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Ordered, This aist day of july, isse, that the
eisn fcr the sale cf The resi estsss es sse minar
children Of Andrsy Huthmacks. % be ratified
shown on or 6efore the iist day Of .knsast, isss:
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csssive weeks prior TO the ssid sst day Of Al
1869. WIN. y. PURCeLL.
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Wall Street re.Dav.

NEw YORK, Aug. 3.-Stocks strong. Money
steady AZ per cent Exchange, 9a. Gold,
35S. 5.20's, 1c62. coupon, 24S. lO-iO's, con :
pom, l5A. North Carolina 6's, 5sk; asked,
new, 50. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, s. 4; new, 6I
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ACROSS THE NIAGARA ON FKLOCIPRDR.-
Prot. Andrew jenkins, som etimes called the
Canadian Blondin, q tight rope performer OF
celebrity, about the Goth OF August intends TO
essay most perilous feat nothing less than
crossing the fearful chAsm of Niagara river
below the falls by means Of a velocipede rid.
den over ught-rope. The place OF crossing
will be short distance below the old Suspen.
ion bridge. where the length Of the spanning
cable will be about one thousand feet. The
vehicle used by the daring velocipedo funam-
bulist ~ OF peculiar constr ction. The wheels
are grooved, and 1t il propelled by the hands, &
6aiance-pole being carried on the feet. BY
this means Prot. Jenkins says he can sur.
sort has ever been attempted in public, and the
novelty and danger OF the feat will doubtless
attract great crowd to with sss the trial. IrI
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OP11IN9 OF TIE SUIxq OAuAL,-In the
Pepen published at Alekandria, Egypt, it is
publicly Announced that 800 O. the prfncipaI
vieesoy q Egypt 70 b present at the inansurai
CEREMONIES OF the Opening Of the fcanSi I'm
October nsxt. y. d Lesseps has requested a
nn1 mSs . o. some q the leedtng Journals OF THIS
sending special invitations from the Pacha 70
De present.. a list or come twenty Of the most
influential papers have been forwarded. It is
from the United States viii be the rnests 81 his
Royal Hiehness, and will be brought there aud
le'urned tree OF expsnse.1 A steamer Is ex.
ptcted TO leave this port for Port Said and
return, for the accommodation OF those who
may wish TO be present 1t the opening ceremo.
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TIE OoxIHe ROwIne MATCH IN EusLAup.
Letters from En- gland say that the approaching
rowing match between the Oxford (EnglishS
and Harvard (American) crews IL exciting an
to that which marked the yacht race In which
the America was engaged n 1861, Both crews
are busy with regular course Of training. and
their movements are chrontcled By the news.
papers with the greatest particularity.. The
result will probably Be hailed ~ national
defeat or victory, as the case may Be, and Of
course every American hopes for the success
Of his countrymen. t.aI -
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WARRINGTON. August 5, lrss.-Jsy Ccofs q
90 furnish the following sHotsueLs Of Gov
eminent securftes:
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New York Flour and Grain Market Tod,

NEW YORK, August 3-Flour quiet and
without decided change. Wheat la2c better
Corn dull, and I cent lower.
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THB WASHINGTON MONUMBNr.-The New
York EIpreSs says There authority for
stating that a meeting OF prominent New
Workers at Saratoga recently, VIM. B. Astor
expressed his intention TO complete the Wash
ington National Monument at his own expense.
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Os tis RsiFhts opposite Geors lO.rn.
This elegant and attractive summer re- &-A
trest Is nov open FOR the entertainnenty ycaY
Of guests In inviting the patronage of lS.S7Xx
the public the rroprtetors deem IL only necessary
~ call attention TO its high, airy, and cool loca
non. and the unsurpassed Views presented from
every point Of the well appointed and shady
ETousds. and 20 pledge, in addition to these great
natural adv sntages. that Its larder and bar will be
kept constantly supplied with sr.rIt the most
fsstidiOus taste can desire. The cooking shall he
u1exceliCi. the attention prompt and polite, and
- ROsslynn may be reached BY the A1uedHct
Bridge. OF by the Long Bridge Via Arlington
either route sforiipg q pleasant drive through
scenery OF historic interest
je23-tf siKES CHADWICK, Proprietors.
STOCkTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY, ". j.,
Will O-EN OS THB 2iIH OF J-rE, 1869.
This II otel has been erected within the past year
affords ample accommodation for nearly t-A
enc thousand guests, and is furnished YesHAX
equal q any of the leading hstels In the &s:HNl
United States.
For terms, &C until then, address
PETER GARDNER. Proprietor,
No. 307 Walnut street,
el-eOem Philadelphia, Pa.
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CUBA.-IAm Havana dispatches say: N.
Volts, rela ii ve of the United States Consul at
Sagua, has been arrested and sent to Havana.
Four hundred colorod soldiers have left FOR
Nuevitas in the SpaEish merchant steamer
Barcelona. The same men composed q portion
OF the last Spanish expedition TO Mexico.
Advlces from Puerto Principe represent thai
the garrlson were abundantly supplied with
provisions. Skirmisnes are reported at Santo
Espiritu. Villa Clara and Trinidad. The
Spanish troops were success sful.
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ACTING SECRETARY RICHARDSON has con-
fImed the nomip atoms of Samuel Williams to
be Second Assistant Registered loan clerk in
the Sub Treasury at Philadelphia, vice John
w. Beazzell removed, and Charles Il. Ander-
sen to be Inspector in the Philadelphia Gu stom
House.
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ERRkNG BUT NOBLE.
ELB-HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Erred, desire better MANHOOD. sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS, Box p
Philsdelphfa. Pa. my lo-eosm
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PENSION OFFICE RDsuLArIoNs.-Under 8
regulation Of the Interior Department, the
Commissioner OF Pensions has decided that
any person desiring 70 take an appeal from .
decision Of the Pension Once shall address the
application 70 the Secretary Of the Interior, and
win be required to state the precise gronnd on
which the appeal is hased; whether the errors
alleged b in the construction OF the laws OF In
thak Of the evidences; and in regard 70 the evi.
depce, the portions relied on must 10 specially
cited. The Oommissioner in hts report and the
ground q stated or the points made. Whsnevsr
written notice u served upon the Pension. Once
Of an intention to appeaI from Its decision IN
rejecting Q claim for pension, and that the
applicant is not IN possession Of sufficient data
upon which to prepare his appeal. an abstract
Of such evidence as is proper to be furnished,
will be forwarded to him upon his request. If
upon presentation of the notice above meu-
toned, the applicant requests q reconsidera. d.
tion Of the claim heretofore adjudIcated, said
right, and the result Of said re.examinaton
Communicated, II favorable, by notice of what
10 necessary to complete the case, IL ad verse; by
afirming the rejection and sending an abstract
OF the evidence But there shall not be more
than one re.examined without the production
taken without previous notice to the Pension
Once, the Commissaoner OF Pensions, when
called upou for report may review the pre.
yious action Of his ONCE. and IL he finds the
case admissible. may direct it to be re.opsned,
in which case the Secretary OF the Interior VIII
sary to q ffnal determination, when. II again
rejected, the papers will be transmitted 70 the
Secretary, With report upon the appeal. No
appeal will be entertained or case reviewed
BY the Secretary until after the adjudication by
the Pension Once
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WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KiLLEB Is really .
valuable medicamert, and unlike most of the
patented articles Of the day, 10 used by many
physicians. 1t is particularly desirable in loca-
tiOns where physicians are not near, aad in fami-
lies will often the necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for doctor. bottle should be kept in
every house -bort0r 1yGrelLsy. jy 2l-lm
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WIN. 4. PuRcELL,
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LEAVES OF ABsKNCR-The attention of the
Secretary Of the Treasury has been called to
the importance OF granting leaves Of absence to
clerks employed in that Department at such
times that all from the same State may be al
lowed TO participate in the State campaign.
The same recommendation, 1t is understood.
will be made to the heads OF the other Depart
ments.
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SUGAR RELEAsRD.-Ofhcial information
from Agent kinsella, IN New Orleans, has
been received at the Treasury Department, say
ing that large amount of the sugar seized III
st. Louis and Chicago by oficers Of the Treas
ury, under the belief that it had been brought
from Cuba without paying duty, has been dis.
covered to be native sugar, and consequently
has been released
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-06
GREAT TIDES.

A friend has called the attention of the
Charleston Courier to the following para
graph in an English paper, the York
shire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, of
September G, 1869, in which light is
thrown on hitherto dark subject:
THE APPROACHING GREAT TIDE
Lieutenant s. M. Saxby, of the Royal
navy, writes to contemporary to state
that Eat A. M. on October 9th the
moon will be at the part of the orbit
which is nearest to the earth. Her
attraction will, therefore, be at its maxi
mum force. At noon on the same day
the moon will be on the earth's equator
"a circumstance which never occurs
without marked atmospheric disturb
ance-and at P. M. on the same day
lines drawn from the earth's centre
would cut the sun and the moon in the
same arc of right ascension 1.-THE moons
attraction and the suns attraction will
therefore be actually in the same direc-
tion.) In other words, the new moon
will be on the earth's equator when in
perigee, and nothing more threatening
can, say, occur without miracle 1.-THE
earth, it is true, will not be in perihe-
lion by some 16 or II seconds, chrome
metar.'' The consequence of this will
be one of the highest tides ever known.
We will see
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-06
Financial Views of Mr.. A 7 Stewart

The New York Worlds interview re-
porter has had conversation with Mr..
A. T. Stewart, the eminent dry goods
merchant, (whom President Grant nom :
mated as Secretary of the Treasury to
know what effect be thinks the recent
operations in Wall street will have on
the commercial interests of the country
The reporter says Mr.. s. responded as
follows:
cannot regard them as otherwise
than disastrous to our commercial inter-
ests. In the first place they interfere
with and confuse our values by render
ing uncertain the price of gold. But to
this there is added another reason in tho
demoraizing effect which it must pro-
duce
81 disapproved of the policy of selling
gold and purchasing bonds with the
proceeds, believing as l do that it will
never lead us, as it is probably meant to
lead us, to specie payments. Such a
policy would not lead us to such res
suit in ten years-no, nor in a hundred.
The purchase of bonds with gold gives
the Spectators means to carry on their
operations. This policy is unquestion,
ably of great benefit to those who have
no means OF their own. While solvent
men will entirely oppose the policy
it will be approved of by those whe
are shaky. "
These are Mr. Stewards own words
Taken down from him and written il
his presence, they were read to him, re
written out and revised, and in phras
or two toned down. f
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Internal Revenue Declsi0n-Un.
stamped Tobacco, &c.

The following lettefrom the inter-
nal revenue Office at Washington h as
been received by toacco dealer in
Baltimore
washington, Septeber 23d, 1869.
Sir: In reply to youletter of Sep
TENDER 18th in relatiouo old unstamp D.
fed tobacco, snuff and gars, [ have to
say
81. That dealer living on hand
old unstamp ped tobaccosnuff or cigars
is required to affix and ANGEL the pro-
per stamps, before selling or offering
the tobacco, &C., for sa, but he is not
required to brand or ak labels or no.
tees.
"2. A dealer may hilself repack his
tobacco, &c, in lawful packages, and
stamp them without emission from
the collector of his dist.ct.
"3. There is no provion of the law
allowing snuff to be retiled from pound
packages.
"a. A box of plug otwist tobacco,
stamped according to he new regula-
tons, (Series S, No, 9,may be sawed
in halves, half Of the amp being left
upon each half of the box. and sold
without liability tuseizure. 4 half
box of tobacco, with 10 proper amount
of stamps affixed anhancelled, may be
sold without liabilityo seizure
"5. Plug or twistobacco in bond
prior to July 20, 1856, and subsequent
ly withdrawn from bpded Warehouse
and properly stamped is not liable to
seizure, though the manufacturers mo-,
iice required by sectin 68 of the act of
July 20, 1868, is now1pon it.
Very RESPECTFULLY,
81. V. DOUGLASS,
Acting Commissioner. "
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during the current fiscal: year, and made
applicable for the further reduction OF
the national debt.
1t only remains for me to call your
attention to the fact that an annual in
vestment of $500, 900, Ooo,at sixper cent.
in sinking fund will extiaguish the
entire principal of our debt in less than
fifteen years, or if the contribution to
the sinking fund be limited to $50, O0o,-
900 per annum at six per cent. j and a
SMALLER contribution than this is not in
accordance with popular sentiment,) the
law will only be extended to twenty
three years; and between these periods
you have, in my opinion, the exact time
when the present public debt OF the
United States will be extinguished.
DAVID A. WELLS.
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From the Washington Republican. ]
The Storm In Washington.

Tiber Creek verhowed-House Float
ed Off-Families Compelled to Va
cate.
About II o'clock on Saturday night
a heavy storm of rain commenced in
this city, which continued, with more or
less severity, until past midnight last
night. The rain at times fell in perfect
torrents, and during the early part of
last evening fears were expressed that
much damage would be done before the
storm abated.
These fears were we'll grounded, for
about II o'clock last night volume Of
water came rushing down from the up
country, emptying itself into the Tiber
and causing that stream to surge and
roar like miniature sea. The creek
not being of sufficient width to accom-
modate the frantic waters, like mad,
man they burst their bounds, and leap.
ing upward and onward, in short time
the small frame houses, with which the
Tiber is lined on either side, were sub
merged, and momentarily threatened
with utter destruction. With all posi-
bic haste the poor families occupying
these houses set to work in moving their
worldly effects, lest all they possessed be
swept along the swift and angry cur
rent.
The rain caused the water in the ca
nal to rise several feet, and the mouths
of the sewers opening into that recepta-
Gle were filled up and choked, thus COM
pelling the water to back and overflow.
From this cause the water on the north
side of the canal rose some two or three
feet, inundating Ohio and Louisiana
avenues from Twelfth to Ninth streets,
pouring into the cellars of houses on
both sides of the avenues, and backing
up to and past Walls Opera House into
the basement of Berry's new marble
building, at the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street.
In other parts CT the city considera-
bic damage has been done by cellars be-
ing flooded, and several sewers in course
of completion have been seriously injur-
ed.
At this writing u A. M. it is impos-
slDle to ascertain the extent OF damage
done by the storm, but as it still con-
tinues undated, it is feared that the loss
of property will be heavy. 1--WE have
heard of no injury to life or limb.
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Financial COnditiOl0f the United
State
Acting Commissioner.

Letter of Commissioer Wells.-Tne
following is the lett of David A.
Wells, United States Commissioner of
Revenue, to Thomas I Dudley, United
States Consul at Liverpool, in regard to
the present financial condition and
prospects of the Tilted States, to
which reference was rRde in a cable
dispatch from Londo, recently pub
lished in the newspape:
Treasury Department, Washington,
August 10, 1866.-har Sir: In ans
wer to the inquiry in our note of the
9th, as to the probable surplus revenue
of the United State which can be
made applicable durin the current fis-
cal year for further ad continued re-
duction of the public debt, will, in
place of giving you irect and specific
opinion, ask your attation to the fol-
lowing figures. The accounts of tbs
treasury for the fscalRear which en-
ded on the Both Of Jne last have not
yet been fully mplted, but enough
is at present known t(make it certain
that the excess of receipts over expen-
ditures was at least $4p 900, 000-i e.,
receipts $571,00O,00oy expenditures
1928 900, 900.
AS no radical change in the laws i'm
posing taxation or in the business of the
country can be Immediately anticipa-
ted, we are warranted in believing that
the above surplus will at least be con-
tinued during the current year, and we
therefore assume it the basis of our
estimate.
TO this amount INST be added two
specific items Of expenditure provided
for out of current receipts during the
last fiscal year, which will not be car
ried over into the present year, and
must, therefore, berekoned as net
gain to the Treasury, 'iz: SIS, 700, 900
required to complete 40 payments for
extra bounties, and 100000 in gold
equivalent to $9,50(O0O currency
disbursed in paymentof the Alaska
purchase.
The present annual Iasticity of the
revenue, or its increase ION the increase
of the country in wealh and popula-
ton, will average at resent SIS, 000,-
900 while the,gain fromihe rigid system
of economy inaugurate(by the present
administration, and frm more faith
full collection of its take, will undoubt-
edly equal and probably exceed $50
100000. st3
! The sum OF the severl items will be
found to be $3.50, 100000, which APP
proximately indicate tb amount of sur'
Z, plus revenue which ! likely to b.
4 placed at ssthe disposaIof the treasur.
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ATTENTION TOBACCO DEALERS.

ATTENTION TOBACCO DEALERS.
WYE have on hand about 700 packages
wv of Chewing Tobacco boxes and
caddiesl consisting of about Is various
styles and quality, running from COM
mon, medium, TO very fine.
Having made " ry heavy purchases be.
fore the late rise in Tobacco, we are en-
abled to sell cheaper than Tobacco can
actually be manufactured now at present
the trade to examine our Stock is respect
fully solicited.
~ HAMBURGER BROTHERS.,
Wholesale Tobaconists,
srl3 s Wide Water st
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Popham ] r, b Bath and hlgniano

Popham JR, /, Bath and Highland
co.'s -
Potts w A J, i, King George co
Ragsdale w Ibid, rep, Charlotte co
Seaton l., Cd, rep, Alexandria co
Segar A S, coCity of Norfolk
Sherman I Mon, Greene co
Smith John III, con, Russell co
Southall G ZIP, Nottaway co
Southall S V, ., Automatic co
Shelton G, c, Stafford co
Stephens W Mol d, rep, Sussex co
Stewart l. R, !, Richmond co
Strother j R, n, Culpeper co
Stubs J N, c, Gloucester co
Tatum J, rep, ancaster co
Taylor W + bon, Patrick CO
Terry F, col w ashington co
Tiller E E, co5cott CO
Toy ] G, rep, orthampton co
Thayer D, reN ansemond co
Thomas @ Y, p, Henry co
Thompson Icon, Hanover co
Thurman Ron, Bedford co
Turner S, q, Warren. co
Turner Zeph ,,n, Rappahannock co
Wall W j, col Pulaski co
Walker Geo, n, Westmoreland co
Walker j vs., con, Madison GO
Watson john olored, rep, Mecklenburg
co
Wentworth " z, rep, Essex co
White d B, ra, E!izstsh and Warwick
cos XIV.
2 Wilson Ellis, ecf'd, rept Dinwiddie co
Williams w \, con, Mason co
Winn W R, con, Han0er co
Wood W w, con, Halifax CO
Woodson B l., con, Aleghauy and Craig
CO
Woodwork A l., rep Norfolk CO
Young George, con, lloyd co
The House ia compose Of ninety six Con-
of which the are colored; and
forty lone Republicans, If which seventeen
are coloced-Conservate majority fifty.
five. Total colored debates in the House,
twenty. Total colorednembers of the AS
iembly, twenty-five. q joint ballot the
Conservatives numberone hundred and
twenty six, and the Republicans fifty-four,
giving a Conservativ majority of'seven-
GystHo.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-06
From the Richmond State Journal.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
UTQlTNT4
VIRGINIA.

The following has been arranged ex
pressly for the Journal with much care,
and has taken great labor to make it COM
plete. Our contemporaries are welcome to
copy, but should surely give credit to our
enterprise
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
John Lewis, of Rockingham co, Lieu
tenant-G Governor, and ex officio Speaker
Anderson Abner, con, Danville
Anderson W A, con, Rockbridge co
Austin W P, rep, Brunswick co
Beazley R s, con, Greene co
Bland W D, col, rep, Prince Edward
Carr, D j, rep, Greenyille co
Campbell Chas, con Richmond
Courtney A X, con, Richmond
Davis A M. con, Grayson co
Fitzpatrick I P, con, Nelson co
French ] N, con, Bland co
Greever j S, con, Washington CO
Grimsley d A, COZ, Culpeper co
Harris N A, con, Halifax CO
Haskell, w, rep, GAINESVILLE
Herndon Chass coniSp ottsylvania co
johnson A T, con, a coomat
Kindrick G Ii, con, Scott co
Lewis M, CON- w estmoreland co
Lyon D, rep, York co,
Latham 7 NJ, con, Fauquier co
Martin W T, rep, Chesterfield co
Massie E W, rep, King William CO
Moss F, col, rep, Buckingham co
Moseley W P, col, rep, Goochland co
Owen q l., con, Lynchburg
Patterson j, con, Franklin co
Penn j E, con, Montgomery co
Pendleton E, con, Botetourt co
Perrin W K, con, Gloucester co
Riddick W l., con, Nansemond co
Robinson j, col, rep, Amelia co
Roller, John e, con Rockingham co
Taylor, w I'll, con, Norfolk
Taylor, T E, con, Loudon co
feamoh, George, colored, rep, Norfolk
co
Terry, " con, Bedford co