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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property,
will find it to their interest TO advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
rpaper and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only IN New York and all its cities and
villages In every State and Territory throughout the
Onion The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow of the claimed being made clear TO the
eader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
usiness professions consequently in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention reports of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of It's col
nmns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
aisng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, IS cents per line
dor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per lne; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUSE % per line. About words Of
our wide columns line Terms cash IN advance
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Nrvs pAcKAGEs FOR THE PRESS.

C.tans and pass arriving this port are teluesed
i.vsT paekaz addressed NesYork Advocated Press on
persons exhibiting the sttea authority Of w Si@osoa
AGENT packages the Journal Of ConDeres inns
World SUM- Express Ereatag Post COnaeciGi Aarrs
Zeiung and Yorker DokTa should also be delivered 'ui
~.
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EKw.IoRK, June 81, 1854
tEDN DENENHE

EKv.IoRK, June 2l i36a
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
~ Coee.rs oase Ninth District EswYsh-In psuAnes oil law
will sell At pab Ne MS ThdsVe, ia Esrlsk Cfty. The
h d.v q JAY 1902 y sce'A soea he described
Lsuags Bookcase ircIosed Desk, WnaHg DeSk RsvS'bos
Chair oak Chairs les Of Carpet and Vt Of OCie dSthned w
United ThonAs Asky aSless sad
-' ~ WIN A DARLING COl~sOs
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6ruuisS znh 8rObisiuHs.

VNEAS.-The AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
receive by IRON the bs tsa districts Of CAoa
and anan and sell them Ia qaanes
PRICE LIST.
OOLOEG BLACK, Doe, 9Os and Beat el pound
BRST MIXED TEA IN THB CITY 80 and 81 per pound
ENGLISH BRRAKFAST sis Besl 81 D. per pound
IMPERIAL GRRBE. 81; PSNe 81 20; Best 81 90
YOUNG HYSON, 81: Pine, 81 20; Best 81 So
uNOOLORED JAPAS, eli Fins, 81 lo Best. 81 90
GUNPOWDBR GREEN, els Fiue. 81 ~ Beat. 81 81
COFFEE ROASTBD AND GROUND DAILY
Rest RIO COFFEE, ground, zoe and 2Se. psr pound.
Best MARACAIBO grounh zoe sbd 3e per pound
Finest OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA Fns per pound.
FRRSH ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY the headquarters 81
the AMERICAN TIA COMPANY hsSssa Warrington and Green
vehsI on north side NJ ysstIIt asT Wa-hHs'oa Market
ksWIOFk City.
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Sutton Salts Of 3tal 6statt.

A NTHONY j. BLEECKER, son g. Co, Auc-
N toneers II CedaTst SeWlort POSITIVE NALk Of ~
VILLA SITES City ofPanfe n j. adjoining HYDE Park on Peer
ton Central Lane aud Redave and streets sridve inmates
from Wst NeN-YOrk These plots viii be sold a. auction upou tle
ground TUESDAY June 49, 1853 shine the land sandy
loan rain II h the elevated land 90 Tie
plain streets regularly graded and laid out His most
Beautifully situated having all The comforts Of gas water accessibility
10 the ety With pure drives and heAtne Of the
country Special foot Of LesL nesa' jane - at IL
n Luurh arrival Of the For free passes mans
aud paroullrs apply the AuctOne No. u Ca or TO H. T.
HYDE. Z and6
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Surt @aiHrn's Hottie.

NKw-YORK.
PORT.WARDESs oYyIcE, No % WiiAmst
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
Section paed April H. 1884, eHusd Al AesLo
Naens Once Of the Port Of New iOr - az peas
having charge Of the subject matter o. sach nq
tue following 5oef
Port Wardens that ssa sIaaAuobs az
within th notice OF board a
Vesssb
Stsamshin Alahama. \. e.
Stsan.hin IBo .HOboksa.
S,ssmsh,p Canbria. ...................2
~ bsuI Martins
Shin No. nav b. r
A,,.ric, =. Z.
p.,k EJ,ns .HArbeckG
u.yv,.t N,on .PrenucsG
~ A All.n .ScbeHeaA
mr. Virsin,s ns,s Red Heck.
~ M IA paghss .PrrsteeA
~ ps,r.ca,s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hook.
vi. pin. Martbs.
Nancy Smith 49,
Schr New Dominion 80. W oolthl
~ Wv MlNTHORNk TOMPIhS. Preadsat
Ar.ys ERHRunAS. SssretArL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
CROTON AOTEDUCT DEPARTMENT-

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Separate Sealed Proposals for "McGoNEGAb PAVEMENT"
each iposd With title which relates the Of
the aud Of is Offering will bs received at tbi. oes until II
O'clock Of WEDNESDAY June DO 1862 from persons legally au
orIed Ay pavement known the Improved Pave
ment MeGonsgA PAn for the LAYING Of this pavement the oF
lowing Qualities Twenty street. from Fourth TO Fhh avenue
o Third to Madison a1enne
Thirty fourth street and nom bToA
way ChustopleT-strset -, ,,,
s plan Of Seen ADD forms for bids obtained on
.ppIson 70 the Clerk York. Jugs 49, 1902
THOR STEPHENS ! Cotton
ROBT l. DARRAdH. Aequsdaet
GEO & GREENE, board.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
SepsT Sealed Proposals Endorsed with the title the work
TO relates the bidder and date Of H. Offering vi. be re-
erirsd At this until II Of WEDNESDAY June 3D. 69 from
n.rps legally authorized the PISK CONCRETE PAVEMENT
In the CITY laying othat 10 Oue
and Tbsyea and Ia One
hundred thst between Second and ThrdA'eA The
plans forms O The bids obtained on AP
pleaton 10 toe Conaect Clerk At this oaca
5 5%Sf; I a5 SSatR%SSSSH, cr'oa Aq''ao'' Board
Yorh 10. 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
Misullamuus.

En ,IL,AN PEBBLES.-Genuin, Pebbles,
~ SILVER. and Shell frsnss at H. W. HUA, rs Ne J1
hssAd"s'. between TWeatT6Rh and Twent--i-',, ',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
GONG sslunS Btal Gstatr Scr Sale.

TOR SALE.
On HRL~GATR NICK as sm the ylsge Of Astoria Ill
THB COUNTRY SEAT sud FAka eftbe late FBIBb bUlSIbh
ooutAiuag G acre. Of rtqnaiiy lsbd ,
rbe soDvnetD arsng bui ~ days Nofk o
OuDuihiBgA This one Of th7
Bpst locations uesSs orABDz nBobnes~d view o.
p0tous Bvsy Bays, and LoBS Island
S0nd No descriptions inn tie hn ~ tni can CONVEX
sct mpesa aud beauty Of the seeny
tb. locality neAberbsod assIesP&OOa6 the surroundings
LedtbfBl ADD psaSaDA
Ceutnsn contemplating BYepsD IN county properly are re
Quoted % eEanpt this place Applyts -
Y. A. LAWREHCE. OAKLBY L FLEURl, No. III Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
c.aeb,stn 6oanir Bal esiait for Salt.

OF nOO CASH, balance on time, for de-
q lsOOO ss county HOUSE 10 tom q R{s sT s6 maaa
s carnage p1y u ut and shade tTees immediate poo
s,son Price g. \ A. SPERCt& owDsr No a5l Grandst
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r.rrpnIy.s WRArHER RRPoRr-s ..

MINIATURE ALMANAC. . .
s ... - a.2g san ses...... 135 Moon rises....lo.A
wArER THIS DAY. -
s.nav Hook AZ Cows lZ3 Hell Gate'' IH
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snttmal R,btnu,.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
~ FIFTH DISTRICT NBwYoRK comprising hs lth. lob. 18th
Wards ohs city forkROTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
puuant received the lists Of valuations
atoms Of subject Of Internal Revenue
10 support Interest she Pabe Debt and for
other approved 1854 and mandatory beretO
viii attend personally By deputy for s collection Of toe
35 BrO0mSs, the BOWery da Saa
DAYS eIespte until 2th da OF June 1862 inclusive
beiuesn TIE Of O'clock and 0eOcE The ss herein
referred comprise special taxes trades buress AID pro
the sndSg April 90 1872 taxes articles Schedule
Billiard Tables Watches N the let Of march 1870 and the
on Ineome ending Dee a. 1904 All who shall
neglect pay the reuped agan them within
the specified will liable 10 the penae
sebsd by law All checks sfssd payment must be eeised
New York Jnne 9. 1904 JOHN MeHARG,
Collector Fnh District New.Ysrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28

DEPARTMENT PuDLe CHARfTRs AND COHREeTOS,l
No s. THRDAYE, CokSEa ELBykhfHsri (
HEw loak, Jane ~, B6g.
PROPOSALS for NEW LUNATIC AS GLUM.
opoa sealed ndsrsed above viii Be rece we'd by The
Comm oas Pubhe Charities and COrsss 81 their ee ahh
oeoeh July To- the eaTpsue cut
stone II TIE LsDas Ann b erected % warts
An Proposals. panied uA the 81 responsible
parties Iscurb FOR tbs hho perform
Of and NE CosnsBeFs 70 themselves zoe
g proposals. deemed By them advantageous 70 Tie
Department. 49,, -,
pu,sd the be oblaiaed At the once OF the
Conn aud tho onee Of RBNWfCk SANDS Arehlieeu
No 90 Ws which place the plans be and other hiOrna
lion obtained. JAMES BOWbh'
ISAAC BELL, lcons,slansra
o. W. BRENNAN, 'N'N-
JAS b. HlCHOLA0g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28

J. JoHSsoS- r.. Ausuoneef.
by JOHNSON & MILLER,
ID AUCTIOSEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKBRS:
CITY Residences stores Lot. cS' seats ard F',g' So1,s.
rented 'I''f1 dH II.1i fs5G Auction SiE
$50 CHoICB RAILWAY, n J; LOTS
EE EXGTE2E B AS SPk FHsrY Yh 81 IT.
JOHNSON MILLER
will positively sell without hm.i or reservation,
On the Premises at l9O O'clock D.
choices, LOIS IN the Frsi ard Of the CIT, Of Rssv.r
Should compel popoBement the sale will be positively bed
W The propsTy spleuy situated on Grand Bond Luery and
Ruberforst and LneoBave& The OTIS on gh ground
The Railway River which navgabs vessels drawing iet
Rah.y has constant s9"aqn'.9 Win Ss' n .,A d I
EeEJessT No place NsvYort has re' natural advantages
sIgsRI scaIG. Usy5 b Belgian p,ysmest ibis vi" he TIE
Saa s s Of RabrsT pfopsrtr The terms viii be
very liberal TvOds Of the purchase nos may remain Oh Bond
HOW 10 GO-TaI, special train, which viii leave ot Of Court
l1nds b. SewJee khsAd az ~ e91 90 We aA XII 'e
Is Nasaau Of GEORGE JA9UES, ESQ., No 200 Broad
MoEEis K CRAsE Aueioasst
DY TRUSDELL g. CRANE, General Auc-
ID tOnse Real Estate Life and Fire Insurance Agents. No.
n''''' PRRBarioRY SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION Of
GO fSIXTY-SIX GO
CHOICE
BUILDING LOTS.
On the DsMoTr ESTATE HobOkea and North Bergen Hnd.on
Co.. j. WEDNESDAY June ~ 1909 At u O'Clock N on the
"TRGsDRLL CRANE viii sell above without the bal
ance property the present. the DeMt Estate
rng desirable Building Lots located the Bergen
Wooavs Paterson Plank Road Hobsken and neMoit WEST
HOBOKRN aas on HohOktn aHd beMOttG, NORTH BERGEN,
HpdSop County J. location Of property eligible End
sab oohVensn b horse aud commands ppendd
views extraordinary inducements those wishing purchase
for residence for an Investment
osken Ferry stopping PAtsSonye West Hoboksn which
tbIouzh the property M
Ger cent % da 6 balance bond and mort
1sge for three .....
ps and a particulars be bad application At TRUsRLL
CRANES Real Bsiste BIchnT. IS Hudssnst HObotsn J
O. H. PfERsoS Auctione.L
DY A. D. MELLICK, ir., a. BRO, Auction
ID GERS Ard Dealers HewJersey Real Estate No 20 Pine st. New.
Yor-Pove oler Of GEO A. MOORE Of Kansas on TUES
DAY June 70 at 2:30 .. m, the premises:
Desirable FARM PAnfed n j. situated stage road 70 two
,rcs 10 vii. 81 acres u good state cultivation Nth front
~o roads large dwelling containing csbou and other
ODtng
large barn stalls 10 wood The above vii be sod
parste or together will In waiting PE6ed station
on he arrival from NewYOk Sbod the weather be
sale viii take place The nsIt FAR dAJ Maps and
tartjcnlars Al AuctonesrG ONCE. No 8 PpefL, n T.
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gt6- Snstu StaI 6statt for Sal,.

ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
.S AsPs s 1 HSGsp' Y =, @s Information sent free
"A. No 10 Ssison.t. New. Brunswick, MI
miss d s nS%F aN we sd G S gSmoS
all cases We bring the buyer and seller together 70 maze f own bar
.oS,T. s 9o uSn In s % % Wa Governor,
William TAYLOR EXP. M No y PiSsst Neg.YOtt Cli,.
AT ORANGE, n. J.-VILLAS. VILLA SITES
S"Io for sALEs A cSpRrT SEAT 1Pd H S LIT for
N Ne S5 Il m os Main and Contest.
A FINE DOCK PR0PERTY-At Railway,
@ s f' a re R HS1s S @ STos o.S O''
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in Llewellyn
N Park orange HeWJerssy only hour from the city fr
SALE House stable and choqse built Of stone With ,s 915s,
Library building Orange, New.Jsuey.
A FARM for SALE-Near New Brunswick,
NswJeevi 46 cottage house and onbuidngs all
under cultivation with considerable fruit well Sstered win be
smaller FsT@. and os 70 Exchange for CITY BroslH prol
SHARPE GaaRDESBBRGH No 80 Pins.t
A HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE and LOT
ave- is misus wax from Cbestsus depot; pass the
berries grapes place; good barn and good
s 9 s j. % t '9 by q s as s @ f.
complete 9s R 1nS no So&Ps soP F up %
JohD-on-ave H. BbDELlH
nor SALE-A PROPERTY At BLOOM,
FIELD N j. Of % located nearly two miles (a and fall
from the s1 railroad depot house + modern S ,n e sS rS %s
small land elevated giving commanding views aeT"s
wood ounce and apple peach trees ana perry nhnrs
Tor whole
buildings and few des red
house excellent condition
for immediate occupation Further particulars And P5e@es shown %
AtDr whites Drug Store, Bloomfield. n J..
DOR SALE or to LET-in Perth AmbOy, New
Jersey occupied by BuckngbAmve The
Of white bck cruco In shape, cottage styles rooms
and
half Of ground stable and good order; hour and hall
Eev.York trains daily each boating, bshng Se aud
ans view Of bay Apply to C. l. FARMER No " NtEIL y
I OTIS IN MEMO PARh
5000 TO $500,
50 by $50 feet
Terms
SO down; BIO per month until paid for
A desirable class Of people have already bought
present prices sud emE WArrane deedi
will he given % those Sbe desire In full
AL particular be obtained AZ the
OFFICE OF THB ASSOCIATION,
NO 155 BROADWAh
MUST BE SOLD-That cosy HOUSE at Rah-
WI perfect orders ready night into Doe neigh
borbood with graded - Minutes to New
depot $780, SlOO eaDremAin on Asa
depot for owner a, :. NJ nm
WOODSIDE, n. J.-FOr SALE, two French
w Roof HOUSES contrasting Psrsr Dang Room hrary and
Kitchen Hoor four Bedrooms and Bstoo on teSond no
Finished Rooms IL the ste Hot and CG MA,sr Fn9e ana
woodside or MORRISON HALL. No 1853 Broadway. n y.
OOO 00O "A FARM of 1876 acres in Es-
- %O,OUO. County n j. with fus house ouioaIdilg.
barn holds s. uus Of uay stables
stalls The proposed Midland Railroad viii run very uer tus
place, placing 1t within one hour Of New'YoIk City.
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NISSISQUOI SPRINGS HOTEL, -

H. BURROUGHS. Proprietor
The open of guests Frstehu
Pure vermont air 10 favorable Tor anl oiuel
Cucuug llu grss Mont Maslci
AID he A{ouscf.j Boating Ftiag Splendid Drives &c. &C. This
Hotel aiseeu, MlSSlSQuOl SPRINGS Ebo waters
have wrought miraculous n he most obstinate d
Railroads from every direction TO 81 Ahaas and from lsTe
charming is 10 msL ConUunieAlols Addressed a. above E
receive prompt attention
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Salts bp SuttiulL
A. MERWrS. Auetioneer
Y RANGS MERWIN & Co. Broadway, cor.
GEO A LElyIrr, Aucuoneer 49, =,
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, Clinton

T(UUk TRADE SALE hUUNIO, WIN y :.
ID HALL As,or-plaee and Bgbhst LEAVIIT srRBBbl9hS
LBEARIRs CATLLoeuED AsD SOLD
MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, June -
o. 80 At o'clock-SAe Of the PRIVATE LIBRARY OF W. H.
CORNER ESQ., Baltimore consisting principally Of Hoks relating 70
America many and books illustrated by Insertion Of
extra portraits enravinEs Also valuable Collection OF Auto
graph Letters including Of hsU Wsshngn noher Of 8eoLgs
WAshngoB) Of which only known to exist Also many o
Po Bngrayngs &e relating 10 Gen Washington Catalogues
readr Bonks exhibition MONDAY moTninE
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6ountrp 8tal 6statt fcr sat.

DARGAIN-1S0 acre FARM in Saratoga Co.,
I'D good buildings, &c; price low JAQUBS No. 2o5 Broadway
COTTON FACTORY PROPERTY, 80 miles
" from T. Railroad half mule from depot tno~n a. Ame'
M1lsl ali in running looms; 266 pndes: building No
Apply TO A. MEAD No tJE 0h
ave. Of 41th-st
DOR SALE. -..
il THE sCHAGHTICOKB LINEN Mis-.
Situated twelve miles Troy 10 the village II lAs Fs formerly
ScbAgbcnks connected Troy By Troy and b. s'u Railroad
eIceheBt Of about two hundred hoe power drawn
from neTrfang Hoose River Collins bee now H. o. ~
borse power building substantial brick aud slate roof hut
In 1861 Inside measurement 8 feet inches
~ inch ceilings brick attained 20 feet
aud basement store House 20
etsr House and attic -
inches with 10 horse harnons patent
Boiler contained therein
ALSO,
Seven Houses bek and slate roof built in 1867 very
substantial aud good.
Terms
be sboe premises sold within reasonable time, they will
be for
For further particulars inquire Of 49,
T. A. PACKER. Trinity Buildings, No. III Broadway n l.
GB0 A. FELLOWS. No. 80 Dtoadsay n Y.
AMOS BRIGGS
Harris Pals. NeW-Yorh
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TWO good ROOMS to LET, with board, at
No rs Bast Tenhst Terms moderate References ind.ptn,aos
NNANTED-By two Young men IN private
family double aud ROOM without board, within one
block PouItAy Fourteenth and Thrh Address
With tsrms ROOMS station d, Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
Country Sruptrtp O. GET.

HOUSE TO LET IN HOBOKEN-No. %
WAshugtousi frstcas neghborbood small House In 600
orders mprovemen 10 minutes walk from the ferry low rem
Apply to G. W. SHERMAN. No lB Washugtonst
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-05

BOARD OF HEALTH.--A called meet
ing OF the Board was held on Saturday.
The fact Of vessel 1.-THE French cor
vette, the Curiux) being in the Roads
and at quarantine with the yellow fever
on board, and that persons from the city
had visited her, was brought to the no.
tice Of the Board. Whereupon it was
Resolved. That all persons who have
visited or may visit said vessel while at
quarantine, without the written permits
sion of the Health Officer of this port
are hereby required in order to return
to our city to obtain the written permis-
sion of the Health Officer for that pur-
pose, according to the 9th section of the
ordinance Of this city concerning the
public health.
Resolved, That as it has been ascer-
tanned that the French Consul and the
Rev. Matthew O'Keefe have visited the
said vessel, that the provisions of the
said 9th section extend to the N, an
that the Health Officer notify them OF
the same. -
Resolved, That the Mayor Ia rsquest-
ed to require all persons Whe have come
from the said vessel to ibis city to leave
forthwith, with all the effects they have
brought with them.
Adjourned to meet to-day at 10 o'clock
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-05

FOURTH OF JULY.-This great ma.
tional day falling on yesterday-the
Sabbath will be celebrated through.
out the length and breadth of the land
to-day. In this city it will be observed
by general holiday, but whether any
demonstration, like those of other days,
will be made, we are not able to say
we think not, however, as there has
been no preparations made for it. In
order to give the employees of this office
an opportunity for rest and recreation
we will issue no paper Tomorrow. We
hope our merchants will resolve upon
the same course, and give their en-
ployoes this holiday which they,
doubtless, eagerly crave. We hope to
see general suspension of business both
to-day and to-morrow-to-day for
holiday, and tomorrow for every man
TO do bis duty and to see that others do
the same in the great final contest for
the honor and salvation of our beloved
State.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-05

FOURTH WARD.-At the meeting
Of Fourth Ward Walker Club, on Fri
day night, the following Vigilance
Committee was appointed for election
day: .-H
4 Kevill, Wm Wood, T Forest, j
Capps, r Lowry, j Evans, j Brimmer,
3 Stewart, L Behn, J Fl Walker, R
Balance, w h Swank, w Frost, I
Allen D P Morris, j j Woodbridge,
S Flanagan, L Frederick, P Il Moore,
FL L Turner. r Chambe rlaine, T Wood.
ward, M X Bell, F Bean, j Fl Webb,
John Fullerton, Robert Rhea, T Fl
Hudgins, w R Russell, j j Morris.
On motion, it was Resolved, That the
executive committee of the club ap.
point two more challsngers for the
additional precinct.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NORFOLK 4 PoRTsMoU-
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Stmr Isaac Bell, Bourne, N York, right
and passengers to T Fl Webb.
Stmr Saratoga, Alexander, Richmond.
freight and passengers to Il H Webb
Stmr Geo Leary, Carter, Baltimore, fri
and passengers to Jno Vermiilion.
Stmr Lady of the Lake, Ingraham, Girls.
field, freight and passengers to I'll VTomp-
son.
Stmr Louisiana, Hill, Baltimore, freight
and passengers to Jno Verm1llion.
Strnr n z Banks, McCarrick, York town,
fr'h and passengers to t FL Webb.
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hampton,
Stmr Smithtield. Adams. Smith6eid.
Stmr Elizabeth City, Harvey, e CITY.
Stmr Sygnet. Cain, E City.
SAILED.
Stmr Niagara, Brakeman, New York.
freigh and passengers by T Ii Webb.
Stmr Hatteras, Couch, New York, fri
and passengers by T III Webb.
Stmr Geo Leary, Carter, Baltimore, fri
and passengers by Jno Virmillion.
Stmr Lady of the Lake, 1ngraham, Girls
field, freight and passengers by FL V Tomp-
kins.
5trnr Eliza Hancox. Clifford Richmond.
Stmr N PBanks, McCarrick, Cherrystone
m and passengers by t II Webb.
Stnr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hamp-
ton.
Stmr Smithfield, Adams, SmithfeId.
Stmr Geo Washington, Murden, Eliza
beth City.
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Communicated
BRUTAL TREATMENT,


A little boy, named Willie Field
about eight years ofage, was beaten most
inhumanly day or two since by a
man named Charles Cabler, baker oil
Portsmouth. The poor little fellows
back, stomach and arms were SCARED,
and bruised, and gashed fearfully, and
the bastard perpetrator should not only
be held up to public scorn, but should
have melted out to him condign and
summary punishment. And as the
little boy is an orphan the act not only
stamps the guilty wretch as brute,
but also as a coward of the .basest sort.
Little Willie, we learn, was in his en-
ploy and committed some trifling Of
Tense, for which he was so fiendishly
treated. However bad may have been
the child's offense it would not even
have palliiated much less have excused
such diabolcal treatment. | am re-
sponsible for the above. B.
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JoTTINGs Rev. H. T. Sharp, son 0
VIM. Sharp, of this city, has been as
signed to Weston, West Virginia, and
the Rev. John S. Lindsay to Trinity
church, Portsmouth. The former nreach-
ed his maiden sermon, IN Norfolk, Ia st
week, aad it is spt ken Of Very highly.
The Post Office viii be opened this
morning at s O'clock and close at 10,
in honor of the day.
Yesterday was a beautiful, quiet day.
The pulpits Of the various churches
were all filed yesterday, and the church
going people turned out en- masse.
We counsel all to vote early to-mor-
row for many obvious reasons-Vote
early, and look out for the laggards.
Bring every man to the front
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ARRIVAL OF THE W. W. Corr -Ac-
cording to announcement, this steamer,
filled with excursienists, ladies and gen.
tlemen. arrived here yesterday afternoon
from Washington. d. c. AS before sta
ted, she ls to be the pioneer boat of a
line about to be established bet ween this
city and Washington.
The party will return to-day about
IL o'clock. We wish God speed to the
enterprise.
PERsoNAL.-We yesterday had tn.
pleasure of handwriting with severa
members of the craft, from Washington
among them Mr.. W. G. Mcbride, of thu
Chronicle, and Mr.. N. M. Irwin, man.
aging editor of the Express. Thes,
gentleman accompany the excursionists
on board the W. w. Colt.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-05
FOURTH OF JULY.

AS the NINETY-THIRD Anniversary
of the INDEPENDENCE of the United
States Of America will be celebrated on
Monday next, notice is hereby given
that business within the limits of the
Market will DO suspended at 9 a. m.
WIN. P. HENNELLY.
. Clerk of the Market.
July Sd, 1869. ",