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MARRIED.

MILLER-FRAME-on the 9th September
1863, at st. Lazarus Church, by the Rev. Dr..
Wheat Mr. JoHs II MILLER to Miss Hattie
FRAME. No,eards.
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THE MISSES BOWERS
OPENED the FALL SESSION Of the
~ School
On MOnday, the 9Th of September.

In future no boys Will be eadmitted. A bill Aor
the the Incorporation OF the school will BE- in
troduced al the next meeting OF the Legfzla-
Iure, when an opportunity Of pursuing q col
of embracing Il. Forcirculars apply at book
stores, or l08 Monroe street ssIG
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The RaInie plant is being successful
iy cultivated in portions of Mississippi.
II is said 10 be grown with much less
trouble and expense than cotton, whlIe II
can be put to the same uses. 1t f1Ourishes
luxuriantlv in the rich bottom lands OF
the cotton regions, requires little care and
can be readily prepared for market, by
means of machinery already perfected.
AS to its taking the place OF cotton In the
looms no doubt il expressed; on the con-
trary. enthusiastic writer's, who have OBJ
served the growth and Inanufaetnre OF
Ranie. boldly prophecy that it will en-
tirelv supersede cotton, as soon as its
qualities come to b generally known,
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2SS Front St, Memphis,
cNExT DOOR 10 OUR Old srAyD'

our STOCK BEING LARGE AND COM
~ plete, purchased from manufactarer and
hFst hands, at lowest hgurers End shipped a.
We are determined 10 offer such inducsmeuts
70 The merchants Of the surroU ndlug country
- VA IN future make it plainly, % their in
terest 70 trade in Memphis, and with Is In
order that there may be no misunItsfstand-
Ing On his point, We say plainly that VIZ
VII o. SANE DATE AND WITH sAAR oCAL-
FILLED ~ LDUfSFILLR, CINCINSATI OR 81
IoUIs, trans portatfon added.
We have EoN In store and 70 arrive:
400 pieces aBd half pleces Ky. RaegIag
1900 bBadIes lron Ties, best makes;
so casks Gear Bacon Sides;
20 casks Shoulders; ETTWUT
IS hhds louisiana Sugars
100 bbls. Hard Sugars
35 tes- s. c. Hams: gr FEJ'q7
500 kegs Leaf lard
400 cases caday Lard
IS tierees Lard;
$50 sacks Fair to Choice Coffee
so pockets lava Coffee
200 cases and posad Oysters;
200 kegs Nails;
100 boxes Candies
100 half boxes Candies
100 0ne-qaarteF boxes Candies
100 boxes Pearl Starch
100 hozes Y. {. aad 3. (. S0ap 80
soc bags assorted Shot; r.-.
200 barrels Superfne Flour
$50 barrels Xxx and XXX FIoar
rs barrels Fancy Brands Flour
50 barrels Golden Flake" Floar---our
own brand, and the hest Flour 10
market
200 barrels K. o. Meal; I7lt
100 barrels and half barrels Whisky:
rs barrels Bourbon and Bye;
100 caddies Bright - Tobacco
25 boxes Tobacco .r.-
100 kegs choice ho!asses .r r~f
IS barrels and half barrels asolasses
300 barrels kanaSha Salt, Etc. Eie. Ete.
An Inspection OF our steel. and prices will
hs to the advantage OF ALI, CTOsE -Asu Ops
APPROVED TIAE BUYIsRS, aud we cordially in
vie all such 70 give US call
Sc orders BY mail wiz always secure our
prompt attention
T0oF, PHILLIPS & CO.
aul5 268 Front Street.
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Carrying the United States MaiIs
NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE.

District of West Tennessee, ..-
In Bankruptcy. -
Az Memphis, Tenn, 18th day of August, 1850.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hi
appointment assignee Of Devereaux Sau
Ger, of Memphis, Shelby county, and state O
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
tion, by the District Court.of said District
au9 D. WOODBRIDGE. Assignee.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, L'iii ''
In Bankruptcy, )
At Memphis, Tenn. 18th day OF August ls6s.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
RpEointment as assignee OF Josiah 3. Whit 9
OF Memphis, Shelby county snd state OF Ten
nessee. within said District, who has been
adtudicated 0 Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by The District Court Of said District.
auaA - O MO0L.DRIDGE. Assignea. :
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DOR SALE.-A secondhand Portable En-
Il gine and Boiler, nearly new, and In com
plete running order; capacity i5-hOrse power.
Apply To CH0ATE 4 CO.
aeln nANY 90 Ercr1t -.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
s2s FRONT STREET.


MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
II hand. ful assortment. consisting IN
| part as follOEs: 49, s.
100 casks Bacon;
so barrels Mess PORK .r rElT
le0 barrels JoWls and Rumps3 -
so kegs Lard; 'IHVt
100 hhds. louisiana Sugar. -r.-r
80 sacks Coffee;
800 pkgs. M0lasses-hhds., bbls., ,hlast& qrs
loco pieces Kentucky BagginR NJ. & u. Ey.
pV, Landeman. and J. 4 D. Flax
100 tons celebrated Arrow Ties"
5oV kegs Satls-assOrted sizes;
so barrels Flour; Sd .e1..f
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
i0V b0ls. pure, eOPpeF-dfstilIed whisky;
100 barrels rectined " hisky;
90 barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention 20 the above, We "a
spectfully request a continuation OF yOur pa
tronage, and promise, by strict atrention %
business, with lhe interest OF our patrons
ever before as, 70 merit II. f ~
augls d4w HILL. FONTAINE q co.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, September 9. = Superfne
| -four S5@5 25. Groceries quiet and un-
/ changed. Tobacco, sales l07 hhds at
| 81. .SOd2O. Pork declined SS2 25GJ32 so.
/ Whisky 81 Os. Bacon unaltered.
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1869 BOOTS& & SHOES 1870
JOSEPH s. LEVETT& co.
CThe Oldest Shoe House In MemphlsD,
ID eKy Compo41t1On.

Respectfully invite Dealers and Planters 70
call and examine our new stock before Dur-
chasing. jos. ). LEVETT & Co.
see 389 Main, corner Union :. rect.
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MASONIC NOTICE

THE stated comm nuniestion OF south a
Memphis Lodge No. lis, viii be held w
this (Eridayl evening, Sept. 10th, AVN
O'Clock, for dispatch OF business
All N. n. 3 are fraternally invited -
By order OF A. J. WHEELER, W. NJ
BEN. x. PILE SEC. L. - seIn
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Notice to Cotton Shippers.
Monday. the 18th Inst.

THE Shippers Cotton Compress Will o
i for business on
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CHICAGO, September e.-Flour, spring
extra. "a SOFAS so. Wheat 81 g. Corn
S8Ife. Oats 437i644c. Rye soc. Barley
81 32tGl 80. Highwines 81 069l o.. Pork
S33 Lard ls@iS1zc. Bulk shoulders 1875
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24

=, Jane a!.s Evans aud r. No ore, negroes obarg
Cd so Win disturbing tho neighbors. and 9TH
W. q. Myers nd p, 4. oow,sns, tw,
s str r;ol..s rural district, were charged
ssou.,nt. ing city ordinance; being I'M
~ ed with the law they had violated
'"e' we're excused.
John Callyham, hnckster in the mar.
ket, charged with buying chickens con,
trary to city ordidance,, for his opposed
cuteness he was required to en-, ich the
treasury of the city by paying over FIVE
do liars.
W. Baylor, negro, charged with fight
ing and attempting to. throw child out of
the window. Also Ellen Thomas and Min
ME Thomas, negroes, charged with beating
Fannie Bagley. These two cases were con-
tinued until tomorrow.
Myles Brown and John Riddick, negroes,
charged with fighting ON the street; case
continued. .
David johnson, charged with allowing
two cows to be our in the street contrary
to ordinance; fined 81.
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MAYOR COURT, sPortsrnoulh-Mayo

Stokes presiding. August 81.
We are gratfed to know that the Mayor
has at last made up his mind that his court
shall not be the loa6ng place of idle negrcs
who have made q practice of crowd
ing the space outside the. bar If they
attended to gain informstion or under
sta4d why such ana such should be SO it
would be eta different ehsracter3 but
they attend outlofl mere curiosity, to see
who goesto jail, but it wilLpOt betolsrsted
longer, and the Mayor intends locking up
all such idlers. al, s-ef,f,l} 55t a..
We find upon the record quite q large
| docket -' AZ
| b. Elliott, negro, charged with drunken.
.pE ease Dismissed. sQl baB Ala ed
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,


To the Tax Payers of the City of Norfolk
! NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
whose City Taxes are due for the year
respectfully refer them 10 the following
| Ordinance
| SO. PREMIUMS FOR PROMPT PAYMENT
OF TAXES. THAT all persons assessed for
| lakes on the Assessors roll, and with
| lamp taxes. who shall pay the same 10
the Collector from The tWenty-fou
June 10 LWenty-iOurth July in any wear
snail be allowed 81 discount OF six per
cent. on Inc amount thereof; and such
person who Shsll pay said taxes between
Inc tWGnty>1ourth day OF July To TWENTY
fourth August succeeding shall be allow
81 q discount OF four per cent. on the
amount thereof, and from Ihe tweuty-
1OafIh OF august 60 tWenty.touTtn Sem
leIuDef Il discount OF JWOpe cent: and
IRON Jne twenty fourth OF September 10
tWtnly-loufGn OcJOner no discount shall
De allowed; and all taxes remaining UNI
PAID on The tWenty-tourth DAY of Octobar
10 twenty fourth OF November an add.
non OF Two per cent. shall be added: aud
from tWenty-fourth of Novem Der to first
gay OF January following, d further addi-
ion OF ioui per cent. shall be added:
aItef Lfst of January the Collector is
empowered 10 make the taxes oy war
rant or Otherwise.
The above Ordinance has been amend
eo, lof thls year only, so as to allow a de-
ductlon OIL SIX per cent. TO the 24th of Au
gust, lob3, and no allowance of the four
per cent. inc renaAu1ng clauses r4mains
In full force.
shall De In my Office from %, m. ro3
p: m, Sundays eGcaptedD until the 24th.
OF August,
liz A. /. HILL,
- eeu1-.l Collector.
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PRETTY .NOMEN.

A compar atfvety few Ladies' mon ope
lie The Beauty as well as the attention
of Society This onght not TO be SO, but
it is; and will be while men are foolish
and single out pretty faces tor compan-
ions. rr. canine s..l...f
Ibis can all he changed by using Ha-
gans Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom OF Youth and refined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing pow
erful and natural sog-..-s ...-.
No lady need comp plain of a red, tanned,
freckled or rustic Complexion who will
invest seventy five cents in Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. Its effects are truly
wonderful. To Preserve and Dress the
Hair use Lyons Kathairon.
anl3.d eOd& WIN ! LiOALA VIZ -L-I
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH,. Aug. %.
ARRIVED.

Stmr Jno Sylvester. Clifford, Richmond
Stmr Sta, Bernard, Suffolk. freight and
passengers to Wright, Lee d Co.
Stmr N P Banks, McCarrick, Yorktown,
fr'h and passengers to 81 Webb.
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hamp-
ton. H-&
stmr Geo Washington, Murden. Eliza
beth City
ps-4 SAILED. ..at
Stmr Saratoga, Alexander, New York.
freight and passengers by T Fl Webb.
Stmr ouisiana, Hill, Baltimore. reich
and patsen gers by Jno vermillion.
Stmr ~ r-Banks, McCarrick. Yorktown,
ir't and passenger 8 by L III " ebb,
Stmr Mystic. Scnermerhorn, nam pton
MStmr Sm1thfield. Adams, Smithfeld.
Stmr Elizabeth City, Harvey, Il CITY.
Stmr Sygnet. Cain. E City.
Schr John B. Myers. Elwood, Phila.,
sehr; +; NJ, J. Betty, spruill, Alligator.
schr. Z. Phleger, Lawrence, BALTIC, iigh
. schF. Magnolia, Das. Baltic. cool to B !.
IS, sshr. r. 4; Edwards, Edwards, Phila.
Schr. Merry McCabe, Robinson, Pnila., =,
Pleasure party on board.
Schr. Mary R. Hickman, White, Phila.,
sshr. Mary MlzsIl' Nelson. Balto.. ligh
to Plymouth, N. G.
schr. Gen. Knox. Lowell, Elizabeth
Port, N j., RR. iron to N. & p. RI
Schr. Bee. Hasty, Richmond, bran and
shorts to Phila.
listr. Hackinsack. North. Bait, assorted
cargo to various consignees.
Str. Our Flag. Walker, Roanoke River,
Shingles to d. D. Simmons
MEMORANDUM
Schoolship Geo. M. Barnard, arrived at
Boston yesterd ~ t29th) a. m. land reports
that at 10 p M 18th, OF Cape Cod, got IN
contact with steamer William Kennedy !,
Parker. fro !, Baltimore for Boston, disa!
bling the latter. The ship lost head cut
water. elc. The Kennedy returned to
Boston Goth, under SAIL it
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COUNTY CoURT.--Presiding Magis-
ira tie, f. w. Lemosy .at 6uA 5a88
Members ofthe bench present, Old, Pick
ney and McCloud. sTs tsd W ID
The docket Of civil cases was taken up.
The first case disposed of was
Cherry vs. Wallace, ase dismissed.
Ryan VS. Foreman, case dismissed.
Berry per Creekmore vs. Old, plea with
drawn and judgment rendered in favor OF
plaintiff. tt-,-Is .. .nr-
Wallace VS. O'Connor, case dismissed.
Commonwealth vs. Geo. Grant, jury fail
ing to agree. The Commonwealth ATTIC
ney moved for noIle prossqui which wa
granted. ~ as Me35 asD slH .f8i
These with several other cases of civi
nature occupied the attention of the cour
until late in the evening when they ad
journed to meet this morning at their reg
ular hour. % Y@5 i~tA 3F f'3'
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ENCOURAGE HOME PRO
N DUCTIONS.

Our Compound Myrtle Tooth Wash is
delightful, detergent and astringept for
the Teeth and Gums. Try IL and you will
be pleased. Price--50 cents Per bottle,
Root is pleasant and efficient remedy
for Diarrhea and other Bowel Affections.
Put up in 25c and SOC bottles. $50
FIench's Cholera Kennedy, a prepaFa-
ton similar to Bernard's. Put up in IT,
SOC and 81 bottles. ..l-t
agree able Cordial Tonic, which illehe
tounu /, strengthen, give appetite, pro-
mote digestion and relieve nervo :
prostration. Put up In paid bottles at ST
pared with great care by ourselves. and
WILDE found very etiicaciouS. - @.
NJ. A. d G. a. SANTOS,
eHl4 IL Atlantic Bloc
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Committed. FOR TxlA1.--We learn from
Chesterfield that Patrick Fl. Hoy, charged
With the shooting of Mr.. Edward N. Par
kinson, has been examined before Justice
Beck and committed for trial. Mr.. Hoy,
the accused, is a Justice of the Peace By
military appointments constable, an ov or
seer ofthe poor, and manager of the poor.
house. Dis patch. rs.s gElaa
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A GRAND Pass BALL AT THE WHITE
SULPHUR From all accounts Of the pro-
gramme about to be presented for the grand
mask ball to be given in honor Of the press
of the country at the White Sulphur
Springs during the latter portion of this
month, it will be most gorgeous affair.
Greeley, Bennett, Marble, and Dana, of
New York; Childs, of Philadelphia; and
the Abells and Glenn, of Baltimore, are
among those to be invited. In fact, the
press of the country will be repr esented.
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PORT s M OUlTH

A NEW CARslER FOB THE DAY Book
Mr. Judson Pettis will hereafter, super in
terd the delivery Of the Day Book routes il
this city. Mr.. Pettis it will be remembered
was lately disabled from pursuing his pro
fession as house carpenter by an accident,
and knowing him to be an Industrious and
deserving man we have secured his services
to attend to the delivery of the paper to
our potrons. al ...'... N...a .,....-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24

ATTH MPT AT SUiolDE.-On Sunday even
ing about O'Clock, courtesan named
Pinkie Burns, residing at No. II Nebraska
Row, attempted to commit suiel ~ swat
lowing chilling" dose of laudnu,a' A a
matter of course, she soon fell into s!upor
after taking the laudnum, when medical
assistance was called to her relief Drs.
Gait and Bell visited tha Unfortunate wo-
man whom they found ir DYING condi-
ton. Purgatives we're at once admins
tered, all of which, failed in effect. A
stomach-pump was then inquired for. wheu
it was found that there was not one to be
had in Norfolk, which, we think, is quite a
reflection on the medical faculty. Final
ly, however, she was restored to conscious
ness, and her life saved, under the admin
istration of emetics, and of solution OF
beladonna, which is never used except in
the EXTREMIST cases, when it always Kills or
cures. tr.ff
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TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CoNCRr ~

Know all persons by these pre- ants
that C. Gautier's Native Wine Bitv ~ q s 70
the most certain and effective nre CO..
debility. chills and fevers, and ~ disea aol
es arising or caused from mala' 10 Sors
valescents will find them ind snsnsebia
as they are an 1nvlgorator 10 the whole
system.
Sold by samuel H. f3ortr5n M. A.&o.
A Santos, and +. A Williams d Co.
ali NI.lI
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24

ERE EXCLUSION. Tonight an excursion
is tc come off to Old Point and the Capcs;
the p oney is to be used for a, good purpose,
and' we hope,to see large party embrace
thisopportunity Of doing charitable act.
The excursion is under the m anag ement of
st. Patrick Benevolent Association. 4
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aug. 23. 1869. Persons calling for
letters will please say that they are
Advertised I"
sAta LADIES' LIST. fi-s.I
AL Adams, L Ansel.
h BIZ Ballard, L Beechum. '' 49,"
C--M l. Crockett, B CoRelley. l. G Chat.
|Aton, II Cate, Capps. .4.
DC Driver, K 'Delsny, 4 Davis,
Dalton. G.d 5eGla.h TGgDl.t
Els W Eldridge, z z htheridge. is
&c Ferguson, I Fentress, "A 'Fillman,
M A Foster, L Foster. 4 ~ .t.-lri :
&c Gregory, 8 Grandy. ,...
H-O b Hall, j M Hawkins, E Hard
ing, s + Hall, M Hathaway, "A Higgins, G
Hubbell. 4.f..I,f
. JIM Joying, L Jarrett } e.
XIX Kuhn, 8 Keeling, MR. Keeling,
W Kial, K Kiman. Ts+-. -
In Lee.
M-LMcCoy, M Mccullough, B Miller,
M Murden, E Minter, + Moseiy, ......,i'
NE Nichols, H Nerlins. - a''
ON UBrien. 5i. U.H1-
PC Price, II Price, R Pool, M J Price,
s Pugh.
Sc Sanford K Stanley, A. ngleton
: Silly, h Simms, = Stanwall, Stott,
E Savage. =
ia Todd, M f Tompkins. e4s d
VIC Wilson, @ Williams, R White, A
Woodley, NJ F Woodhouse, a Whitfield,
Whiting, NJ Whitehead. e3gsls nav
GENTLEMEN'Se LIST. Ia
A-Allen C Co., & g Ambrose, B L q
Anderson, L Adams. 7a8 al3lf at4
B--Wm Z Beasley, G. Belts, EN- Bobee,
Burlsy, E Brancb,,"J Brock, P Butt, j
Burling. l'T ~ N lo usHs i'ttp.
| C--E D Caudgsn, R Carnal, A Clay ton,
re Chamberlain, W A Cline, J II
| Cooper, R H Crockett. asa Il ~. yl Us
| De Deal, ] Z Deans, P Donahue.
\ E-E East.
fla M Fowlkes, l. Foreman Bii
CIV Gill, r Gordan, w $ Graves, 8 +
| Gordon, s Green, w Goodwin. wv ~ q
H-W II Hall, G Hall, j Henderson
Holiday, Gayle Il Watts, s Howard, d
| Hitchings. r
J-Joyncs d sloter, j johnson, R John
M I-C q Manrose, W F Mallory. r (
I McMurdo, H Mercer, W.T. Millener, G Z
Miller, A Morse, ] harrison, DR. W.
Murray, L Meyers, Ti|A
| Nh g Nelson, Capt W Nichols
| P-s Pay,on, A Patterson, H pulrsb, 7
L fdThoIp w IL = dlAeIy w IL uA4ilpssf 4
Pitt, s D Porter, l ! Pumphrey,
r. II Reid, r W Russell, r 'Rawis, b
Redmore, Richardson d Hudgins, w
Robinson, P Ryans, w Robertson.
Sc G Scott, P Scot, W Shields, 4
Shelington, i Smith, I Smith, E Smith
Segar, G Seldom, @ 81 Simms, r Sims
5 Stewart, r Small. -e ''@Sl
T-P Taylor, K s Taylor, N Tourtellott
| U-R G Upton, G Uttley. ..4
W. W Watson, W Wallace, W Wash
ington, g E Weigan, 7 p Weeks, AWeiser
W Whidbee, L p Wrimer, R Whiten,, 4
Williams, w w Williams, W Wilson. '''s
| Vt Yocum." DGJ D 9Et( ms
!. 80 MISCELLANEOUS. 2 b92r
/ Thomas Murray or any Of the old famil
I y D. Owing to change Of Schedule on
& R. R. r. this office will remain epe
until O'Clock p. m. on each evsniu
] lSundays excepted
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~ PHILOSOPHY OF MAR.

RlAGE.-A New CouRsE or LIE yruRKs,
as delivered at the New York Museum OF
Anatomy, embracing the'subjects: How
to Live and What TO Live for; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gener-
ally Reviewed; The Cause OF Indigestion;
Flatulence and Nervous, Diseases ac-
counted fol-; Marriage Phfiosophically
Considered, DC. These lectures will be
forwarded on receipt of four stamps by
addressing: SHC'Y, BALTIMORE MUSEUM
Oh. ANAToMY, "A West baltimore street,
Baltimore. Md. M apl9-lyeod
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ORDER ABOUT THE STAY LAw.-The 70
lowing was issued on Saturday
Hpo'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, l

HDQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DTsTRICT,l
'H"#f STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, August 10, 1869. J
General Orders No. 81. g..
"In answer to many inquiries, and to ins
sure uniformity of practice, it is directed
that in cases VIII sre writs of execution are
applied for on the ground that the provis-
ions of General Orders No. 80, current Sc
ries, from these headquarters, have not
been observed so as to entitle the debtor to
the stay of execution therein specified, the
plaintiff or his attorney shall file with the
clerk of the court TO which application is
made an affidavit setting forth Affirmative
ly and specially in the erms o + said order
that the payment of interest required by
the same has not been made, which aftida-
Wit shall constitute prima facie authority
for the clerk to issue the execution applied
for. In cases where writs have already
been issued the plaintiff shall I, if the de-
fendant requires it, file the affidavit above
prescribed.
"By command of Brevet Maj or General
Candy. ..t.5..,at 81 s.5...1...'. ......
'Lou1s Y. CAzIARo, Abide Camp,
"Acting Assistant Adiatant-G General"
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/. ARE you sick, nervous, or debilitated 2
Are you suffering from any form Of
Scrotula, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Liy-
er Complaint, Kidney Disease. or Nerv-
Gus Prostratiop, &c.? If SO, you can be
restored TO health and vigor by u.s.
ing DR.. Lawrence's celebrated " Kos
Koo"l It cures the most inveterate
form of Chronic Diseases when all
other remedies fail 1t is not secret
quack medicine; the Formula is around
each bottle, and it is standard remedy
of recnonized merit . lac 4a%.F
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24

FE MALE DIsEAsEs.-Large numbers of
Women, in fact nine tenths Of the entire
sex, safer from some Disease peculiar to
Females Het0eBy -.t iu9i Fl
DIR. b awrence's Womans Friend meels
with great success in curing them. isl.
This fact should be widely known. r....
If every Lady in the United States
would take one or two bottles Of the Wo
mans Friend they would be repaid, byre
new al OF health auo strength. 1t is a Sc te
and reliable enedy, and is endorsed by
the best Ply sicians. TdYHEt Hfa
Mg- No one can suffer from debility sick
stomach, Chills or. Bilious Fever, while
using DIR. Goddiu's 'Gentian Bitters.'
Read the advertisement. jel4 dw3m
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24

A convention is to be held in Cincin-
natl on Wednesday and Thursday, 10Th
and 10th Sept, for the purpose of Or
'ganizlng State Woman's Suffrage AS
ISOLATION for Ohio. - UE
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24

IsHAM JOHNSON, colored, was found shot
dead in field in Norfolk county. Va, on
Wednesday. The murderer is unknown
raleigh Standard. '1 ' 10 -..-
Such Misrepresentation as this inters
that the man was murdered in cold blood
is abominable. Why did you not state the
facts as published, Mr.. Standard :? that the
M an was killed while robbing field which
he had frequently deprecated upon. sueh
an Cumberland" way of making capital Tor
the unscrupulous use of rsdicaIism is sim
ply contemplate. .F f.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24

ATTENTION Boor BLAcss.-The Mayor
has decided that only eight boot black
shall be permitted to have boxes. They
are already registered and numbered and
all others wilisbe locked up if caugb- in
th',business. This should have beea done
long since, see advertisement. -. V.