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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

A FAvoR.-Will our friends do US the
favor to aequaint us with anything of local
interest transporting in either Of the cities
or counties surrounding, and thereby lay
us under many obligations. +
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Row ON THR WooD WHARF.-Ye yesterday
tween while man and negro, which
resulted in the negro being knocked down
by the breaking of cane over his head.
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as- Please do not borrow the DAY
Book, you annoy our subscribers AMI DO
gross injustice to the proprietor. The
carrier will serve you the paper at only
Ten Cents q week.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

We no ice that M. A. e. e, A. Santos
have received q supply OF Cloy err and
other Grass Seeds for Fall COW ing, end
they boast of the superiority of their Phl-
adelphia Turaip SEED, which o. Ir farmers
will do well TO plant after the next raiu.
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REMEMBER THE REwARD.-Let all persons
remember that a standing reward Of $500
is offered by the city for the apprehension
Of any incendiary. u. ---- ---
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THEFT OF WHEAT.-lt appears that Major
Selden, living at Shirley, was robbed of a
bout one hundred bushels of wheat last Sa.
turday night. An exchange says it was ia
ken from his barn and carried in his own
cart to the wharf, where all trac es Of it dis
appeared. 1t was portion of til Q Majors
seed wheat.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

Stmr Louisiana. Hill, Baltimore, fr't
andpa ssengers by Jno Vermillion.
Stmr Mystic, Schermerb orn,r Hampton.
Stmr N r Banks. McCarrick, York town.
Stmr E aE t91 CIV HWY i' h Gitv.
Stmr Smithfield. Adams. Smithf1eld
Stmr Sygnet. Cain. Currituck.
Stmr New Jersey, Kirwin, Baltimores
assorted cargo } John Vermfll on.
Stmr Sue, Veasev, CT isfi ~.
Stmr Adelaide, hall, Baltimore.
Stmr Mcclellan, Howes. baltimore.
Stmr Star, Bernard, Suffolk.
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~ TIE DAY BOOK, BY CONTRACT,
PUBLISHES THE OFFICIAL ADVERTISE
MENTs AND NOTICES FOR THE CITY OF
NORFOLK.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior TO the
best German Cologne. and sold at half
price. tt.tl -laa
srl8-d&weodlw
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SL1eHr AooiD MY esterday evening
near the railroad depot, wagon belong
ing to Mr.. Murdoch Bowel, loaded with
lumber, incautiously attempted to cross the
railroad track just as a locomotive was
coming down the track. The wagon got
stalled on the track, and the engine ran
into and damaged it, without injury to the
horse or driver. s
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" THE LAND COMPANY"
OFFICE No. % WEST MAIN 6

......... .. Norfolk, Va.
DEAL Estate bought and sold. Lands
LIZ and other property sold publicly and
privately on commission. Advances
made upon Real Estate entrusted 10 the
company for sale. Abstracts OF title and
plats from actual surveys OF property
sold by theCOmpany. furnished = rchas. |
ers. las a MA RTiN a vent |
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1869. FALL MILLINERY. 1850

we are opening daily full lines of the la.
test novelties in
f A LII MILLIN ERY.
Bonnets, Hats. Flowers, Feathers, Sash,
Neck and Trimming Ribbons. at pri
ces that cannot fail to please.
Corsets for ST. per pair. Hair Nets, Hair
Switches at 40 cents. A large lot OF Real
Hair Bra1ds expected in few DAYS.
Misses OLEARY & ELDER,
43 Bank st. 6 doors from Main.
srl7-1m
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NJ HIT SCH OILS.

M Ut III It 9 G III o o L. b.
III mas been we'll said by DR.. johnson
mat " Book Keeping is an art which no
conultion OF lie can render usele So, which
must contribute to the advancement of
al VINO buy or sell-ot all who keep or
improve their posse sions-of all who de-
sire to be rich, or ali who d esire to be
while he is fg lorant of the method of
regulating boOks.'
MB> EXTENSIVE -EXPERIENC -H@
Both as Teacher and an Accountant,
enables the undersigned to offer those
WhoW wish to acquired knowledge of Book
Keeping, ENGLISH, Latin, Gre elk and
mathematics, facilities seldom afforded
in schools.
TERMS--Acco hmodating. Room--Up
STAIRS NO: IA Main street, adjoining Hob
days gallery
JNO. j. MORRIS,
aul4-tf Rector Public School No. l.
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Galena, Illinois.
@s~ PHILOSOPHY OF MAn.

RlAGE.-A New CoURsR OF LacrUass.
as delivered at the New York Museum OF
to Live and What to Live for: Youth.
Maturity and Old Age: Manhood Gener.
ally al Reviewed; The Cause OF Indigestion:
flatulence and Nervous Diseases 40.
considered, DC. These lectures win be
forwarded on receipt Of four STAMPS bv
aodsaseing: 8Ec'x, BALTIMORE MUSEUM
p os ,AtiNAToMY, "a West Baltimore street.
s D.au1Lnore. Mo. apl9-1yeod
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BE BEAUTIFUL

If you desire beauty you should use Ha-
CAMS Magnolia Balm.
1t gives a soft, refined text ure 10 lin
Complexion, removes Roughness, Blotch-
es, Sunburn, Tan, &C., and adds tinge
of Pearly Bloom to the plainest features.
1t brings the Bloom of Youth to the fad
ing cheek and changes the rustic Country
Gill into a Fashlonabl City Belle,
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies
the secret of Beauty. No lady need com
plain Of her Complexion who Will invest
rs cents in this delightful article.
LYONS Kathatron is the best Hair Dress
ing in use.
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rtSa,
Mne<'l. MOL. rs uake.... 5oai ~
NO. lial6 Cluiish ..... 6la7
No3. .....lZlaal3
= IA, No !, new z t5a3 W H'gs, NC ct9%a954
Hei'pgs. slb'd G0a601 N q gross 200
Labrador "A 75aA w ROe...... llailA
naliiaX....4 J0a4 50 southern
Cod, "a 100 DIS. 6Sa6 CO Gross. & tjt.,y lJ
Hos and spot S7l4aSh Mullets. 81 5OS4Ou
Trout. ......7 Blue Fish 6s7
Flour.
Family .Sal2 90 Superiine. g OOa6 50
Sxtra.......... 7alO Fine. 50 as SO
rye ...... ...... .......... .....,.... ,SM
St"unton Family 9A do. extra. Su3L
10 super. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fi"asiC.
Oranges, q hn,i. none Lemons 6 5ua7 co
Oranges, pr box R5 CranberrIeS, 2aa2i
" pr Dbl. sl5a1e Cocoanuts pr loo, rs
Figs per lb...... .2Oa25 Chestnuts... :. $3a41%
t'ilharts...,,.. .l6o. Walnut. ...... lGc.
EIUISeeG'
I Ls~-A''VSN - .'...'...s.. & UUlA q
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

QuALFIED.-Dr Williamson qualified as
a commissioner in chancery.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

LATE PApERs.-We are under continu-
sd obligations to the Norfolk News Conn
pany, No. "a Main street, for late daily
and weekly Northern papers, and period
calp. -.-s .s..-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

SANTOS Aromatized Elyxir of Calls
sya Bark Is delicious Tonic, and Will
fortify the sy stem against Fever & Ague.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

ARE you sick, nervous, or debilitated?
Are you suff>4ing from any form of
Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Liv-
er Complaint, Kidney Disease. or NerV-
GUS Prostitution, &C.? If SO, you can be
restored to health and vigor by US
ing DR.. Lawrence's celebrated Kos
Koo." 1t 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 recognized merit.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

tCiRculr CoURT, Judge Pitts presiding.
Nothing as yet done; the time of the
Judge being taken up in listening to pre-
liminary points raised by the Counsel.
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c o U R T S .

co U r is.
MAYORS COURT, Observation-Disclosures
Stokes presiding. Sept. 80.
Only one case on the docket which was
soon disposed of: .--...e.
MIR. Burtis, charged with striking E.
Lamb, negro, case dismissed.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

SAvlsa FLowFn SEEDs.-The "American
Agrioultaralisp' say s: isslf one waits until
his Phlox, Pansy, Balsam and other seeds
are ripe he VIII not gather any. These
Plants and others have way of bursting
their capsules as soon as ripe, and throwing
the seeds as far as possible. The only way
to manage these is to take them as soon as
the seed vessel is full formed and shows
signs of maturity, and put them where
-shey can scatter without loss. We have
used wire sleeves to cover such seed pods,
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HENRY WA RID
BEECH Err S
SERMONS
PLYMOUTH PULPIT,

Are being read by people of every class
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tiful thought and feeling. Plymouth
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ing. For sale by all newsdealers. Price
1Oc, Yearly sub ;riptions received by
the publ shers. SO. giving two handsome
yearly $l,75. A new and suparb Steel
Portra it of Mr.. Beecher presented to all
yearly subscribers. Extraordinaiv offer
THE CHURCH UNION t$2 SOY, an
Unsectrain Independent. Christian Jour
nal-l6 pages, cut and stitched. clearly
printed, ably edited. sentt) one address
for 81 weeks for four dollars Suecial in
ducements to canvassers and those get
ting up clubs. Specimen copies postage
free for SC. y. b. FORD & CO., tubs.,
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MAYoRs' COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De

MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding. Sept. 80. s agala8
There is at present derth in police mat.
tiers, and were it not for an occasional re-
moval. reporters would starve for items.
W. Armstead, belicose son of Ham, ar.
rested by officer Watkins, charged with
disturbing the peace, was mulcted in the
sum $3.50.
K. Allen, negro, assault and battery on
Sylvia Gray. was bound over in the sum of
500 to keep the peace for six months.
Isiah Dozier, negro, stealing bolt
cloth from Peter Smiths dry goods store,
was sent on for trial.sl .Ss7s HGA
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CHANGE OF TIME.

ssSSe--~s. On and after Friday, Octr
kmAs = LIST, the Steamer M Y S Il G
VIII leave for Fortress Monroe and
Hampton, at O'Clock, p. M. daily. Sun
days excepted.
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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

FAoETIoUs IDLE TALK.-A fellow who
got drunk on election day said it was ow-
ing to his efforts to put down party spirit.
Madam said rude fellow to lady,
Il guess you have got stye in your
eye
'Worse than that sir, have got hog
in it, said she, looking him in the face.
How are ye, Smith Says Jones'
Smith pretends not to know him, and
replies hesitatingly, f@tH
'Sir, you have the advantage of me-
'fes, 'spose so; everybody has, that's
got common sense
Smith looks unhappy.
Miss Julia allow me to close those blinds
the glare Of the sun must be oppressive
You are very kind sir, but would
rather have a, little SON than no heir at
all.
Julius, can you tell me how Adam got
out of Eden p
well, 'spose he climbed dc fence
'No, dat amt it,
well, he borrowed wheel barrow and
walked OUT
no.
Il gin it up, den,'
'He got snaked out bah, bah, bah.
Reader, did yoa ever enjoy the ecstatic
bliss of counting!
You didn't, then you had better get
tie Gal>sntry.
An old lady reading an account Of dis
tiaguished old lawyer, who was said to be
the fat er of the New York bar, exclaimed,
Poee man, h. hall dreadful set
children. I.4
An Irish lady in her will ordered her
body to be opened after her death, as che
was afraid of being buried alive.
A certain landlady making her pies SO
light th at hor hnar5ers TO go to
bed without candle after a coup pile.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

SANTOS at their new store have re-
ceived Cresylic and Carbolic Soaps for
destroying insects, PURIFYING, &c.
SANTOS at their new store have re-
ceived large stock of fine English Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Soaps and Perfu-
merry. -s=' tt
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

n0tlce OF the opera tFoupe VI Messi D oAAiA
& Gaylord, who design opening at the OPP
era House in this city on Monday evening
next and continuing for four nights. This
troupe paid our city visit last season, and
gave very great satisfaction to their visi-
tors. From what we see announced by the
papers of other cities where they have re-
Gently erformed, we are inclined to think
they still hold their own, and have consid-
erably improved on their former efforts.
TIE RULING PASSION, &c.--Y esterday
morning decrepid old negro, hardly able
to walk, named Isiah Dozier with "one
foot in the grave" snatched bolt of cloth
from the front Of Peter Smiths dry goods
store, and m ade off as fast as his rheumatic
limbs would carry him. He was overhaul
ed by off ,er Parker and taken to the sta
ton house. He con fessed that he stole the
cloth, but. was driven to it by the pangs
of hunger He was sent on for trial. sss
NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Pays
master Henry L. SHIELDING is ordered to du-
ty aboard the Gettysburg.
Lieutenant Godfrey NJ. Hunter is de-
tached from the Pensacola, end placed on
waiting orders. it $3.50 r 33}&.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Charles A.
Mcdaniel is detached from the Gettysburg.
AID placed On waiting orders.
The Board of Examiners at the Naval
Academy admitted as cadets John Farms
worth, of Illinois: William A. North cote,
Of West Virginia, and Charles B. r. Moore,
of Illinois.
FKEIGHr TRAIN ACcIDENr.-i esterday
North on the Seaboard road, when between
the 60 and 6lsnile posts, five of the CARS ran
of ;b,. track, one Of which was-sipasb ed ~
aEd two turned bottom up. N"oth%r dam.
age WAS sustained; though he southern
bound passenger train was detained about
two hours aud a half. l9s is '7itt' FF'
FINE TEas.-Mr. ar See, a native Chi
nese tea-Aerchant is now at N. a. " G. A.
Santos's drug store, where he has brought
q ivs vf s~Po. roas, uncCL IIuporJa-
ton, for which Messrs. Santos have been
appointed agents for this city. We don't
often see such sights as a real simon-pure
Chinaman dressed up in his native costume
hereabouts, and the presence of Mr.. Ar4See
has created . tremendous sensation among
the'newspaper reporters and all the lovers
of the cur ious in the neighborhood, Mr..
ArsSee will be at Messrs. NJ. A. L. G. A.
Santos's for one week for the purpose of in
PRODUCING his tees, and will be happy to see
all of our citizens and impart any informa-
ton relating to his country they may de.
sire.
We think we know enough about the
teas of this gentleman s importation to at
tract special attention to them, from the
delightful aroma of sample sent us. We
haven't tried it yet, but the chief of our
Home Department assures us that no tea
can exhals such deligh aroma without
being COED. and we knowshe is judge.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13

Grs.: il Ss IT, R;s,s1 nis@~ Groceries and Provisions ''
B1rTsoss Nay lacc,tonA better feeling bat rot quotaby
bgbeT MddnSI 2 Flour and market k1ors buys How
i ss SsEy'si cy Mi. suS.s 81 sii a. Sss Es
O. S & g. S %;s' %B: al .ns s.ss s p
Cod Esd d 3 q . ~ co S s5 n Prime White
asiss I'd aSehss Pet 81 - s" Bacon RS s N
S;iT sac. S.fy s ss .aa saHsa: . Ii %; 'S' Lard 'd
.s s Si: ssi o sT:'a s.ad fs :sPs SS "a
9 S. JsgI IsHdsrs, a.
sIdy s9psLine No 9oi s6i FaHsy % ed 90 IS
@ s TOSsecc-Is s sales Of ass Ss 81 60 for .s6
s26 for Bright wnPer Provisions steady Mesa Pork $3 So B1lk
s%-fSH;y ssrss. kegs
0w.s9 y T. nay setys and u9ehanseGi sales q ~
Vii Witt. % DoaS: S. B, ss hs, S I' s. 4%SS Of
s % SS SS "a Re 'fos % S AHT'i asa diane sss
nns s iSS ~ t c5,Ss oTn S s o %f
sld 9SsgI shorts. ssss, shpsia l' saSss t and Mds
sje, 70 SsTYori Railroad Frsht,|oS Four-to Boston
TOtSpo May isYour quiet and steady whea, quiet, White Mich
i M 20 g. SS M wh & e. T. & eSTa ea Oats SHEsIs Em 1ns s6n
Rye dull and nGTHay gnch1nged 600 ess Flour S0
bu,S wheat, 5000 BUSH Corn 1906 bush Oats
59 3 aHa MS Sas,as oS %S. i aDess & sc CORN d a
sound White 67dCse Oats steady eaG52e Rye du es a.
70 oic supply g5 Provisions DOH hOIder disposed
% % .mss ss Of @ B.on & 6xs , a. 49, as for hs s5oss 5ss M &
al ic City offered l7ic GOd 9ai Money easy. Exchange
He Oats 7lc NwioTA Flour du sales ~ bills western
sc 8 aoat $50 bb City Ground Spring at S5 30S 30
Flour So Wheat opened 6 declined aud reeSysd sses
early 81 23i 81 g. and 81 al for Chicago nd MwA1kee az
closing the latter sold 81 25 sales altogether 1000
Corn declined; sales 10000 busb New, in lots at 6Odol
bush do 58 bush Kndhed at 6Ie closing at IN
side price Oats dull and uusesd sales 3 500 bush at iS and
boatod privately zoe BAysaes so bush Canada at 81 @ de-
lyered Other articles generally quoted yeserday
CHICAGO NAV 2Four quiet and firm sping Extras S56 20 %
whe. frmi sales Of No at 81 3ldsl III s5se Change No.
2t Corn dTmer and higher sales OF No soc oats Gun ana
loSer sale. OfEo at 6oc Rye quiet and es.sT sales 81 no a.
quiet cagc Mes Pork quiet and steady S2 Lard qne st i
d7c Dry SAlted Shoulders hrm 2ic short Rib Addles l4d9
tteady l5Q5lc Live HOGS active aud lover sales az % a
choice. Cattle active and higher quoted at 20 -
ass IS for Cows S58G&e 80 for SiOcker and light Steers $6 10
al IS for good to EItA Prime.
MILWAUKEE, MAY l2Four du and unchanged Wheat steady at
8 for No l3i for No Oats dnll at ole for No Corn
dull New, 5996oc Rye dul No. J. 81 a. Barley quiet and IN
changed. -,
sr MAY l2-Tobacoo steady and unchanged CoonNot
Jog dorE Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat 6rneri Fa 81 O0
for prime choice; 81 75d I'll 90 for choice TO fancy Spring.
81 Tor No elevator 9 for No ssekd lots Of choice Iowa
ia H. Corn dull; choice yellow aud White elevator 9bOe
n sacks white 67G75c unchanged Barley dull RE heavy
Whisky gle Pork nomuAiy 43G63 25 Bnlk Meats dull Dry
Sailed Loose Rib Sides 4c Bacon quiet at l3dc for Shoulders
l6le RIB sides lie for Clear Sides Lard d nomnay
7c steady 53 ldS6 Is for 10 choice Live Hogs
doll at $7d 80, grOs,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

Wrpyrpar MAY Tbe bot weather makes nscssa for butch
dressed atd 90 sa close hece they
are todI causing doll market There we're lb rh
~ a autcrdhtL O good average quality aud all were sod
b Than btJ
market little stronger than on Mdn ht but
Of the GOOD cattle 5dlGc with few Of the beet Al G aud
M about 100 bead Led from Monday We note The iooF
reTy SOLD 27 , strong ILL., steers for H. r Smith at l
sSey Co.. for themselves 10 decent evt Ill steers at i56
Williams we,thsInsr lo7 good H. close upon eut
= Scbu,,er run out 244 I'll steers. 81 cwL At iIIalse
Tepd Wheeler for Stewart Co. % pretty good y cwt it, steers
W Sejgrl sold 60 good Il cwt H. steers Of l5c
r Carr sold 80 Of the H. r. Smith eaire good I'LL steers scnt
r. q Eastman run ont 20 lice H. I5aI6c
h D. Richardson ,od a good H. shlid steers Tor Philips,
= SicS ad inc lot Of the H. r. smith cattle, viz CO head scan
81 egt the be- u sale out al l5Gltlc
Het Buhird sod their fat c~t ILL., sesr At 3al6e few,
Thompson sold 7iO fair Gs9 No sis,r for MuhA At "A
lIgc and II little 81 cwt steers, at l3c.
g. Glover bought &C good eut Ill steers at the yards aud sold
= HseomI had 30 Iil cattle Of y sold l5dl6c
dull and semen call the tdlc lower
m 6c Tor thin prime Of Western shead There G3
sv this morning b6I az PoryhthSt and ia IT
stale stock held from yesterday few Of
49, sss vete-h CommubpAW By b. W. Glett Co. l7 ONO
shsen III n epped Gle and $40 do 83 b 7c Ksse sold
ersty lambs at4alT viz; Il o e037 D. at l5dlalc II Of 81
f l7ei 46 At sSi "a at ssE II Al 80 50, hsd %
At ConuEipg Al Hume Boi, sold 1877 clipped
Ohio n H. thin 6 and 80 eus taken from the loi at e2 6i
,ab Also a. 7e Kry sold go Ohio shtIed sheep % b
last Poriethst Van Wett sold l Ohie shead
sh,en 90 b Al Gle 81 cus "a 37 bead MeGTaH sold
20 coarse Mich. wool cheer, 70 10, At IIs
Hogs are steady hide With $40 aved to-day viz ears At
III az r6urb 100 m l6ic prime being Killed which
would bring money II sold awe
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
SHIPPING LNTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF SBw.YoRK...............,

PORT OF SBw.YoRK..................".. IL
CLEARED.
Sa,mshinsMnuesota Phee Liyepoo Caledonia Oemton Gas
g Sissrs Marn Pctcui kangaroo Allen LyerOO Marathon
P1sU ss,aUsy Roberts, St JObu b. Laadedae Noodle
BsPI,-N.rco Polo Musn Josephine Dtm'n St. John
BnsUraoa Ta star Ss1s6y Waisor s. Amazon Bedford
SssT. wI S.o5 s. A9ss ss.,as a:ss Sa,ia9
I IlDG' e. Mclean COOK St. JcE6 B. Isaac Oliver PanUs Rio
Grands Mar NJ, Murray, Nassau
ARRIVED.
Steamship Valley City, johnson. Alexandra m6se, , -
SUP Great w.e csn3i9sG sTgo Ssy: !. %e %s.s I and pass
Sp Prrr Albert Hsidrich Hsmbug % days mdss and pass
Brs iuey Frances Upto0 Ssgua DAYS and nOla'seA
Bat c s2sd6s ll.1 haTs3. 3 q s,y d,y . ss' and pas.
s Sa, SoS S R1.os Are. F5 a. Il. ia@U,On Roads
o. B Harry stuart u days and PoaA
Bs keystone Carter, Cads ~ days ron coal Se ,s,
E Ives Le5.a nSad y ' uEnI s,T. and Ss.. %o,S.ssA
BHs r D. A. Pit Hutshins Bsr3all 70 d,y. Prsi..:;
Sss, SSsr Louisa smh Orc1ti Baracoa l2las fruit
SeIr Veto Cay Francis " days sugar L PORK shO '0an
hStiS. Schr ssmo. San Chandler Cay Frane, u days
.cgooSHH'-"ivES tsg AT S91szsI.s yHS T.B, y,,,,,,,
Ri1s TaTSS Boia, virgins 81 living, ta. yirSinis y.,
Henry SiPoo. y,o Virginia 4uG p s5os S!oesou Sna S41O.
) ) f. fivia. aa1tI yiisiais adsi-' yaPor Baltimore.
RETURNED.
R, Michele Mur h for Bristol Eng having 7ih inst
lat 8 op i L 81 .S Ss S.E E Soay us Tie 6, OF Of Oh a Aps
large Quantities Of water spTSSg TIE deck P,PE aa aaISs S zoe
damaging cargo consderahgi
sails stove bawsks started vessel leaking choking the pumps and
doug other damage
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS May l2Auivei steamship VIM Lawrence BsltmorsI
bark Amanda brgs Example Africa NJ WisNeN rne
rfc Phillip Lawrence Daen Ga Marshall Dutch EhsAbeIbPOrst
schr Goliauder. Surlnam.
SAN FRANCISCO May lArved ship Fanny Hall from BatayiS
Cleared BsyOnua sydney w. With 800 bblS -four Sailed.
sbp Nightingale Cor Hong Kong.
FoRTREss MONROE May 2The steamship Cuba DukehaIA
from New Orleans touched here this morning to land th
ih infantry Rehnobd for consolidation She on board
over 100 Cuban refugees
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuRKNsrowN lThe ismAb Lne steamship City OF PanS
Kennedy EewYOrk May J. arrived at this port last
BSEsr May 1.-The steamship Perere. from Ss~Y0rk arrived
this port last evening
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
TNOUESTS.

Ga Sunday evening VIM. Morrison, a clerk IN
the employ Of Mr. p c. oDonne, at No 25 Catharne-st,
was fonud lying in an inscnsble condition on the pave
ment at the corner Of Canal and Baxtersts supposng
him 10 be intoxicated, tho police removed him TO the
sprinest Station AS he still continued unconscious,
Surgeon Armstrong sent for and by his direction the
man was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital. He remained
UNCONSCIOUS until yesterday morning, when death ensued
The deceased supposed TO have fallen on the pavement
and fractured his skull. Coroner Keenan, will hold
an tpoueSt to-day Deceased q native Of Ireland,
Sgcd AZ years....The same Coroner was requested
no hold an inquest ot Bellevue Hospital over the
todV of Johu Kushan, an Irish laborer, aged
9 years who died from the effect of injuries received in
Merose Westchester County large stone having fallen
Also over the body Of Peter Keenan, aged As years
native Of Ireland WHO died from the elects Of injuries
received bv an accidental fall at No 81 Parkst nearly
two weeks ago Coroner Rollins held an inquest yeSter
day at No 426 East Eeventhst over the body OF Ann
Deriigau ged four years who died from conYulsl0ns
consequent upon drinking quantity OF whisky; The
bottle containing the liquor had been eit on aOIe ~
the father Of the child and the latter by the
mother drank portion Of the contents