple
Brandy.
Per Norfolk and Petersburg Rail Road, Sept. 81.
Z bales Cotton, rs bbls Flour, $50 boxes robac-
co. At bbs smoking Tobacco, hhds Tobacco,
81 boxes Pipes, "a rolls Leather, % bales Rags,
bbs &c bags Roots, 357 bags l Dbl F. nit, 205
bags bbls Flaxseed, SO bags Feathers, bags
Wool, box Beeswax.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-22

IMPRovEMENT.-A new binding is going
up on Union street, near Church, which, be-
tides filling up vacancy, will improve the
appearance Of that locality.
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SENSIBLE LETTERING find in the col
urnns OF our cotemporary, the Portsmouth
Advertiser OF this morning, a very sensible
communication which commends itself with
special force to the consideration of our
friends across the river. The writer who
signs himself Crawford Street" states his
purpose 10 the following terms:
MY object is to warn citizens in time that
they may prepare for the future. The Ma
chinery of the fire department of this city,
in its present working condition, is almost
worthless, and cannot be dep nded upon to
protect the city against heavy conhagration,
or even an ordinary fire whilst, on the
other hand, can safely assert that we have
the labor material in our midst, active and
energetic. prompt and willing to bestow their
service when and where it would be most
needed"
Crawford Street" understands the finanei-
al difficulties of the "stuatol" which he
states in few lucid sentences, after which
he goes on to show that the cost of organi-
zing the Fire Department on an efficient ba-
sis would be comparatively small; he says
La consultation with the Chief of the Fire De-
partment few days ago, | learned that there
were three Fire Engines belonging to the
city, viz, the Vigilant, Independent, and
Franklin; the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars
is required to give them thorough repairs.
1wo hundred and Fifty feet of very common
hose is all that the city can boast of. Each
Engine should be provided with not less than
five hundred feet Of good riveted hose. The
labor material is ample, and will compare fa-
vorably with any city. SIS 50 asaa g.
We agree with this writer that prompt
action" is necessary and trust his admirable
suggestions will be at once acted on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY
INSUR ANCE

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY
ir INSUR ANCE
Against Loss OF Damage by Fire,
ON EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
TO WIT:
Dwelling Houses, ! Furniture,
Wearing Apparel, Farm Houses,
Barns and Grain, Factories,
Cut Wood, Stocks of Goods,
Warehouses, Produce on Storage,
Vessels in Port, Steamboats,,
Mills, Lumber ards
Exhibition Halls, Society Buildings,
School Houses, Chul ches,
Libraries, Foundries,
Mechanics Shops,
ALSO,
Cargo Risks, Inland, Coastwise and Foreign.
Special attention to Life Insurance,
In the various classes of Policies, viz:
LIFE" "TEN YEAR" ENDOWMENT and
5%s ANNUITY.
-5nformaton and details most cheerfully given
to all interested.
Companies represented in
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., Ny.
MANHATTAN FIRE AND MARINE. F."
NATIONAL FIRE COMPANY, Baltimore
HOME, FIRE AND MARINE CO., N. Haven
INSURANCE co. OF VA, Richmond.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Norfolk. d"
Terms liberal. Apply to
J. c. DEFINING,
Deming's Insurance Building,
Cor. Main and Commerce sts., Norfolk.
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DRASS AND IRON
ID CASTINGS,
SMITHS WORK, &c, &c.
We have rebuilt and enlarged our FOUNDRY.
and are now prepared to furnish
c. TIN IS
Of very description, and of best quality.
81. on r. M II III Try
Has also been rebuilt and improved. We are
now prepared to do
All kinds of Smiths Work
with dispatch and at short notice.
re- All Work warranted, and at Northern
prices
GEO. W. GRICE,
President Union Car Works,
Sc 22-Gt* Portsmouth, Va.
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FARM FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT.
r HAVE six horse FARM for Rent for the
year 1867, situated about five miles from the
City of Norfolk. 1t is well adapted to all kinds
at Trucking. Good buildings, good we'll of wa
ter, with fine young Apple Orchard, and a wa
ter course running within three hundred yards
of the Dwelling.
Also, a Two Horse FARM, about six miles
tom the City, for Rent, for the year 1867.
Apply to b. +. HARRISON,
No go, Bermuda street, or to
j. MILLER Il BROS, SO Market Square,
sep lS- lm Norfolk, Va.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND LARD.
On HF tubs prime New York state Butter,
~ 20 boxes do Factory Cheese,
2, tubs pi ime Leaf Lard, just received and for
sale by T. A. YOUNG & CO.
Sc ~ Cor Roanoke So and Wide Water st.
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COFFEE AND TEA.
OK Bags prime Rio Coffee,
"a 10 do medium do do
SO caddies superior and medium Gunpowder Tea,
Just Fl ceved, and for sale by
T. A. YOUNG & CO.,
seq Co. Roanoke So and Wide Water st.
WA TCHEA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-22

GEM ILLUMINATED GAS BURNER
USIRE PLACE STOVE.-We invite the atten-
/ ton of builders, and the public generally,
to this unrivalled HEATING STOVE, which be-
sides heating the rooms to which it may be con-
nected, is designed at the same time to be par
lor ornament. 1t has been in successful operation
for several years and is considered the most
cheerful, durable, economical and desirable Fire
place Stove in the country. F'Or sale by
GILLETT, CHERRY l. MAPP,
se % Roanoke square.
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WA TCHES!

WATCHES!
WATCHESl
I UST received, a fine invoice of Gold Hunting
u Watches, of American, English, and Swiss
manufacture, suitable for Ladies Gents. All
in want of superior time-keeper at moderate
figure, will call and select from the extensive
s0rtmvnt to be found at II Main street
WATCH REPAIRING
All having Watches which they wish to have
repaired to keep correct time, should bring them
to us, as we give this branch our special atten-
ton, and have the assistance OF one of the most
skiilful workmen to be found.
,JEWELRY REPAIRING.
We are prepared to manufacture Jew ery to
order, at our workshop over the store, and re-
pair any article of Jewelry durably, skillfully
and neatly, as we have one of the most expert
practic III Jew oilers, to be found in or out of the
State Don't fail to call on
sea- q. +. GREENWOOD & BRO.
Old Dominion and Virginian copy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-14
FROM THE PACIFIC.
The Oregon Election observation-disclosures
cratic Triumph I'm Washington Terri
tory-Later News from vaneOuver's
Island, Auckland, Zee.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-Arrived steamer
Sierra Neoddd, from the Columbia river, with
S2s6,000 in treasure.
The result of the Oregon election is in doubt.
Both parties claim the State by about one hun.
dred majority.
The result of the election in Washington Ter
ritory shows large Democratic gains. The entire
Democratic ticket in nine counties has been
elected, and it is believed has also been carried
in four other counties.
The 14th Regiment of Infantry stationed at
Vancouver, has been ordered to Arizona i'm
mediately.
Arrived, steamer Constitution, from Panama,
with New York dates of the 2lst ulV.
Victoria (Vancouver's Island) dispatches saw
that the Fenian news from Canada created
much excitement. Two men-of-war and two
gunbosts had received orders to cruise off the
harbor.
Admiral Denman had arrived at Esquimault
on the frigate SnIe.
New Zealand advices state that four OF the
murderers of the missionaries at Valkner have
been condemned to death.
Sixteen of the murderers of the crew of the
and nine as accessories.
A terrible gale and flood had visited Auckland
on the lst of April, which sunk nine vessels in
the harbor. The damage amounts to 920,OOO.
Arrived, ship Lookout, from New York.
Stocks are irregular. 0phir, S3l2: Imperial
S1Os; Savage, 1925; Alpha, $500; Yellow Jacket,
S64O; Belcher, Sl75; Chollar Potosi, Sl95; legal
tenders, 73,
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Cotton is very dull but
non inally UNCHANGED Flour Gull; Common, 5l910o
lower; sales of 5000 bbls. State, &6 60d950; Ono
sS60a1375; and Western, S6.6Oa9 40; Southern
heavy sales OF 300 bbls. at $40 3O60l7; Canadian
6a1Oc lower; sales of 800 bbls at So 659l3 50.
Prime Wheat frmer; common grades dull and
declhine; sales of IT, 900 bushels new No ] Milwau
kee at SO 1902 %. Corn is active aud &c hlgher
sales of COO bushels at S59S6 cents. Beef quiet
Pork steady at s31 '50G3l'62j iOr Mess. Lard un'
changed at 19@l9lc hisky dull at 1925
ST. LOUIS, June 13 IF our and Wheat steady
and unchanged. Com dull at 65D75c. Oats un-
CHANGED Bacon stiff at 20G20jc. for Gear sides
l5c for shoulders aud 230 24c for sugareured hams
Lard firm at 215a23e. Whisky dull, at 22a23c'
NEW ORLEANs June 13 Cotton firm. Sales 800
bales at 37039c. Tor Middlings Sterling exchange
1566158. Freights on cotton TO New 1ork 4c, I;
to LiveIp ool, ad; to Havre lc. EXCHANGE Oh new
York, R0lB per cent. premium 50
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TEE oHoLERA AT QUARANTINE.
Wbittier,s Religious Opinions.

The following letter from that eminently
Christian poet, John Grsenleat Whittier, will be
read with general Interest,"
1AAtEspURY 7th 9Th Month, 1866.-To the Editor
of the Friend I'm late number of thy paper there
is a notice of a lecture by Henry Blanchard, OF
Brooklvn which doubtless unintentionally, gives
somewhat erroneous view of my religious opinions
Painfully sensible OF my own moral lnhrmlues ana
i0nilities TO error, nslinctiYeY shrink from assu-
ming the office Of teacher and guide of others.
SIMPLY wish to say that my groun4 OF nope 1or
mvseIf and for humanity is in tnat DIVINE iulness
Of love which was manifested in the life, teachings
and self sacrifice of Christine way, tne truth INC
not in any work or merit OF our nature. reverentys
humbly, yet very hopefully trust
and I'm iudsing OF my telow-men can use no other
standeT "a than that which our Lord and Master has
gwen nv. sBy their fruits ye shall know them.' The
only orthodoxy that am special interested IN is
that Of life and practice. On the awful and solemn
tbsne OF human destiny dare not dOgmatize; but
wait The unfolding of the great ystery IN the nrm
mept God will do the best that is possible for all
"Thy friend, JOHN v, WHITTIER
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The Presbyterian Church Troubles
Death of "a KeiIrORd Presidomt. Etc.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,l
BALTIMORE, June 14.-The congregation of
DR.. Bullocks Franklin street Presbyterian
Church voted last night by large majority to
sustain him in withdrawing from the Old School
regulations. Seventeen members protested, and
claim the church property as subject to the con-
troll of the Old School side. There is no doubt
that nost of the Prcsby yteran churches here will
unite in forming an Independent Church South.
Robert NJ. Magraw, formerly President of the
Northern Central Railroad, died of paralysis in
New York recently; and John L. Wilson has
been appointed Master of Transportation on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, vice w. p. Smith.
resigned, to take the Collectorship of Internal
Revenue, Third Maryland District.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-14
A Fight in a Railroad Train Between
Fenians.

POUGHKEEPsIE, June l4.-Three car loads of
Fcnians got into a fight on milk train on the
Hudson River Railroad, last night, between
Catskill station and Germantown. One of the
number was thrown from a car window
while the train was in motion AT Tivoli the
roughs entered hotel, helping themselves
freely and paying for nothing.
At Rhinebeck on OF the party was put Off the
train and injured in terrible manner his en-
trails hanging out. When the train passed
through this station nearly all the roughs were
asleep and quiet prevailed.
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Proboble Loss Of Noted Clipper.

We regret to say that the most painful anxiety
is felt by her New f9Ik owners iog I'm tne safety %,
about forty days overdue from Liverpool
she sailed from that port on the goth or 22d OF
March aoih oUer seUen hundred eDlgrdm PasSen-
1eg,s. and an assorted cargo. Other vessels sailing
about the same time for New York arrived here
i'm 35 or 40 days 1t was supposed last week that
she had become dismasted, and pat into Fayal,
island OF Madeira, for repairs; but adVices from
that port to the l4th of May make no mention OF
her.-N. Y, Times, today.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOOE
[spEoIAI DrsrArcHEs TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, June IA.
Postal.
According to the new postal law, lust approved
by the President, prepaid and free letters are to
be forwarded at the request of the party al
dressed, from one postofiice to another, without
additional postage charge; and returned dead
letters are to be restored to the writers free of
postage.
Tho French Withdrawal from Mexico
Secretary Seward will send, tomorrow or the
next day, TO the Senate such information as will
snow that Napoleon is retiring from Mexico in
good faith.
The Pacific Road.
kilograms from Omaha City report one hun
dred and five miles of the Pacific Railroad COM
pleted on the sth instant, and one and half
miles of track we're laid down on the 9th. Nine
thousand ieet OF track were laid down by a
single gang OF men. This, probably, is the
fastest tracklaying and railroad building in the
country, and indicates an early completion of
the road.
Soldiers AppOintme
Generals Burbridge and Brisbin are here, en-
deavoring to obtain appointments for soldiers
who we're MANNED during the late war.
PardOned.
Upon the recommendation of Senator Pome.
roy, who made personal application to the
President for the pardon of Lewis NJ. Coxsetta
privateersman during the late war;. the latter
has received the desired Executive clemency.
This is the first and only case of any officer of
that condition having been pardoned by the
President.
The President yesterday, on the application of
Admiral Shubrick, United States Navy, Cover
nor J. Madifon Wells, of Louisiana, and others,
directed warrant of pardon to be issued to
Lawrence Rousseau, of New Orleans, Louisiana,
for the part taken by him in the late Revel SER
vice. Mr.. Rousseau once occupied the eminent
position of Commodore in the United States
Navy.
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From Jamaica.

New ORLEANS, June l3.-AdVices from Kings
ton report that grand emancipation celebra-
ton was recently had by the negroes of Jamaica.
The orator of the day said that emancipation
was good for them only during health and pros
perlty; that in sickness and adversely the
negroes used to be cared for by their masters.
A political revolution was reported in Spanish
Honduras but the British colony was quiet and
prosperous.
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From New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June l4.-Lyman W. Cut
Ter was to-day elected by the Legislature to the
Office of State Comptroller, vice Battelle,
resigned.
Acolored man named George Knight freed
man. was murdered last night by unknown
Darties
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Fatal Accident.

LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Professor E. W. Gunter,
organist at st. Pauis Church, was thrown from
a rockaway to-day, breaking his neck, and
dying instantly. His family, who were in the
same vehicle, were uniniured.
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Secretary Seward viii send, tomorrow or the
next day, TO the Senate such information as will
snow that Napoleon is retiring from Mexico in
good faith.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-26

question: 49, I ! .. -: : :
by what means can We
awaken a deeper interest in
the Bible among the Older
scholars, and secure its sys'
tematlc perusal and thought
full study by thems
this will be succeeded b,
a discussion, led by Mr.. S. L.
Carey, upon the question:
elias the prize system a
tendency to bring the Sunday
schools up to the proper stand
ard?'
The closing discussion will
be by led by the Rev. J. Ram
DO, upon the question:
"What relation should the
Sunday school bear to the
familyv'
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-26
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