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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.

A New York paper contains some interest
ing "reminiscences of the late Archbishop
Hughes. He was so careless of money that
he never knew how much he had, how much
be spent, or what ne spent it for. For many
years be carried neither purse nor pocket
book. His income was chiefly in the form Of
salary paid by the trustees of the Cathedral
1t varied at different periods fhis life. When
he first came to New York it was quite small;
it was afterwards increased until it became
ample to support him in comfort, though it
never was extravagant, and was less than is
j. now paid to some Protestant ministers. He
saved none of it, and spent but very little
upon himself. Almost the only expensive
qualification he allowed himself was in the
latter years of his life, carriage and pair
of horses, of which he made very little use
though he had been very fond of horses in his
youth, A1.'*o.5 t+ -Hi ast @-
His residence in Mulberry street was plain
brick double house, simply and even sparely
furnished. Ga the first floor was his library,
eei0'o'y . oifaeo, ttiIi Ptih"t - ilIo pcuTooiu
was in the second story. The rest Of the
house. was occupied by the Vicar General, the
Secretary, and one or two priests attached to
the Cathedral. He kept for several years a
confidential man-servant; he had no other do
mestics except the women necessary to do the
work Of the household ~ .s1 l4:5;fsa- +.
The Archbishop had no domestic taste. He
spent the evening in his study, reading; and
when there was anything on his mind, he
sometimes paced the floor all night There
was billiard table in the house, at which he
used to play imaginary games without an aC!-
versary-an attendant meanwhile carefully
keeping count, At one period he conceived
deep interest in the study of geography, aud
used to sit for hours pouring over the globes.
If visitors interrupted at this pursuit, he was
apo to take it for granted that they cared as
much for the science as he did, and to dis
course to them about it at great length. For
while he bad a similar passion for astron-
omy.
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10 drunken row at Edgefeld Court-house,
South Carolina, last week, between TWO citi-
zens, United States soldier interfered, and
shooting at Que of them named Coleman, was
himself in turn shot dead. @ s-~';.
The wagons of the Southern Express Com
pany on their way from Blacksville to john
sons Turnout in South Carolina, last week,
were plundered by robbers. l5E
A Nashville correspondent says there is not
paying oil mill in the State, the great stories
sent abroad by spectators to the contrary moi
withstanding. e0e sas I'll adF ,sI
The widow of General Bowen, Confederate
States army, who died at Vicksburg during
the war, is teaching school at Raymond Mis-
souri,. y. jos 'la zt--.i.,-53
John Lauderdale, citizen of Covington,
in Upton county, Tennessee, was shot and
killed on the Sd instant, by Cate Harris,
sheriff of that county. .Aie
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FUNERAL OF Col. BowERs.-The funeral of

FUNERAL OF Col. BowERs.-The funeral of
Colonel Theodore S. Bowers took place at
West Point on Thursday The ceremonies
were of the most impressive aud appropriate
character. General Grant was present, with
several members of his staff. The usual SER
vices at the cemetery were concluded by the
firing of three volleys over the grave by the
cadets, two hundred and thirty Of whom were
present. In the evening General Grant and
staff left for Washington. 1t is a singular
fact that, previously to this last terrible CASH.
atty, General Grant had not lost single mem
Der of his staff since the war begun.
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Foreign News.

The Inman steamer City of Boston, which
left Liverpool on, the 28th ultimo, and Queens
town on the LIST Instant, arrived at New York
on Sunday evening, with four days latar adj
vices from Europe '-
a The Fenian excitement continued without
any apparent abatement, and the same ac-
tivity in arrests continued as on the sailing of
the Java Among the latest reported arrests
were John Morris, the famous Head Centre of
Carlow, and Captain O'Connell and Patrick
Condor, of the Federal army box of hand
grenades and Orsini shells had been seized on
the steamer from Liverpool to Dublin and
at Kilkenny the officers had made large
seizure Of gunpowder, designed for the use of
the Fenians d & 'i9
| The subject of Irelands condition had been
up again in Parliament, and the action of the
Government in suspendiag the Habeas Corpus
act had been sharply criticised in the House
of Lords
The rumor was current that Earl, Russell
was about to resign, but was emphatically
contradicted in the latest dispatches for Liv-
erpool. - e @
The news from the Continent is limited but
one or two matters of Importance had tran
splred. The report of the speedy withdrawal
OF the troops from Mexico is now stated to
have been premature. No such result is likes
ly to result from present negotiations The
cost of the French Mexican expedition up to
the first of January last, is set down at tie
round sum of twenty-seven million pound
sterling, while the loss of men,. killed and dis
abled, is said to be not less than eleven thou
sand.
The relations between Prussia aud Austria
are reported as being in critical state and
matters We're assuming a warlike appear
ance along the banks of the Pruth, be-
tween the troops Of Russia on one side and
those of Turkey and Servia on the other.
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IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERs.-Del u
ty Commissioner Whitman has informed the
collector of internal revenue for the second
district of Pennsylvania that the inspectors
cannot retain any spirits or liquor for their
own use taken from the cask or package in
order to ascertain the proof He says the
practice must be stopped.
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INSURANCE.
TNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK. sa~t .el

VIE COMPANY OF OF NoR sIsI { "a "a : :
IN % r P OR ATEtDT Iss4s.
i SHtii Capital, 81 81, 90 90
J.. C. Deming, President CG @
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin Say
ings Bank. a3& 10 ahda
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank. 4eAuE
c. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
G. FL. Rowland, of late Rowland & Brothers.
John D. ,Gordan, of J.. D, Gordan d Co.,
Bankers. Az ~ .srsf.}t fse. flt.. III s5
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Advisory Board. = -
Charles Reid, President Mer. & Nee. Ex-
change
W.. t. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Say
ings Bank. elf9s [o-43 nqis s4tt,sisug gg.st
G. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison q Co.,
Bankers. F4D4gQT
George sangster, ESQ.,, j, E. Barry Esq. A.
L.. Hill, Esq: .5,..a 5e}sTss,4, ..seals.E,
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted. .bssisaos e7sb;g
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk. :. : s
EIRE, LIFE, MARINE 4 INLAND
Il INSURANCE. V49ut V
j. c.. d Il M IN G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
aaa NEW YORK; yitasisio9 ss'se
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance,
Company, N. Y. re-
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
t..aG New Haven. 80 = =
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance.
-Q Company, N. Y. -
National Fire Insurance Company,
~. E Baltimore. n
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, va,
NS- 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. e., 'Pt' =
J. C. DEMING, Agent, % 3afi
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street, Z
au 26-6m = Near Main ST., Norfolk Va Il
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lllstsJsz G...... a. n,
L 1850 RENDERED PRACTICAL,
BENEFITS ILLUSTRATED

n "NosFoLK, March 9th, 1866. 1
.1his is to certify that have this day received
from J. C. Deming,- Agent, sight draft on Balti-
more for total amount of my loss by FIRE, Feb'y
Goth, 1866, $4,000, and that the same was ad-
jus ed promptly, literally and entirely satisfac-
torily. P. DiLwoRrH." @i
Ns- We insure in first-class companies on as
favorable terms any equally good companies,
and settle our losses to the complete satisfac-
tion of the insured.
g- Read our advertisements elsewhere.
j. G. DEMING,
Insurance Agency, 81
NH 7-2w 40 Bank street.
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General Benjamin S. Tappan, an old citi-
zen of Vicksbnrg, died in that city, after
brief illness, on the first instant. AT the time
of his death he was President of the Board IF
Police of Warren county, Mississippi
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FERTILIZERS.

Il is o. D
EpAgGH,s IMPROVED RAwBONE
I ID PHOSPHATE-FOrs iIia;snua 5rsH eeis-i
Vegetables, Corn, N zssgiI ao.E
Oats, Wheat l3-staa
Cotton, Tobacco, &C.,
Warranted superior to Peruvian Guano War
ranted to improve the soil, and sold at manufac-
turers price-S66 per ton, Or in small lots at the
matt and cor. Nebraska and w Waterst.
u r U C e IS fl.1 n 4 77's .
CONCENTRATED MANURE.
taFtft5a "a - 1iG
MANUFACTURED FROM a-oSH y H4f,s.s .ls
ANIMAL FIBRE, BLOOD AND PURE
.GROUND BONE,
SUPERIOR TO ''a'i ai''.a''3a 'sA l1;
PERUVIAN GUANo. i e9s
Price SIS per Ton,
CHARLES REID 4 SON,
ma elm q at Bells Wharf near the Ferry.
.DLACK HORSE STA BLES. I'M.
ID COR. CHURCH 4 UNION STREETS
Buggfes T. Carriages for hire ali all hours,
Horses for Sale and Accommodation
NH ely F7ias91sW DANIEL MAL0NEY. +.
TO FARMERS AND TRUCKERS. bstg
DERUVIAN GU ANO-sart 90 81 ? ,s3f
il KettlewelPs Manufactured Guano,
raF Kettlewelps Alkaline and Phosphate, w
+ y Rhodes Super Phosphate, ~ u y
Recess Bone Flour,
61 Ford's Super Phosphate, .-..,.-.,
NJ Pacific Gaano. ~ .s'>i .''s:5 tQlr@
Kettlewells and the Pacific GuanoS are equal
to Peruvian as to perinanency, and ready or ac-
tive in its effects on the soil, For sale BY lA'e
feb 2s-tf A"a8 'a49 b. n. BOCKOVER.
sDRUCE'S CONCENTRATED MA
ID NURE-Manufactured from Animal Fibre,
Blood, and pure Ground Bone, superior to Peru
Wan Guano, for sale byVe g.,s Ifesf,sgsy ,g,sg
I'D s4e "a - CHARLES REID & SON, y 81 s.
~ .IslLa- ~ Agents for the Manufacturers. r
Price $50 per ton. i- te6s,isra IL, feb 20
San DH's - ,zI '7'7 Us 7a e., q /
AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE
Combining i, qi.f.ae ,-sr = ~
No. 1hPERUFIAN, .ss.a.7T
.IIOg Ya WITH IA Se
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO. =
Adding sufficient Ammonia in the process
OF mar ufacturing, renders it at
ONCE ACTIVE,
and will PRoDucs aLARGER YIELD thai.
Peruvian GuanO alone.
PRICE $50 per ton. For sale by
CHARLES REID & SON. --0i
ma elm at Bells Wharf near the Ferry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&s- COPPER Tfrs protect the toes of Chit
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips. Sold everywhere.
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FOR RENT.

NV ANTED TO RENT-A Furnished
w HOUSE with rooiAs sufficient to accom-
MEDIATE three or four gentlemen and their wives
A location on Main street preferred, and pos
session desired on the LIST of April, aiR }gseq
A note addressed to Mrs. h., and left at the
Counting Room of the Day Book Office will meet
with prompt attention. e sass gJ'
mch6-eo3t eee 4s.,ai Ib.sIfa,-.. ~ II az
EOR RENT.-One family room, with
Il board. Apply to '9a .eiii5a fli1Tg
MRS. SEGAR,
'fe2l-tf Corner of Main and East streets.
DO r. e N N IA Desirable re-
Il sidence No. Is Nebraska Street, consisting
OF eight rooms, and kitchen, paved yard, cistern,
gas and all modern conveniences. III
Terms reasonable. Apply at this Office.
feb23-tf lfl ~, - y, -. .yn .-rrg.zsy-s5
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes. can have it
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room.
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%. 8 HTUos HCRUHC STREET.
JOHN T. REDMOND.
CIR O u Err D 1
AMI lax o.

~ W cS AAIROhC STREET..
- JOHN t. REDMOND, s;.5s ID
2 CIR 90 FIR .lhgslsk
saso AND aa ,.98
Commission Merchant,
Would most respectfully inform his friends that
be has resumed his old business at his old stand,
sL No. South Church street, y
where he would be pleased to meet all his old
friends, and promises to keep the best and cheap-
est GROCERIES, in the city, for cash only.
-- lep 14-nm ~ .zlallG o. Istt.B
4 WANTED u 1900 "a =
w 100000 Red and White Oak HID Slaves
10000 White Oak Pipe Slaves 55 'a'H 5''
Apply toss CHARLES REID d. son, s,tisj
ma at Bells Wharf near the Ferry !
ID EMOyAL-We have this day, re-
y moved our place of business from No. %
70 nmefce street, to- the Southeast Corner of
Roanoke Square and Wide Water St.,
the store formerly occupied by F. r. Ferguson,
feb IS iala8lF gTlAaYouNG see. =
bacon AND L A D.-5, 900 lbs
ID Choice Va. Hog Round Bacon. 4 NJ
4 20 Kegs Nos ! and Virginia Lard. Just re-
Is lsgnl.ii1Ts A. YOUNG 4 co,
NH Cor Roanoke Sqr. 4 W Water st.
sNOTICE, NOTICE.-AIl persons in
IN debted to the undersigned by bond, note, or
open account, contracted during or previous to
the war, may advance their interest BY calling
saa i' ass the e ffssf ss 1T
a feb 2S-tf sli,fsaff gag Campbell's Wharf m
M ASHq& COBB have just received
In another lot of that superior Orange Coanty
Butter, prime New York Cheese, and Labrador
Herrings, which they will sell at New York
prices, on sh,pRers account, a "a d 81 G, a
99a@ NO, s., COMMERCIAL, ROW,
nov4-tf - Near Portsmouth Ferry.
NORFOLK, lCURRITUCK. IqT1VI0
4 CAMDEN STEAMBOAT LINE "A s 4.
The Steamer CLINTON will, on and after this
at a. M, for Currituck Court House, Coinjeck
and Camden, calling at the usual landngsyon
North river. Returning Wednesdays, Fridays
Freight received at The canal denot da;lv
s. NH eff, 49, NJ. COPYRIGHT d co.
u ply No. !, PERUVIAN GUANO daily ex-
Pected. Farmers or their Agents will hayen the
benefit of deduction from current marke rates.
TO the amount of drayage and storage, if taken
feb 20 es aAR LES g REiD q eI6e
M N Il e D.-A Vessel to load ON
4 W., Chowan River and up salemen Creek. -
Apply to B. T. BOCKOVER, a ia
Z NH 9 00 h No. 81 East Side Roanoke Dock
CALF AFL0ATs4We offer for sale
y cheap, from the vessel, [lTE a "IIYI'lT
4 d 500 Sacks G.. A. Salt e., sss. 1
In prime order.
p. HENNEBERRY B. co,
,s4t., 4.s4, 4 Commission Merchants, o. d
NIB o-I0t 11arlrl No. 8 Roanoke Square,
GAIT, SALT-We offer for Sale low
~ 4U0 Large Sacks of g.. A. Salt, in prime order /
in lots to suit purchasers.
NH 10 B. 4. J. BAKER L co.
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Commission Merchant,
Would most respectfully inform his friends that
be has resumed his old business at his old stand,
Ill No. South Church street, a'a Us
Where he would be pleased to meet all his old
friends, and promises to keep the best and cheap-
est GROCERIES in the city, for cash only.
= fab Ci-1n ''' = ~ ~
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JAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
IM BY SAVING AND USING YOUR
s.,ei,sQ III, .esse4ace. OWN GREESE.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufa curing Com
" sise 4ile pany's = n.
ca AsPsON I.FgIE R,9aH4H
~. Gfa e Ok so iEril 's.r.seHesA q
49, = 7 Wv II ! .tLI =
Ia Concentrated I've.

1t will make 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hars
Soap, or Is GALLONS of the yery beat Soft Sos,
for only about IS cents. Directions on each box
For sale at Ill Drug and Grocery Stores and il
lots at Wholesale BY sl's 9's535tYd " t111'lE
VIM. ELLICOTT d SONS.
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w 200, 900 Red and w bite. Oak HID Staves
and Heading. g9Ma5i3 has 4af6W AMI ~
100000 White Oak Pipe Slaves. Il 81
y Apply to3sa CHARLES REID d. son. s.e,,i
mac at Bells Wharf near the Ferry i
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Du14 ten @cpernSr:
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@ebr. @iQiu8 It.. Dunbar'6.
3eutime 8uaf

Wi((iuS Bros. & Dunbar,
81. pauI. Mtxnnipta.
se!;. ss; s.;ss s.. ri, ,s, Bedrooms s. !, s .;s pun san'tss
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@elber, rel@e lei uns tepsnirt mereen,. feten letter.
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fen MIR fets yum 1aees-Genrie.
3. Anfauf l1o @erfauf BON We&{eln.
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at s sst . :ns itess, Mth t. g ELL IN y ss%. .ss9s. e. s'i ssnis. es,.
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fere &eanuns beppntrten @eleer aatlen mir BIER tn
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5. M~uSsablln9 BON @elbern.
Den @eeenwertb spn 9 etsd gen. rel9e uns sum 3wede
Der Iusaablune II Deutialano pber per S@peiis amer.
Srtidaften tppbnenben Gmpfdneern ~tu0enfret tn'S 5aus
ltnseh une tSnnen Mnlers anitsaeeeber bic auittaasea
b~erielben ietner 3eit in Gnpfans nebnten.
6. @erfauf pom Ya1a9e >@6einen
aur Ieberfabrt BON 8remen, 9anaturg unb Qtserpocl
sa& New.yprt yer @esell@iF pber 0ampfbuot, ,fawte
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s%ertaufen mir gum 2ases-Genrfe.
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