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LOST PoLE.--A contemporary says-A
Yankee schoolmarm was up before the May
OF of Richmond recently, charged with being
drunk on the street. She came down South
to instruct the negro and lost her moral bal
ancs pole in the effort, fell, aud became a
common street walker.
We think it more probable that the pool
fallen woman lost her moral balance pole
before her effort" to teach the negro. -
Her " moral balance" was doubtless 6 lost
before entering upon her Southern mission
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German shooting Festival.

The Schuetzenfest is still in lively progress
in Washington The shooting continues, and
the best marksinan on the ground is said to
be Mr.. Klein, of New York. 1t is expected
by 6 o'clock tomorrow, when the shooting
will cease, that about 1000 will have been
fired The ladies this afternoon tried their skill
with the rifle for number Of handsom prizes.
Postmaster General Randall, and several Of
the heads of bureaus, together with foreign
Ministers, to-day visited the grounds
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, Surgeon Norris
who has been in constant attendance on Sc
oretary Seward, reports that he is much better
to-day. There seems to be no doubt that he
will soon entirely recover his health, The
thermometer this afternoon Il o'clock in-
dictates 80 degrees in the shade
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Psrsoas ~, this city or Portsmouth, desiring the
DAY Book left at their homes. can have Il gro.
perly attended to BY having their names tetf at
ASHTON EMERSON. Auctioaeers, No. 40 CToa0-
ford street, Portsmouth.
TRs TR1-WEEKLY DAY Book coat' ming all mat
ters of Importance an the tico days issues. P''cs
S3a yeGT.
Inc WEEKLY DAY Book ,Oil be maitsd to Country
Subscribers at the small sun, of ONE DOLLAR, an
a1vance. 1t a0iH contain Editorials, t"tI a.
acct of Nssos, Book Notices, and stems Of Com
sssys;al and Agricultural intelligence No pains
er srpense wiH be spured an making st des'ra,
bic companion for the countryfre SIDE 0aa
from ste iucreassng patronage, st commsnas at
sslf az good medium Of country advertising
to the community.
All Communications for tbs DAY BOOK must oe
authenticated by the names Of the aoritsrs.
Az Letters contdining rem.tanoes OF money toT
this office, must be registered
Comic. Of our Weekly and TSi- Weekly Pdpsr can be
lad at oar counter, ready wrapped for making
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. t. PHELPS
No. 5 Comm sycin2 R9a

4 fOMMISSIONE Frs SALE OF yAi.
OUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITIES
OF PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK AT AUG.
TlON.-in pursuance of decree OF the Circu-
it Court of the City of Norfolk, made on the
oath day of July last, in a suit therein pending
between John McPhail and others, plaintiffs, and
Geo. W. McPhai and others, defendants. shall
sell, at Auction, on THURSDAY the 9th day of
Sept, inst. at IL o'clock, at the Auction House of
Leigh, Brothers Phelps, in the City of Norfolk.
the following Real Estate, where # John McFhail
died seized, to wit:
A lot of Ground in the city of Portsmouth, sit
aated on Water street, frontiog As on Water st.,
INNING back 100 feet TO a Is foot lane-on which
here is three story frame building.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
THE. the premises, the House and Lot, No. le
hurch street. running back 200 feet.
ALSO,
valuable BUILDING lot ca Main street,
adjourning the residence Of E. Capps, ESQ, front
ing 81 feet on Main, and running back 30 feet 70
bReed's Lane.
valuable BUILDING LOT Union street
Is feet on Union street, running back lot feet.
ALSO,
Lot on Reeds Lane, IS feet front, running
back SO feet with the improvements thereon, roa-
sisting Of double brick tenement and frame
dwelling.
TERMS-Fi per ent ofthe purchase money
OF each Lot to be paid in cash; aud tho residue
thereof, in three equal installments, the lat at
six, the End, at nine, and the 3rd, Of twelve
months from the day OF sale, each to be- secured
by the purch 4ssr bond, with sufficient security,
and to carry interest from the lst day of January
next, when posse sion will be given. ANY pur-
chaser sh Ill be at liberty to pay down larger
proportion than FIVE per cent Of the purchase
money; and at any time to anticipate any ofthe
payments.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner.
: LEIGH BROS. d. PHELPS,
sep19-t ids Auctoneers
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BUriNG STocK.-Old Mr.. - was a most
original character who had rather queer
way Of expressing himself sometimes. Like
no many Of our old citizens he put all his
surplus mcans in bank stock as sOn as his
rents came in
There had boon new issue OF stock Of the
bank of Virginia but for some reason Mr..
- preferred the old issue to the new
Wishing to purchase some of the former,
he went into the Virginia bank one morning,
where he was received by that noble specimen
of Virginian and man of genius the much
beloved Mr.. w. of whom it may well be said,
take him all in all, We never shall see his
like again"
Mr.. W. said to him, well Nc - what
can do for you this morning"
Our friend replied, "Mr. W. have you on
hand any of the original function ?"
"Ortgi,sal function, Mr.. ----s what do
you mean, sir ? cannot comprehend your
meaning"
"Well, really my meaning is plain enough,
it seems to me but as you don't understand
me, | will further define the Specification OF
the rn. What / want to know is this -
Have you any of the original function - yes
the original function don't you understand?
| mean the original function or the regular
routine.
Mr. W here knit his broWs, and after
bordering a long while, enquired if he meant
any of the old issue of Virginia bank stock !?
Exactly SO, Sir you've hit the naiI on the
head. Make me out q certificate OF my having
purchased five hundred dollars of the origina!
function of the regular routine" which was
accordingly done, Mr., - put it into his
pocket-book, and retired wishing MIR. W. a
good morning. vf
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TIE EYE, EAR AND CAraRRu-We refer our
readers to the advertisement of Dr. GARDNER,
the celebrated Eye and Ear Surgeon of New
York, who will be at the Atlantic Hotel, on
Thursday October 4th, and remain until Tuesday
the 9Th, and Monthly after that time, OF which
due notice will be given. Those who are suffer
ing from deafness, catarrh or diseases of the eye,
shout 20 and cansult Dr. Gardner
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q" SLEW EyE.--The LynchbWg virgLian
concludes some justly severe reflections on
Butler with the remark that Massachusetts
politicians are sal gens,Ts. This, as Mr.. Lin
coin used to say, reminds us of story.
An officer of the late Confederate Navy
was one of little group which once halt
ed before photograph Of the great spoon
stealer, to whom a member of the company
applied the language of the Virginian. No
said the Commodore, call him slsso eye. and
you'll hit it to the dottng Of eye"
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Boston Appointments.

Messrs. Avery, Aspinwall Bates and Prince
OF Boston. had an interview With the Presi-
dent, and claim to have secured the appoint
ment of Gen, Couch for Collector of that port,
A clean sweep will probably be made in tina.
and many other localities as fast as the cases
can he acted upon.
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER f. B. BLAKE. U. s.
N-Who ha S friends and relations in this re-
gion of Virginia, conducted the correspon-
denee with the Brazilian authorities. on con-
veying the apology of the United States for
the violation of the neutrality of Brazil by the
capture of the Florida His letter is spoken
of by the Brazilian authorities as model of
tact and deicacy.
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Freedncn's Bureau.

Bfevet Major General J G. Robinson, As
sistant Commissioner of freedmen's affairs in
the State of North Carolina, has announced
in general orders that First Lieutenant An
drew Goats, Veteran Reserve Corps has been
relieved from the duties of Acting Assistant
Adjutant General and assigned to the duty
as Inspector of the Freedmen's Bureau in that
State
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Recognition of Consuis.

The President has recognized J. W, Curlisr
as Consul General for the Dominican repub-
lie at N Y. This is the first instance of the
appointment of such an officer to the United
States from that government, 7tse-. ....
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CENSUS OF TIE Memo PoPuLAr1oE -
Persons are engaged in ascertainiug the num-
Der of negroes now living in the City, TO-
gether with other statistical iuformortion in
reference to their occupation, and ability to
support themselves. We understand that the
performance of this duty is by persons under
the supervision of the Freedman's Bureau
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The FERRY PoINI CHURCH Service will
not be held there again until Sunday even
ing, in consequence of the fatigue of the con-
gregaton and the officiating minister, conse-
quent on the jealous attendance of all parties
on the late protracted meeting, at which a
refreshing shower of spiritual grace was abun-
dainty poured forth,
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GENERAL GILMER. Whose name is famil-
iarly associated with the protracted siege and
gallant defense of Charleston, is to superin-
tend series of interesting experiments, near
Fortress Monroe, upon stone and iron clad
targets. The result of which will undoubt-
eddy be to show that there is no combination
of stone and iron which powder and iron
cannot destroy.
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In PORTSMOUTH Before His Honor this
morning there we're six cases for petty often
ces by negroes, which were promptly dspos-
ed OF by Mayor White, Richard Riddick,
negro, for violating the Ordinance relative to
keeping hogs VIM. Young. Cha's Scott, Jno.
Thomas, negroes. for rioting, were locked up
and Henry Southali and James Hagan, for
lighting, were fined SIS each
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"JUEIATA" knows how to read, cypher,
spell, knit, ernbroder. mama did not add,
"Tatin,' because not in Webster's Dictionary
paint, dance. aud enter the room"
Why didn't our brother "local' ask ii she
could b,ke, and brew, and dust, and super
intend the kitchen? There is not much POI
etry in these things. but the knowledge
thereof is very good to have in the house"
as the immortal "Toodles" has it.
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ROCHESTER, Sept. l9.-1'he Common Coun-
Gil Of this city have abandoned the proposition
TO entertain the party of Southerners who are
to be here tomorrow. When it was under
stood that they were on partisan mission
the idea of receiving them a. guests Of the
city, was at once abandoned.
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WAR OF RAoFs,--A fight occurred this
morning between "pale face" and an ''ebony
Idol" in the Portsmouth Market House, which
was promptly interrupted by the police
The parties were taken before Mayor White
who fined and admsnished them.
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CRAWFORD STREET if it could speak, would
undoubtedly call out Justify for brooms and
sweepers, especially near the Market House
There are " sermons in stones in that neigh
borhood, and the text 10 cleanliness is next
to Goodness"
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The Health of Secretary seward

Surgeon Norris, who has been in constant
attendance on Secretary Seward, reports that
he is very much better. There seems to no
no doubt that he will soon entirely recover
his health.
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A COLLISION The steamer Geo Leary
ran into barge at Niemyers wharf, Ports
mouth, and slightly damaged her She was
Immediately towed into the wood dock, to
keep her from sinking
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sad Accident at Haxal,s Mills.

Mrs. L. A. Harlow was instantly killed at
Haxalls -four mills by being drawn in be-
tween two cog wheels. ir
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septic lot
NO CHANGE

NO CHANG
ICTWiTHSTAN DING the advance
~ In some kind of goods, we are still adhering
to our old plan Of buying low and selling accord
ingly. Quick and cheap is the word.
We call attention to the following goods FROM
usual rates
Axes, Circular Saws, Locks, Hinges, Pre-
serving Kettles, Pumps, Table Castors, Buckles,
Baskets, Backing, Ak Handles, Plow and Cart
Harness, Tables, SaddleIs Benches and Tools
Kettle Ears, and many other ~ tieles worthy the
attention of purchasers.
+. J. GRIFFITG,
Wholesale Retail Dealers in Hardware,
No. II East Side Market Square,
sepl1 Sign Of the Pad Lock.
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ARRIVALS
ATLANTIC H0TEL.-A. G. NBwroS, Prop'r.

FRIpAY, September I'll, 1866.
Jewett Juo Perry, c, 7 Steger, N
York, Gen Newton, u S Army, l. A Lpman,
Phil, Watson s Dibrell. Joshu Wright, James Z
Carr, Mrs Ljdner child, Miss Edwards, NJ
Carroll, j Hodges lady, Va, W W Williams,
Williamsport, w Dean, Bait, Capt II Fen
dell, jr, O N corps, Maj W Slack lady,
Jno Roberts, Washington,
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AUCTION SALEs.-F F. Furguson will sell
tomorrow, at IL o'clock, at Campbell's
wharf, a sloop of 6 tors. suitable for the
1Yster business ---.---
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A GOOD COOK
WANTED.
Woman or Man,

Woman or Man, .
A the COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
n Sc 30--3t 48 Bank Street.
VA. MONEY AND DRY GOODS.
TINE subscriber has for sale, $2 500 in Virgil
i MIA money, which he will sell in sums to suit.
Parties wishing to purchase will please give me q
call. ALSO
Just received, large stock of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS, to which solicit call from the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk, Portsmouth
and the surrounding country.
J. D. CANNON,
se2O-6t No. 63, E. Main street.
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PUBLIC.

The following Statement we are ready
to submit to "Arbitrati0n.
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.
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OFFICE, S. 8. K. R. CO.,
PETERgRuRe, Va, Sept. II, 1866.

OFFICE, s. 8. r. R. CO., |
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. II, 1866
NJOTICE.-With view to the early
~ adjustment of interest past due upon the
mortgaged bonds of the Southside Rail Road
Company, the holders of such bonds respect
fully requested to make return to r. E. JACK,
SON, Esq, Treasurer, &C., Petersburg, Va, OF
the following information
1.-THE number of the Bonds they hold, and
the date of their issue.
H.-The number of coupons remaining in
hand and unpaid, up to, and including July
1866.
Persons holding coupons, without the cores
ponding bonds, will likewise report the following
facts: The number and amount Of coupons they
hold, and the number of the bonds to which they
respectively correspond,
WILLIAM MALONE. President.
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:, Zen VIM. Malone has gone on trip up
tns virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
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The EoUINoxIAL STORM, which is now
due has recently given lis one or two preii-
mipary notices of its approach flurries of
wind and rain, like so many skirmishers
thrown out to feel our position.
Let it come by all means, Ave have been
parched by the summer heats until the epi-
denies of this "local" has been heard to rattle
like parchmene The whole town longs to
try hydropathy and prays for tie water
cure" of Jupiter Pluvius, as refuge from
parched lips, dry threats, and imperfect alb
lutions A good, old fashioned storm, with
plenty of thunder and lightning would pro-
badly purify the atmosphere; and change in
the temperature would invigorate our frames.
AS we wrote the last paragraph. the gene
rous rain began to patter on the roof, and
unless our ears deceive US, there is rumble
Of thunder in the distance, which tells of the
near approach of the September gale.
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FARM FOR RENT
I HAVE six horse FARM for kent for the
L year 1867, situated about five miles from the
City of Norfolk. 1t is well adapted to all kinds
ter, with fine young Apple Orchard, and a wa
ter course running within three hundred yards
of the Dwelling.
Also, Two Horse FARM, about six miles
tom the City, for Rent, for the year 1851
Apply to B.. +. HARRISON,
No. 60, Bermuda street, or to
J. MILLER & BROS, SO Market Square,
sep IS I'm Norfolk, Va
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CHOLERA NEAR HAMPTON We regret to
learn that this disease has made its appear
ance on the Peninsula. On Friday last, Kit
ty, most excellent woman, formerly the pro-
perty of Kennon Whiting, Esq. was attacked
and after a short illness expired. The dis
ease, it was thought, was brought on by her
irnprudently eating cabbage for breakfast on
the day of her death. Five other cases are
reported.
We greatly fear that the dense masses Of
freedmen huddled together at and near Hamp-
ton are destined to suffer severely, and We
trust that General Howard will loose no time
in providing them with medical attendants
drugs, and such necessaries as they may re-
auire.
Left to themselves, in the midst of a beg
gard and desolated region, without money
and withoutresources, they must suffer fright
fully. Now is the time for ths Bureau t.
show its practical benevolence.
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GnAap PnFpAnAr1oNs Fos A TouaNAMENr

GRASP PREPARATIONS FOR A TOURNAMENT
AND BALL IN EDENToN. -Our brethren of the
"Albenarle Social Club"--may their shadows
never be less and their pockets never be emp
tvl-haye resolved to have an entertainment
in November which is undoubtedly to be a
grand affair. The knightly exercises, on the
krst Monday in November, of Tour
nament, will begin the festival, and to the
traditional honor of browning the Queen OF
Love and Beauty. the successful Knight will
receive the substantial reward of a bride and
saddle, After the Tournament there will be
at night, grand fancy Ball. at the Court
House. in Euenton. This will be followed on
Wednesday by series of races. First dash
of mile for all ages, catch ghts-entrance
$40 A handsome piece eff Silver Plate val
usd at 1926 will be added by the Club.
Secondly; Dash Of half mile for al ages.
catch weights, entrance $40.
Thirdly: Quarter mile race, entrance So.
These races will commence at ten o'clock, aud
the Ball will be continued at night. The
Knights to appear in costume. On Thursday
the Club will entertain visitors with a boat
race to the three-mi!e buoy and return. en-
trance IS No boat excaeling thirty feet n
length to enter for the contest.
In order to become a member OF the Abe
bemarle Social CLUB, of Edenton. application
is to be made through the Secretary. aud upon
notification Of election, the fee of ten dollars
is to be forwarded to the Treasurer, who will
then notify the member of his registry. The
badge of the Club for the field is a piece of
blue ribbon with the letters A, S. C,-for the
ball room white ribbon with tho same let
ters.
The restrictions are as follows no gentle
man will be admitted in the ballroom with
out the badge or ticket of admission. with
which he will be furnished at the door upon
payment of the subscription, SIS. No one
will be allowed to enter horse in the turf
contest * .ept a member Of the Club.
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F. F. FEHGUSGN, Auc:ion8er-

+. F. FEHGIsGN, Auc:ionaer-
SLOOP AT AUCTION.
I Will. SELL on SATURDAY Morning, ct
L II o'clock, NJ, on Campbell's Wharf, the
sIoop BRIDo DFssO, about 6 tuns, well found
and in good order. She is well adapted to the
Oyster business, aud viii carry 200 bushels undal
deck:
She can be purchased privately previous totha
day ofsale.
sep l8-4t I. f. FERGUSON, Auctt-
Virginian copy till day ofsale
By W. r. ROBERTS. AGctionccT,
corner Roanoke SPo and Vide N'ater ST.
SCHOONER WILD CAT All AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD, ON wEDNEs-
w day, Sept. 26th, 1866, at Johnston & Bros
Wharf. the Schooner "WILD CAT" with her
apparel, tackle, and furniture, to satisfy an exc
cution in my hands, in favor Of Rosenwig, Dres-
en- 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.
". X. RODENTS,
repl5-l0t Auctioneer.
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By W. r. ROBERTS, AuCtioneer,

By W. r. ROBERTS, AuCtioneer
Corner Roanoke Square and Vide Uater st.
SERGEANTS SALE.
TOBACCO At AUCTION.
WILL be sold on wednesday Sept
w 26th, 1856, at the Auction House of W &.
Roberts, Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Wa
ter street
LOT OF CHEWING TOBACCO,
TO satisfy an Execution in ny hands in favor Of
N. B. Strong against Samuel F. Bond.
Terms CASH-SaIe at IL o'clock.
W. B. DEGGS, Sergeant.
W. II. ROBERTS.
septic lot Auctioneei.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, The
next session Of this institution will commence
on the first of October next, and close on the
first eff March, the duration of the course
being five months. From notice of the col
lege before us we CLEAN that the course of reg
ular lectures will be as complete as possible.
Clerical instructions aud lectures in surgery
and obstitrica, will be given at Towards
Grove Hospital where every variety of disease
may be observed by the student Here he
can combine practice with theory Pathology
zeal anatomy may also be studied in the most
practical manner, The opportunities for dis
secting will be ample. Here then every ad-
vantage may be enjoyed by the medical stu
dent Of Virginia, The institution is the
property Of the Statei but our young men
should patronize the College. because of the
facilities. and advantages it affords Still
their pride in the State institution should ex-
srt an influence in its behalf By sustaining
It, ito facilities and influence will be enlarged
and 1t will attain that prominence which a
general support has given to colleges out Of
the State, which have been made what they
are, mainly by Southern support 1t is to be
hoped, therefore, that no Virginian will with
hold his countenance and support, and bestov
them elsewhere, while we have such an insti
tuition in our midst as the Medical College O
Virginia
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ID HOE & CO.'S EXTRA CAST
III. Steel Gross Cut Saws, Bradley's Drawing
Knives and Froes, just received al the New Hard
ware Store, Commercial Row, near the Ferry,
sepl7 J,G. WOMBLE co. :.