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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-21
New Advertisements

The following new Advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Robson d RdiHer, No. East Wide Water
street, ask particular attention of buyers to their
stock of Liquors which they offer at northern
prices.
PENS for R,nt in Old st. Paul's Church on
Friday. See advertisement of Leigh Bros. &
Phelps.
VERY Desirable Land for Rent, over the Draw
Bridge See advertisement of W. J. Hardy
f. H. Ferguson, Auctoneer, will sell, to-mor-
row morning, lot of boots and shoes, aud lot
of sails and rigging.
Norfolk and Pefer,JUrg Railroads.&c. adver-
tisement.
Peruvian Gaono,-E. II. Delk offers small
cargo of the genuine article Now is your time
farmers and truckers
Horses and Mites at AHcfioa-By Roberts, on
Saturday, at his auction house, on Wide Water
street Now is your time, farmers, and dray-
men, and everybody.
John Nash d Soa-Baye opened, in Ports
mouth, a frst-cass grocery store. See particu-
lars.
Room, for Rent aud Boord-Apply to Mrs, Sc
gar, corner Of Main and East streets.
Attention Honseheepers- advertisement of
Foster & Spaulding, and get water in your house
without waiting for Juniper.
Dissolution Of Partnership --See advertisement
of j & Griffin.
&c Deming--No. Main street, offers a variety
of superior teas Give him a call
u A d, Z a Santos Offer very large and SUI
periOr stock of chewing and smoking tobacco.
Also, large and choice variety of garden seeds
and oils, of all names, and OF the best
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A NUIsANcE-The attention Of the Freed
mems Bureau, or others in authority, is called
to the lazy and idle negro boys who congre-
gate on the corner Of Church and Main streets,
daily, and engage in some diversion, such as
playing ball, chunking, dc, very much to
the discomfort of the ladies and other pas. ers,
and no doubt much to the inconvenience and
comfort of the guests at the National Hotel.
Who will abate this ntolerable nuisance? Do
not let them stand on their order of moving,
bnt abate it at once. Where is Inspector
Lee
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MAYORS CouRr, Portsmouth, Daniel Collins
Presiding
The Watch report the City quiet last night,
and no arrests.
Richard Dugan arraigned for buying in the
market to sell again before 10 'clock-fined
IS.
VIM, Morris, Jr., arraigned Tor buying in mar
ket TO sell again in violation of law, was fined
SIS.
VIM. j. Malone, arraigned for buying to sell
again in violation of law was fined S..
| Hugh O'Conner, arrested on complaint of Jesse
Brown. charged with stealing $lS0--was commit
| ted for further examination.
This boy made his escape from the Watch house
last Monday night, but was re arrested yester-
day.
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nan OFF.-Yesterday evening, the train of
vars on the Norfolk and Petersburg Road,
while returning with the Delegation from the
UOckade City, ran of the track about O'clock
'''"een Disputanta and Waverly, breaking
Vue OF the cars and tearing up the track for a
considerable distance
Inc accident was caused by the spreading of
ny rails, owing to the recent rains. Fortu-
safely no one was hurt.
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YuE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG R. R.-It will
be gratifying 10 many oi otir readers to know
that this Road will be re-opened for public
accommodation on Monday next the 26tb
inst We learn thar Ge4eral Malone las
finished all repairs and that te Road is now
in most excellent condition. The traius are
to ,nn daily Sundays excepted leaving here
at Z 50 a. NJ, and Petersburg at . 2. NJ.
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STILL THEY CoME.-By reference to our
Advertising columns it will be seen that our
gstmable and enterprising townsman Of Ports
mouth, John Nash, Esq, has again resumed
business, and has taken his son with him as a
partner His stock Of groceries, liquors, &C.,
is all that could be desired, and was purchas-
Besides the grocery feature of the business,
the Messrs Nash keep a large and varied
stock of iron on hand, which they can sell at
the lowest prices. We welcome them back
again into the business ranks of the two
cities
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CACGnr.-Hugh O'Conncr, who escaped
Monday night from the cage in Portsmouth,
Where he mad been confined under tie charge
of robbng Jesse Brown OF $3.50 worth OF
property, was letaptured yesterday by the
efficient Police Of OR sister city, at the village
OF Deep Creek, to which place he had been
tracked by those energetic officials
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DIED.

In Richmond Monday last Nj MARY JONES,
relic of the late Col. W. w. Jones of Hampton,
Va, aged seventy seven years
In Portsmouth, Va, on Wednesday morning,
at o'clock, DAVID A. Balm, in the 53rd year Of
his age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
at j o. O'clock.
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ArTAcKtp.-Mr. Taylor. Bell while OF his
way home hona Bces, Monday light, WAS at
tackled by Two men at the corner Of Butte and
Princess street but escaped by playing foot
sem the rascas fired at him, but, fortunately,
without effect
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FREEpMEN's CouRr, Norfolk Charles f. John
son presiding. February Al, 1866. William War
rem, charged with an assault upon one Caroline
Moore, sentenced to Hard Labor Prison for 20
days Joseph Kemp, Joseph Wright, and Robert
Ulelland, charged with throwing stones at "tbe
House that Jack built" Kemp and Cielland fined
$40; Wright fined SIS.
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TAXES.

n Council OF the city of Norfolk, held OIL
v ednesday the Dist of January, 1866, Mr.. Grit.
9th offered the following resolution;
Rosolced, That the Collector be instructed to
proceed forthwith to collect all arrears of taxes
due to this date, ana that notice be given in the
daily papers that in the event of n0n-payment il
thirty days, he be directed to levy the prop
ertv for the amount due.
Which, on motion, was adopted
A Copy JNO. WILLIAMS, Register
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NoSvALEscEST,-Oflieer Adolphus Nor-
chant, made his first appearance IN Court to-
day Tor several Weeks Nj Merchant has
been seriously i'll with ala attack Of Erysipelas
in his right eye, which has seriously impaired
the sight thereof
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Aotlb Nr,--As we 50 10 press, we are lu-
formed that a horse attached to a truck, this
morni IS, became frightened while standing on
Church street, and dashed off towards Char
lotto street, running OVER a little boy and
breaking the chiId's leg. No particulars.
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CoMMUNlUATIoNs.l reply to the Widows
Friend We again take occasion to state that
all COMMUNICATIONS, TO secure publication in
the Day Book, must be accompanied by the
name of some responsible person.
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FiRh.-One OF the stalls iii the market
house caught fire yesterday afternoon hut
was extingushed by the timely application
of few pals Of water, before any damage
was done the building.
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FALsE.-lhe alarm of fire last night, was
caused by the burning Of brush in tie coun-
try, The engines We're ali out, and had a
lively run up Cumberland street. The boys
ready.
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FREE EXCURsIoN.-On next Thursday the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company
very generously tender Il free passage to all
who may desire to visit our sister city OF Pc
tersburg Now is your time to save money
and enjoy yourselves, gentlemen and ladies.
Come en TO the Seaport, and buy all You need:
for We know our merchants here will give you
every Satisfaction; and then YOU eau 60 To Bice's
or Peppers an'i he bountitully supplied with
our best LJhiijiareits
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MAYORS CoUar, Norfolk. February Il, 1866.
Thomas Q. Tabb, presiding. There was moth
ing OF interest before his Honor this morning.
WAlcH REPoRr.-Second Deat reported noisy.
Two men applied for andreceived lodgings One
negro was arrested for disorderly conduct. Three
lamps reported out.
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7 NUNFVIh ANU ]
ARRIVALS.
Steamer j. T. Brady, Lands, Bait.
Steamer Kelso, Russell Bait
Str City of Richmond, Stranahan I'm Rich
mond.
Str Chas. Houghton, Whitney. Eastern Shore.
Schr Butterfly, Palmer, Baltimore, Bricks,
Navy Yard.
Schr Mary E. Ellen, huntington Philadelphia,
Iron do do.
Schr Emma, Lowry, Baltimore, Light
Schr Margaret Kennedy, Kelly, James River,
Wood to Master.
Schr Active, Calhoun, Nansemond, Light do.
Schr Bodkin, Stone, Richmond Lumber, Nc
Cullough
DEPARTURES.
Str Chas. Hought n, Whitney, Eastern Shore.
Str NJ Martin, Coffin, I'm Richmond.
STEAMER J. Brady, Landis Bait
Steamer Thomas keso, Russell, Bait.
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ELECTIONS. Considerable interest is mani
tested by the citizens Of Portsmouth concern
ing tie approaching election of municipal Of
ficers which will take place in that city on
the first Saturday in April next, and we hear
many persons spoken Of as candidates for the
different places. Remember gentlemen, that
though We don't indulge il party chickering's,
we will cheetuI!y publish any notices you
may send us-provided they are acconpani-
ed by the requisite Sponotutir.
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4 z a.meeting OF Tue Common COun.
n Gil OF the city of Norfolk, held on Wednes-
Gay, the 3D. Of January, 1866, Mr.. Reid offered
the following resolution:
hssoited, That the Register issue ceitfcat,
or certificates to any person having interest du
them by the cit, for the six months preceding til
list of January, which certificates shall not b.,
transferable, tut may be used by the party Ii
whose favor the certificate Is drawn, in paying his
or her taxes now due aud that the Collector b
authorized to receive the same in payment; an,
the Register shall receive said certificates casL
from the Collector.
Which, on motion, was adopted.
4 Copy: JNO. WILLIAMS, Register.
Concur ed in By the Select Council same day
feb IA
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GREAT CONVENIENCE TO HoUSE-KEEP-
fHs.--Now that servants are scarce, and it is
"und IN many families very desirable to do with
0't them, it will be seen by the ad 'ertisement
heSsrs. Foster & Spauldng, that they are
engaged in running water into dining rooms
and kitchens, from cisterns. 1t S by such
V"nveniences as this, that 50 many of the
families at the North are enabled to get along
Without servants, and we are glad to have
'Aese facilities introduced here, as they will
AID III the homework and enable our people
dispense with thatrare luxury nowadays,
good servant.
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UNFoRTUNATE ACCIDENT.-We learn from
one Of our exchanges that Mr.. James II.
Warner, formerly of Portsmouth, was 80 serl-
ously wounded in an alTray in Columbus Geo,
as to render necessary the amputation OF his
leg. Major Warner is we'll known in our two
cities, he was an officer in the Tilted States
Navy, and rcsiglIing, he was given charge OF
the Columbus Geo, Arsenal, by tie Confcder-
ate authorities. He is now doing business il
Columbus and New Orleans with two young
merchants of Portsmouth. as partners We
think he married a lady of Norfolk County.
His friends are much gricvcd at the unier-
tunate occurrence.
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The FERRy-Was retaken by the Govern
ment Ia night, and this morning we found
the lately deceased toll -gatherers at their old
posts, The County made dead heads Of them,
II they didn't of as, but before their friends
had ceased to mourn their loss, they return to
the fold. We learn that Col. Blount will be
IN the city to-day and make definite arrange
ments in regard to the time of running the
steamers, and the disposition of the tickets
lhered checks used by the Quartermaster's
department. were, by order of the County au-
'a0rltles, succeeded by green, probably In
compliment to some Fenian on the Commit
'es' but now we suppose the former color
VIII again be trumps. $50 it, you red.
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saCoUNrY CouRr of Norfolk County met at the
Court House in Portsmouth this morning The
civil docket was resumed. Nothing transporting
of any interest,
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MARRIED.

A the Dinwiddie Street Presbyterian Church,
on Wednesday l4th inst, by the Rev. DR.. l.. NJ.
Lee, Mr.. SMITH A. SHERWOOD and Miss INDIE W.
PORTER, all of Portsmouth.
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BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS

TRUSTEES SALE OF92I ACRES Of
Il VALUABLE AND HEAVILY TIMBERED
LAND, in Princess Anne County, fronting two
miles on the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal, Is
miles from Norfolk.
On wednesday, the 18th day of March,
will sell at the Auction House of Leigh Bros Il
Phelps, Norfolk, Va, that valuable and heavily
timbered tract of Land, lying on the Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal, in the county of Princess
Anne, containing 92l acres.
The above land is heavily timbered with pine
oak, cypress, &C., all of original growth The
land lies well, and after being cleared, is well
adapted to trucking or farming purposes,
1t will be divided or sold in one tract, as pur-
chasers may desire.
A plot OF the property may be seen at the Auc-
ton House of Leigh Bros. & Phelps
HENRY B. WOODHOUSE, Trustee
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
feb INV Mid Auctioneers.
by FENTRESS d WILLIAMSON,
East side Market Square, Portsmouth, Ia.
AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Have for sale $50, 600 worth of Real Estate in
the city, and one of the finest truck farms in Nor
folk County, containing 100 acres with fine Oys
ter privileges.
FARM FOR SALE, near Powers Hill. Also
1892 lbs. good BACON, to be closed out with
with dispatch.
FENTREss & WILKINSON,
Jan3l-Im Auctioneers.
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SOLE AGENT FOR.
Smith * Bros Celebrated Xxx ALE.
ALSO SOLE AG MIS- FOR THE
CELEBRATED WAHCO AND IALltAAA
BITTEE05
All of which we offer to the trade
Az NORTH ERN PRICES.
Call and examine our stock te20
VI FRESH IMPORrATION.A small cargo
daily expected and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers, as low as it can be had in the mar
ket. Z. II DELk, Agent,
fe2l-l0t % Commerce street.
NJ ORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
~ RAILROAD. This road will be re-opened
Tor the public accommodation and tor business,
on Monday the 26th day Of February, 1866
The Passenger trains will leave Norfolk at u
A. M, and Petersburg at ?. ~, daily, sun
days excepted.
fell Ct WIN. MALONE, presden,.
TMPO RFANT TO HOUSEK
1 EltS. = We engaged in running water
from the Cistern, into Kitchens and Dining
House Bells and Locks put in and repaired,
Pumps made and repaired.
Trunks and Umbrellas repaired. Wire Netting
made for any kind of Window. Dwelling and
: torres, warmed by Steam. Gas Pipes and fixtures
repaired, and all kinds of Gas and Steam fitting
executed
Sew ing Machines adjusteb
Gas and Steam Filters No. % Bank street
FsNEAS. TEAS! TEAS TEAS
FINE NEW CROP OOLOAG TEAS.
Received this day few half chests very choice
Oolong Tea, new crop, fresh il portation. This
is very fine BLACK TEA, draws handsomely,
OF fragrant smell and most delicious taste
Fine Japan Teas--in this line we have very
choice art Gle, rich anu fragrant, warranted to
please. Extra fine Guppowder Tea. Our first
crop fine Gunpowder Tea we guarantee unsur-
passed in quality. We hold them open to compe-
titon from any quarter, and stake our reputat on
as a Judge of the article upon the result
L. G. DEMiNG,
feb2l Dealer in Fine TIE $, No. Main st.
TOHN NASH & SON,
81 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
| in selected Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Teas, Segars, Tobacco, English Sauces, Pickles,
| &c., &c.
| Square, Portsmouth, Va.
| Jay Flat and Bar Iron on hand. fe2l-lm
| EyOR RENTING field on the Eas-
| II tern side of the road leading from the Nor
| folk Drawbridge, belonging to Thomas A: Hardy.
| Apply TO WILLIAM j. HARDY.
feb2l-2W#
NOR RENT-one family room, with
! board Apply t" ,,,a .r,c
| fe2l-tf Corner OF Main and East str cts
NIsSO TION OF PARINER-
SHIP The firm of j. 4 7. Grifin was
on the 18th inst, dissolved by mutual consent.
| The partnership effects of the said firm 'ving by
| deed of that date, been assigned to Simon s.
Stubbs, he is alone authorized to settle the
business of the said firm.
JOHN T. GRIFFIN,
| fe2l-2w THOMAS L. GRIFFIN.
nHEWIN AND SNORING To-
/ I J BACCO.--A very large stock of above on
hand-also lorrard's choice tices in all their
Grand yarie at New York prices for cash in
hand.
/ feb n Nj a. Z. a, SANIDS
CEEDS AND BULBOUS ROOTS.-
Also Peas snap Beans &c in daily receipt
from the best sources. .
fnh II NJ A. Il c. A. SANTOS.
TADER.. BlGGS n CO.,
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BELLS WHARF,
|, fab Xiv Norfolk, w
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I AND IN NAN SEMOND COUNTY
4 Fer Sale offer for sale 53 acres of des-
lrabe land in Nansemond county, through whca
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad passes
About 10 acres Gle red balance heavily timber
ed. 1t lies about miles from Suffolk A grea t
barg in is off red.
G. W. COOK.
20-2t Counsel for the Freedmen.
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NOTICE,
PERUVIAN 0UANU.-AnOtner sup

shERU Wan UUANU.--AnOther sup.
ply No l, PERUVIAN GUANO daily ex
pected. Farmers or their Agents will hive the
benefit of deduction from current marke rates,
to the amount of drayage and storage, if taken
from the vessel. Send in your orders at once.
feb 20 CHARLES REID IL son.
yrIRGINlA:--At Rules continued ANA
held in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Princess Anne, ON Wednesday, the 30
day Of January, 1866:
DANIEL FISHER, Plaintiff,
against In Case,
GEO. NJ. sen ECA, Dttd
The Plaintiff having filed his declaration in this
suit the object of which is to recover against the
defendant the sum of $275.4G, due by account,
with interest from the 18th day OF July, 1860,
till aid and an attachment having been issue
and levied ON tract OF land in Princess Anne
County, adjoining the lands of Daniel Ward,
Jane McClanan and VIM. II Blu roughs, it being
the land ol which Ma tina Drewrey di seiz d.
as estate in which ;he defendant has an interest,
and funds, debts estate and effects in the hands
% Malachi NJ. Moore, in which said defendant
has an interest. and il appear ing by affidavit
filed, that the deienda is not resident OF this
State it is ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear here within one month after due publication
| hereof, and do what is necessary to protect his
| interest. A Copy-Testc
j. j. BURROUGHS. C.. G,
| H. NJ. WoopHoCsE. p. q. ieblI-w4W
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Poar OF NORFOLK ANN PoRrsMoura, Feb. Is
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No sales reported on change this morning.
val Stores fat
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TOHN NASH & SON,
ID WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
in selected Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Teas, Segars, Tobacco, English Sauces, Pickles,
&C., &c.
Square, Portsmouth, Va.
lzls- Flat and Bar Iron on hand. fe2l-lm
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The SALOON is strictly fitted up to conform 10
refined and select association

The Cuisine is under the Superintendent Of a
Competent
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MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Financial,

We quote to-day
Goid-Buying at 1876; selling at 40
Slrer-Ruyinr at 1870: selling at lJ5.
L.. L. ArnAna
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NOR RENT.-One family room, Will
n MRS. SEGAR,
fe21-tf Corner of Main and East Strfets
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-03
A Debt not Easily Paid.

live possessed nothing more than what had
1ecn gained by our own Efforts, VIC should be
poor indeed. Taking no account Of the good
things with which God has filled the earth for
the use OF man-thc sunshine, clouds fruitful
fields, ireming waters, air, and all the innumera.
blc expressions Of Ills bounty in uature--everv
man, woman, and child. are debtors TO the skin
and industry Of our fellows. Our clothing, food
books, amusemenis, tools, In short, everything
devised for comfort or happiness, require an
amount VI thought and " ork, which no one in
disidual could eser accomplish. Il has required
ages OF experiment. aud labor TO perfect even the
commones, articles Of every day use A bows
coat represents the toll Of the sfeperd who rais-
ed the wool " the gcnias og the inventor Who
devised The machinery for cleansing. carding,
spinning and weaving !, the ar; Of the chemist
who prepared the dxes labor Of those who did
their part ia furnishing the thread and bniions
the work Of the tailor tue skill OF the hundreds
OF mechanics who constructed the tools necerssa-
~ 'or all those who bad hand IN completing
the garment, and the Efforts o. those who turn
ished food for all thus engaged Why Almost half
the world had some thing 10 do toward making
that coat; and thus Il Is with nearly all the things
We possess. Now no one man eau ever rally
pay for all he has received When any one feels
ilke putting on airs, exaliing himself, and
boasiihg o' bis Independence /; may benefit him
to think that his debts are no; We, raid iha, they
never can be. The hsst one can do under the
circumstances is 20 exert himself to add something
10 the general stock of good things in the world.
The Good Book sums j, Up In this wonderful SEN
tence O~s no Hsor aHyiling. LH 10 lcrs one aa-
oiseT-showinf that the debt Of good will can
never b. fully discharged. .igr.eHifur-
~
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-03
WHOLE NO. 96.


The following new rules for Base Ball players,
which We Gnd In an axchauge paPer, We con-
mend 10 the attention Of the members Of bass
ball clubs In this county
Ths hniags.-Sec. 1.-The game when play
ed atall, 10 b on the anniversary of some other
day, and be continued until nlns innings arc
played, II the players aro not played out i" be-
tore that time. To he conducted strictly in &C
eordanse with the laws Of the Mfdes and the
Persians, and the regulations of the board of
health.
Running Bssss.-scc. 2.--NO player 10 be al
lowed moro than one hour 20 run q base.
Caiehing.-Sec. 3.--Playefs 10 have the privi-
eye Of catching their balls 10 hats or caps, but
the use Of peach baskets 70 be positively pFohlb.
tied. Mosquito nets may be used In catching
- nv - balls.
Foul BaLls.-See. 4.--An - foul balls " to be
deodorzed before used.
Putting Players Onf.-Sec. 5.--Any player
caugh, out without his nigh, key or per-
nit from the Clerk Of the coaneil, 10 Be taken
charge Of BY the city police, placed In the cola
and furnished lodgings In David Jones Locker.
The PitekT.-Sec. C.-Should the " pitchers
become cracked during the game, a new one 20
be procured from Anllen' GEocery stose. Prouid.
I'd, That bis dog does not steal the players din.
ner, aud make home run" Otherwise Il shall
be pursehased from the nearest grocery.
bdiiiHg.-Sec. mo cotton " batting al
lowed.
C6aryaaes = omnibusss TO start for the frss
base every bali hour, and AmbulAnces to be ready
Al convenient points 10 carry on the wounded
RsPorters. l0.--ln order that there mar
be correct report By eye wilnesses-aiier the re-
liable manner OF war orrtspoudeuis-newsp spa-
per reporters 70 be positively prohibited from ap.
lroaching the grounds