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FOB SALE AND RENT.
BARGAINS II REAL IsrAfR
JOSHUA WHIfNYY q co.

Three HOUSES, In good localities, will be OK.
changed in part for building lots; the balance In
IN all monthly payments.
ABUeINBsS PROPERTY on It'll street will b
ton Of The city.
two story BRICK, OF seven rooms, bath room,
water closet, water and eas. fronting 4ranklin
TOR o. 900.
A tvo-story Pressed Brick front HOUSE, Of
eight rooms, water and gas stable on the alley
A valuable PROPERTY at the southeast corner
Of 9Th ano II streets.
small HOUSE on 9Th street, between and :,
Just north Of the Patent OF CO, cheap and easy
terms.
Two LOTS on Grant street. Apply to
JOSHUA WBITNEY CO.,
l16 seventh street,
ma31 81 between g and II streets.
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Dakipe Istablishmsnt to No. AT 10Th street, Be-
tkeen B and streets, west stds,l yhsrs che win
sSds SuS The pSblie s.S.rsliy OF sst - si%
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IlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD DE Por A
RT COOPER . LATIMER, AuctioDeere
- Late Clerks With jos q. Mcclure Oo.D
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh es q,
Star Once Building.
THE WELL KNOWN CRUrCHRr COTTAGE
AND 0THER UNIMPROSiD PRoPEsrY AT

- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4, 1852
~: AZ clock p. N, on the pr Amises, will cell
- .Lot NO ), In square No. 6S3, having o front of
100 iset on street north. with depth of us feet
on NORTH Oapttol street aud improved by that
out. buildings
Also, Immediately after, Lots No 2. ss I In
SAID square No 663, said Lots Joi sing the above
Crutchett Cottage.
Also Immediately sitter. will cell ell the eaui-
table or legal title Of Robert J Walker aud James
Srutchett In and to Lets No aud in said SQUARE
Also, immediately after the above, we will sell
Lots No and 10, and 30 much of Lot No g. in
Square No. 6os, 90 has not heretofore cen con
veyed BY or Invested from said Walker and Crutch-
EFT, or the title whereof nov 10 may be in them
or either OF them.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance PAYABLE
In six, twelve and eighteen months, with lutte rect
snC secured by deed Of trust % sposit re luired
TO be paid on the Cottage and each lot at time Of
saie. All oonyeyances and stamps st cost Of pur-
chasers. Purchasers failing TO comply With terms
OF sale within g. n days the property will he resod
AZ their risk and en and the deposit forfeited
sp lads COOPER LATIMDR, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
RY GRKlS . wILLIAns
No. sas sostSss:, corner Of seventh and b ss
1 HyII IISfs s ssB 81 ss1.sfs
o, MONDAY, the sth instant, y. shall sell In
fee, q rs sss on s1 ,:,: Z, ,s ys.
Ter%.n o. s.ss Z. &. .Iley s fee, Ssss
D. 40. A.ssionesr. and ke.i l.tsse Brokers.
o'sso southeast corner fth and streets.
EEXCCfLL!SL AND NsAsLy NEW HOUSE
HECTr,N MD klTCHsN fUksIrURk Ar
a On MONDAY. tn. s,A instant. y. shall
Ing bnuset.ssns ct 10 oefoss : m s .s M
= Second street s.st between Forth B and
Parlor Care sect and other Chairs, OIL Paint
Oak Cottage Chamber Sc, and B.d.u.a,
Croekery; Glas: And Tic ware, large LOT rIow.,
walnut walnut knts , s o ninips And Q her fables
many other erticle. which deem unnece.s.rs g
.pla GRIN a WILLIAMS. Aue..
RY COOP "a LATIAgk, Auctsa-er,-
L:ss sis5as o, =, y.s q MsSsirs %
street, Star Once Building.
UNIMPROvEp PROPERTY NEAR TIVE BAL
IiMoRE And OHIO RAILRoAD DEPOT Ar
Or oNDAYAFrERNooN .M.ysaso,ciock.
on the pgenises. will sell Lot No. 4, IN saaare
No. az, subdivided into ten lots This propert, 1.
nnely located on Capitol Hill, ard fronts on ~
street east and street north and Ns.sachuseits
avenue, overlooking the larger portion the city
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: balsnce in six
twelve and eighteen months. with interest, secured
BY deed Of trust upon the premises All con-
veyancfne and revenue stamps at cost of the pur.
chasers. e25 deposit required on each lot at time
OF sale, and comply with the terms Of sale within
ten days, or the property will he resold the risk
and cost Of the defautine purchaser purch ssers
apl-d&ds COOPER LATIMRR, Auct'rs
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctiopeers
- Late Clerks With Jas q. Mcclure OoD
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh a.,
Star Once BusldfnR
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tlY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- (Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure A DOL
Southwest corner Of Penn'e avenue and llth street
Star Once Building.
TRUsTELs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

LOT ON FOURTEENTH sTKsET WESr.
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court OF n
District OF Columbia in Miller ct. al vs. Jenkins
ct a.; Ne Sgl Equity, the undersigned will sell
al pubic uctfon. on the premises, on THURS
pay, the I'd day Of April 1859, at S o'clock o. M .
the south half Of Lot No Is, In Square No iii, in
the city. OF Washington, ID y fronting 30 feet on
$50 feet. " ' "'1'h
This property is situated on the west aide of l.,h
street, letw' en- N and node leland avenue
Terms q sale: One third cash: I, q residne i'm &
snn MOUTHS; the deferred pay to be secured
by the notes or bones OF the purchaser, with ap-
proved surety or suretfee. bearing interest from
the day Of sale All conveyancins aud revenue
stamps ct the expense of the purchaser.
90, lNGLE, Trustee.
sp1 COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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We won Id call the attention of dealers, builders
and housekeepers to this sale the goods are an
Ireeh and OF the latest styles and must he sold an
the above gentlemen are retiring from business
Terms Of sale All sums under $50 cash: over
that amount credit of ninety GAYS with satisfac.
torily endorsed potes. bearing interest.
ma 10 COOPER GATIMFR Aucts
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kI COOPEk d LATIMEB, Auctioneere
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure 90 ID
southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street
Star Once Building.
FREHNCH PLATH PIER MIRROR, WALNUT
AID UIHEk HOUSEHOLD AND OHAMBER
TUkNITUkE. AT AUCTION
n On SATURDAY MORNING. April g. 1852
W 10 clock, in front Of our Auotion Rosm,
Bracket ~ Oil"
walnut marble top Chamber Suites
Etur Assorted Cottage SHIFTS. CLICKS
hs'p rse dusk Mattresses. Feather Pillows and
Parlor Suite, Wardrobes
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Quilts, Comforts. Sheets AM q neral BeddinO
Damask window Curtains, Gu Iery
With an extensive assortment of Household
Furniture.
Also.
Tive bbls. Old Rye Whiskey
SIX gallon Demjohns assorted Liquor>
rseears, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
Terms cash.
ap COOPER LATIMER. Aucts
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfopeers.
- Late Clerks with j. U. Mcclure A Do D
southwest corner Pa avenue and 18th street,
inf
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llY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneero,
- Late clerks with J. O. Mcclure q Oo,D
Southwest corner Of Pennsylv anis avenue ana llth
street, Star Once Building

RY COOPER Z LATIMER, Auctioneero,
ID Late so clerks 3; With Mcclure o.,
street. Star Once Building. N 80
SPECIAL SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FRENCH.
ktLFFGHSTFT SARyfR hxhAssF5F
TTa.FFLEs; MIRSoK BASk trESEREs AND
o skPsssts SARHk6 sfbE
BOARD, EXTENsfoN DiSiSa TABLE, &c,
a On TGssSHY MORNING. April s. a. 10
h1ihsIl Ell : vsiy superior s:sort%sas Of Of
ODe Pianoforte, 81 octave
Two large French plate Pier Mirrors
Five hsntel french plat. MiiIors
suite with
Ten Double and Single Marble top Chamber
Several very fine Mirror back Etegsres and HI I
s ssyssr:: sIs gan. M.EDls:tSp T.blss
W:sss zs ssss;s S;ss: ssis'0d
Plated Ware. orocker9 ~. .nd GIa.s s Stoves.
The Furniture will b at our Auction Rooms
spl COOPER LATIMER, Auct'rs.
RY WILLIAM l. VAIL co, AuctionsvrS,
Stores 319 and 317,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th Streets
Essf s4s1 4 81 Es4 %SsS
BY virtue Of a.. desd q trust, bssIi1g date l4.h
and No. {, folio IS and 81. enc Of the land
records for Washington county 10 the District
FRIDAY AIThRNOOa, April 9Th, 1859, com.
meneins at o'clock, on the premises al that par.
plat as Lot number sixteen, In square number one,
al Of Lot punbsr i've, IN square numbered nine:
seventy two The above Lots are situated in =
rapidly improving part Of the city.
Terms of sale 0ne-t bird cash; balanoe in six
and twelve months; notes satisfactorily enaorsod
and bearing interest from date OF sale. A deposit
Of $50 required on each lot soon ~ sold. Terms
Of sale to be complied with 1--WE days after SALE AUD
not complied with 70 be sold At the risk and cost
81 the defaultipg purchaser or purchasers.
Sale to commence at Lot Is, square ], and to be
continued ss advertised above. Conveyancing and
UAETER MARBgRY, Trustee.
ma 80 W. L. WALL co, Aucts
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s. FERGUSON BEACH,
CaAkLEe 8. STUART,
WIN. III. DULAHY.

mar '1swts Commissioners.
- Persons wishing 70 examine the property
nue., between ~ and 9Th Streets oppooit e the n.
uonal Hotel.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD AT III
west street, 81 SS Der month. aDl-Sts
tckNIsaHD RO0M-On second loor, with
a. LAbLs BOARD, at 5S4 q street. oetveen
s'h And 9TH ma n Sts
kVASnIHG-A choice Of several veil furnished
4o .oOMs upgiy or en- suite, on first snd sscond
ty.Is n pe obtained ct No 416 18th street., be-
10 n@9se contains all convenience The very
De. u BOARD farnished. n essired. ma rs r.
+ III s SfA seossssA Ep WITH PLIAsANf
ssn1 ~ sersst between Nth aud lesh, Q
'no .. ysik nom nsss q TIE pubic ofioss.
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TOMORROW.

RY SAMUEL sAMsTAG, uctionser.
1 will sell ct 10 ocloek, sAruRp.y wopv
ING, Al.il3, at my store, asa 2 street isrsa
line OF Millsr,ry Goods. consisting of se
Flowers resther., Ribbons, 0uimpare Laes..
eewip Six, and Spool Cotton.
Ivill sell At O'Clock, at the same place alsree
invSice OF DRY goods, consisting Of
Pren SI % AIpaccss, Popiins,
choice lot Of Dress Silks, Napkins.
ITO GELS Lfnea, Swisses: aud Csmorics.
sAMUEL s aMsTAs. Aa;t.
RI GRIEN- WILLIAMS.
No. sSS Southeast corner of7th and sts
EXCILLENT BLACK WALNUT PARLoR
AND SHAMBEh FURNITURE. COTTAGE
On sATHRHHYt The SO a in AT :. AgoFsSs
Aam, We shall sell st our Auction Rooms q
general assortment Household Furnftnre of
OF 0oods. being the Furniture OF . family dec,in
ing housekeeping.
split " eBElN q WILLIAMS. Anc,,
- Auciioneers and Commission Merchants.
$S''corner 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
COnsTABLEs SALE or rURNIruRE
n evil sell, in front OF our salesroom on
siAaTURDAI, April Sd, 1859, to the HIGHEST
" bidder, the following assortment Of Furni.
a., Chairs, Tables, Bedstesds, Wardrobes. Rock,
1 pif Ohairs Mattresses. Feather Beds. Feather
TinSs SEs .pG Sheet , Sla;s.aTe, Orookery.
and Heating stoves. and many other Aousehoid
1 Sass & too nunsrHu; g %s1t,9p CO .n.
III COOPER LATHE, AactiOneers,
Star Once Building. N AVN '''''''
FRENCH PLATE PIER uIppop WANNA
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DUPLICATED OF GAE6

UNITED eIAfRs IKrEkNAL HxyKxrx.
CoLLKcIoR OF rIcE. DIsfRIcT on CoIunmA,S
Notice h h.rsSs sssss sSs; os4 ..l. q
ss soeiion o. tss sth Of 1rl e ~ O'Clock
o1ee, No. Ase III street. zoe Cl0 ~. g
80 hfuSe nseS duty eesAseassl Cor . visIasDa
''' lns''ns k'''sssis'.r uLrpHsrr.
'mau-d q. g. Collector lat Iev. Tor D. q.
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FOB SALE.

kOH SALE.
EOR sALB-A TOP BUGGY, 10 good order, the
1vDSe having no use for 1t. Gan see IL st
sAk1YkV Livery Stable, Sth st., near d. Ap2-2t.
FOR eALE-A handsome GUITAR and CASE,
y usic stand, and choice collection Of Guitar
1usic. Gan be seen at ~ Congress Ct, George
LOB eALI-5 600 GRAPE VIN1S, one and
L two:year old plants, and 2 900 select Straw
berry Plants Address or cali on NJ DURKIN.
18th and streets, NAVY Yard. sp l-3ts
EOR eAL1.Yorty to fifty thousand extra Oh oioe
L Per1etuM blooming Roses, Moss, Month ~
y Moss and Climbing Hoses Climbing Plants,
Hssn9Ii.e Ornamsntal Plants Shrahs, &c.
lust ARRIVED AND FOB sALE-Tventy vory
y fine Harness and Saddle HOR11 Also
some good tsmilE and Work Horees, atS
HCGuELY BoWHAg Stable, n. 7. av: ~
HossEs, 0ARRIA sI. AND HARNESS FOB
A we'll matched pair OF. CANADIANS, light set
ofDouble HAkk IeS, and stylish shifting -
toE G Gh tI i;J9yceS maxi. n, ,o.n ~
fa% ssp !. M .os fsi
0cyernment Stable, opposite Sedgwick Barracks.
ne n:i a tenn ''''s' L. r. AZ &. :sas il.o..
CAHARf BIRDS AND MOOKfNQ birds
Tor ssIe q the store 254 7th street. Be ~
ma is-im. siN. HARTBRsoHf. ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lust AND FOUND.
con BBWARD-LOst, on the lst instant, a
GU POCK IT BOOK, between the corner of
~ and streets south nd the Metropolitan Ho:
some small nosee. amounting 20 about SO. The
shove reward Will be paid II left at No. 463 Mass
achusetts ave, bet 6th and 9th streets, It,
LIVE pOLLARS REWARD Lost, . black and
tan DALE DOG; weighs about or 10 pounds;
With red leather eollsr, tied tosether with red
string Will answer to the name Of CHERRY. ~
Return 70 q. A. HOW. 81 L street, between 18th
end 10th streets. aDl r.
z REWARD-strayed or stolen, q light red
Oh bob tail COW, knife mark in one ear The
above reward will be paid for her return to PBTIR
POPE. corner and b ali streets, Island mASl St.
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Ssi Ss;ihtS5zz| , .ss lily, ,,ov..
/ new TYo sk2s kkuScEE33}Ha3flr.
n. ". BURCH I'LL,
sfel Cor 18th and 2 sts :, under Ebbitt Houcs.
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TWO FRAME T1NMENT HOUSES AT AUG
On TUESDAY TiF9THr;puoox .,r,,s -.
o'clock, We will sell, in front Of the premises,
on I2th street, between @ and II streets, two
frame Houses, to be removed within six days
Terms cash. W. l.. WALL CO,
apz lChron. 81 Auctioneers.
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OARROLL HALL,
Ton g, between 9th and 10th streets,)
I FOB RENT,
Eor Concerts, Lectures, Public Meetings, 10.
From 900 to .3p persons b comfortable scat.
OLlGErT SWEENY,
Real Estate Brokers,
s1-@ No. 4. Mark ct Space.
LOB RlNT-STORDunder Metropolitan Hotel
A1Y'y at No. $50. corner Of New jersey ave.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-16

NAvAL.--Lieutenan Commander Rich.
ard s. Chew is ordered to ordinance duty
a. inc washington Navy Yard, on the LIST
Of October next.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Daniel A.
Smith, Ur., to duty at the Pensacola Navy
Yard.
Chief Engineer Edward s. DeLuce, to
duty in charge Of steam engineering at the
Naval Academy.
The order assigning Paymas'er W. N.
Watnough to the Pensacola Navy Yard is
revoked.
Lieutenant Commander Arthur II.
Wright is detached from duty at the New
York Navy Yard and ordered to the N avail
Academy, on the Goth inst.
Surgeon E. R. Dodge, from the Decotah
and placed on waiting orders.
Midshipmen F. G. Mclean and J. G.
Irvine, from the Tusca, ona end ordered
to Washington for exam nation for pro-
motion.
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PRETTY WOMEN

A comparatively few Ladies monopo
ize the Beauty as well as the ate ntion
of Society. This ought not to be SO, but
it is; and will be while men are foolish
and single out pretty faces tor eompan-
ions.
This can all be changed by using Ha
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and refined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing pow
erful and natural.
No lady need complain of 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 Kathairou.
aul3.deOd&Wlm
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PROPOSED SALE oEe AgS1EAMsHlp LINE
The New York and Virginia Steamship
Company has been sued by one of the
stockholders, w 10 seeks to hayea dissolu-
ton aud accounting, claiming that the d.
rectors have mismanaged the property, and
refused to give an account of their operas
tons. Lewis Raymond, the plaintiff, as
eyes that when he became a stakeholder,
n 1866, the. company owned -four large
steamers, the Yazoo, Creole, Saratoga and
Niagara, worth about 100000, plying
between New York and Richmond, and
doing large and profitable business, but
that since then they have made no divi.
dends, sold the property and refpsed to ac>
count for the proceeds. A temporary in.
junction has bean granted.-New York
Sun.
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ARE you sick, nervous, or debilitated
Are you suffering from any form o
Scrofula, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Liv-
er Complaint, Kidney Disease. or Nerv-
Gus Prostitution, &C.? If so, you can be
restored to health and vigor by u.s.
ing DR.. Lawrence's celebrated "Kos-
Koo." 1t cures the most inveterate
form of Chronic Diseases when all
other remedies fall 1t is not a secret
quack medicine the Formula is around
each bottle, and it is standard remedy
of recognized merit.
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ANOTHER OPINION OF TEE PRESS
Many of the most severe cases of chills
and fevers have been cCred by the use of
Gautier's Native Wine Bitters when all
other remedies failei, and great many
cases of dyspeps have likewise been
cured by the same medicine. We advise
all who suffer with either disease to ty
these Bitters.
4r1R.TRT
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THOUSANDS Of our American ladies
suffer and die every year from diseases
peculiar to their sex-in fact this fo,m
of disease is the seourge of American
females. VERY many of them go on
from" year . year without help and
without hope, because they know of no
remedy. But, fortunately, there is a
safe and reliable remedy, by the aid of
which hundreds have been restored to
perfect health. This great remedy lie
DR.. Lawrence's celebrated " WoMAN's
FRIEND" Its great merit is recognized
by the best physicians, and from its ma
ture and usefulness is becoming popular
in every part of the country.
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MARRIED.

INSTRUMENTATION the 18th inst, at
st. Paul's church, by the Rev. n. A. Oke-
son, q. n. WINDSOR and Miss CAMMl Lila
HALL, IL of this city. No cards.
GAYLE-WIi cox.-At Emanuel church,
Warrenton, N. O., on Thursday evening,
9th inst, by Rev. M. M. Maj n, JOHN Il.
GAYLE of Portsmouth, Va, 0 Miss c. E.
WILCOX. OF Warrenton, N. g.
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A New CARRIER FOR THE DAY Book
Mr.. Judson Pettis will hereafter superin-
tend the delivery of the Day Book routes in
this city. Mr.. Pettis it will be remembered
was latelysdisabled from pursuing his pro.
fesgion al house cafpenterby an accident,
and knowing him to be an industr ious and
deserving man we have secured his service
to attend to the delivery of the paper to
our patrons.
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STILL BURNING.-The woods of the Dis
MI Swamp is still burning. We are told
1T is beautiful but distress ng sight to
look upon the red flames as thew wrao
themselves around the lofty trees of the
fore t.
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A FAvOal1wAlf.oahr friends do US til
favor 10 acquaint us with anything of local
interest transporting in either Of the cities
or counties surrounding, and thereby lay
VS. under many obligations. +
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w- PHILOSOPHY OF MAR

RIAGE.-A New COURsE OF LEOTURRs,
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 for; Marriage Philosophically
Considered, dc. These lectures will be
forwarded on receipt of four stamps by
addressing: SEC'Y, BALTIMORE MUSEUM
OF ANATOMY, "a West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md. apl9-lyeod
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aS- Please do not borrow the DAY
BooK, you annoy our subscribers and do
GROSS injustice to the proprietor. The
carrier will serve you the paper at only
Ten Cents o week. y - - as
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OUR STREETs.-In front of the busine asa
houses OF our city large numbers of boxes,
hogsheads, barrels and other things a.e
seen' indicating that good fall stock for
lhe Trade has been selected and Laid in
Now let the merchants still act wisely bv
le'''ng the people know Through the Day
BOOK they are ready for inspection.
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APPOINTMENTS BY GENERAL CANBY.-Gen.
Candy has appointed Judge Alfred Morton
Judge of the Hastings court of Richmond
city, in place of Judge. Olcott, deceased
Judge Morton has been acting by military
appointments as Judge Of the Henrico cir
cult for some time past.
Mr.. Whittlesey, late editor of the State
journal, and defeated Radical candidate
fer Congress IN the Alexandria district, mas
been appointed, Attorney General, in place
of Mr.. Bowden resigned.
A Mr.. Freeman has been appointed
Judge of Henrico circuit, in place OF Judge
Morton. -,
Joseph b, Buckingham, sheriff, ana INC.
John SiAopi surveyor, OF Pulaski; Charles
W.Addington surveyor Of Scott.
He has, appointed, the following com
missioners ii chancery Z John A. Graves,
Amelia; David Comfort, Charlotte; B. e
Terry and G. 8. Lacy, Halifax; James Will
hanson and J. p. Hayes, Norfolk county
lanes Williamson and j. III. Remington
city,of Portsmouth; J.. Jorgenson and Hen.
nv Il. Owen, Prince Edward.
Several pages of justices OF the peace
oOnstablss and ovsrsssers 0fthe, poor are
The appointmentlofB B. FL Childrey, 70
bacco inspector for, West Hill Warehouse
Petersburg, has been suspended Until iui
teer orderss hs~S q u ,,Aclbs
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-16

7 WoRKiNaMEN's UNloN.-The Working
mems Central Union held an adjourned
NEE ting Tuesday night. The attendance
was quite small. After the transaction Of
minor business, the following committee
was appointed, as required by resolution
of the previous meeting: ...-.
First Ward-A. Baum, T. Hope, M.
Davis, &. Freeman, VIM. Snyder.
Second Ward-J. Stavro, G. Bluford,
A. J. Edwards, NJ. Howell, A. S. Dozier.
Third Ward-B. Blick, J. r. Bean, NJ.
4. Wyatt, J. Buchanan, William Bean.
Fourth Ward-T. Hudgins, J. Ewell, ].
Capps, E, W. Gaines, D. Fl enley.
Mr.. Bluford offered a preamb lie and reso.
lution. which was adopted, stating that
one of the objects for which the Workings
mems Central Union of the city of Norfolk
was formed was the improvement of the
minds of the young mechanics and the
furnishing of suitable library for the in
tellectual advancement of all connected
with it; and whereas, the delivery of lee,
lures is another highly instructive source
of literary advancement; be it, therefore,
Resolved, That committee of three be
appointed to ascertain what can be done
towards accomplishing SO desirable an OBJ
ject, and to further ascertain and report
whether suitable hall and lecturers can
be obtain ed for the delivery of a series of
lectures on mechanics, arts, &C., the en-
suing winter, with such other general in
formation as will aid in furthering the
interests of the association.
The following gentlemen were appointed
as the said committee: Judge Oldfeld, j.
Fl. Calrow, G. W. Bluford and X. Allen,
The same committee was also requested
to procure hall for the future m ceilings of
the association.