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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-24
II H E L A II EST N Il W s,
sICKLEs AND THE ADMINISTRATION.

s1CKLEs AND THE ADMINISTRATION
Washington, Sept. 23-Tbe Wash
ington Chronicle, under tho caption of
"Minister Sickles sustained by the Ad-
ministration," says, in double-leaded
article: ... .5.r..i .H
"Those officers of the Cabinet who
have uttered an opinion On the question,
say that there is nothing in the com
munication from Minister Sickles to the
Spanish government to justify the alarm
that imperfect disclosures Ct its con-
tents have created" 1t concludes as
follows:
"Secretary Fish declines to make the
note of Minister Sickles public for pru-
Dental reasons, but it is regarded as
safe to say that there will be no such
thing as backing down" ..t.t.,
1t is safe to reiteratc that the State
Department appreheuds no warlike re-
suits, aud the tender of good offices
having been thankfully declined by
Spain, will favor mastery inactivity.
Sickles's injudiclous use OF words alone,
it is supposed, caused all the hubbub.
The text of Sickles' note has hot yet
been received.
THE AMERICAN FLAG OUTRAGED.
London, Canada West, Sept. 23.-
There was an immense celebration at
Ontario to-day, in honor Of Prince Ar
thur. An American flag, which had
been hung among the decorations, was
pulled down and torn to pieces. Much
excitement prevailed.
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Burglars infest Harrisburg, Pa. On
Monday night the safe in the office of the
Novelty Iron Works was blown open ana
two hundred dollars stolen.
The mare Flora Temple, formerly Queen
of the Turf, is still bale and hearty, not
outstanding she has reached the advanced
age of twenty ,three years.
The Columbus (G.) Sun of Friday says
there can be no doubt that the cotton crop
of that section has been injured, probably
to the extent of fifteen or twenty thousand
bales. ..--
The Rochester Union of Saturday even
ing reports that Hon. Sanford L. Church
was 80 much better on that day that he
might be said to be out of danger.
The State Fair of Pennsylvania will be
held in Harrisburg, CONNER cling next
Tuesday, September 2Sth.
There was sharp frost in Engl land on
the 3lst of August, which destroyed many
tender garden plants.
The American Tract Society has donated
seventy thousand English and German
| tracts for DISTRIBUTE IN in Philadelphia this
| month.
The extravaganza and reckless expendi,
ture of money by the Boston city govern
ment is filling the taxpayers of that city
with alarm.
Rev. Mr.. Lord, New Jersey Methodist,
has done four days work in excavating for
his church in Paterson.
A statute law forbids the marriage of
! first cousins in New hampshire after the
oath of December next. .....
The Baptist church at Avondale lost all
its male members but three by the terrible
| mine disaster.
| The State Temperance Assoc iation of
| Ohio have determined to raise $50, 600 for
| the aid of the cause.
Neal Dow is stumping for the temper
ance party in Massachusetts,.
| Texas exports goats to Kansas. The
current prices is ST head.
Henderson, Ky.
George Anderson was accidently drown.
ed AT Galveston, Texas few days since.
Prince Arthur, it is said, brought sixty
one trunks with him.
General Hancock has presented the
| managers of the St Louis Fair with cou-
pie Of bears.
| lrhteHuS tucdtIlCdlS diC tuO q III WV
interior OF nsylvania.
The Mississippi State Fair will he held at
Jackson, from the Goth of October to the
30th.
Queen Victoria is travelling again IN
Scotland.
Norristowp, Penna., has erected monu'
ment to her dead soldiers. e.s
1 7 hi
estimated, will yield 10000 hogsheads.
| he loss at the recent destructive fire in
Atlanta, Ga, was nearly 100000
| 1t is stated that dead trees have been set
on fire by the rays of the sun in Georgia
this year.
Chicaao is to spend three years and
| ST 500, 600 on new tunnel.
The Sitka Times announces the arrival
of vessel ''from the North"
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~ GCyynIks

Corner Fenchurch and Mariner SITS.
The Sisters OF Charity, who conduct
81. MARY's SELECT SCHOOL for Young
Ladies', use every effort to secure to the
Pupils entrusted TO their care, virtuous,
solid and finished Education. The rules
of an exact dlscipline are enforced during
class hours, and a Vigilant care Is exer-
cised over the pupils lug the time of
recreation.
III the Higher English Department the
course of study embraces all the usual
branches taught in the best Female Semi
Aar ,es:
For children uI.der seven years of age,
there is a separate aud Primary DEPART
menL.
4 TERMS-From So to $40 per quarter.
French, Vocal and Instrumental Music
taught at moderate prices. Plain sew
ing, Tapestry and Embroidery, free of
charge. se22-lm
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Rag Judge Dents chances tor an
election in Mississippi are supposed to be
extremely favorable, especially as he is
favored, it is said, by General Sherman,
the chief director OF reconstruction IN
der the law for Andy Johnson's benefit
that gave General Grant that power
when johnson was President. Another
strange game of cross purposes is pre- =
dicted.
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Bss" The commissioner of internal
revenue has decided that the sale of
stock goods by one dealer to another, Or
to new firm at auction, or by private
sale, should be included in sales subject
to special license tax. He has also de-
cided that when whisky of different
strengthsis mixed and made uniform,
such process is rectifcaton. Als,, il
a reduction Of the strength Of liquor is
made by water, it constitutes rectifca-
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RG- Information has been received
at the Internal Revenue Office, says the
Washington Star, to the effect that
many distillers throughout the country
have been making overtures to the In
ternal Revenue Officers for the purpose
of forming associations 10 aid the Reve-
nue. Officers in detecting dishonest dis
tillers and bringing them to justice.
Tie distilers express the opinion that
they can make more money by running.
honestly, providing that all stills be SO
run.
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MIG HIT sc III OsO l. S.

1t has been we'll said by DR.. Johnson
that Book Keeping is an art which no
condition of life can render useless, which
must contribute to the advancement of
all who buy or sell-of all who keep or
improve their possessions-of all who de-
sire to be rich, or all who desire to be
while he is ignorant of the method of
regulating books"
%S> EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE gs&
Both as Teacher and au Accountant,
enables the undersigned to offer those
who wish to acquired knowledge of b )ok
Keeping, English, Latin. Greek and
Mathematics, facilities seldom afforded
in schools.
TERMS-Acco nmodating. Room-Up
stairs No. IA Main street, adjoining Hob
days gallery
JNO. J. MORRIS,
aul4-tf Rector Public School No. ].
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"a Colonel j. w. Powell, the ex-
plorer of the Colorado Canon, who was
reported lost some time ago, with his
whole expedition returned of Chicago
on Monday. He reports that there are
no precious metals in the canon, and
the country is not susceptible to cultiva-
ton. There is, however, beautifully
polished marble, unfortunately, it is in
accessible.
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gGs@ The Arizona Miner publishes a
large list Of Indian outrages. The ln-
dams have recently killed a number of
settlers, burned ranches and carried off
cattle in the country between Granite,
Washington and Prescott
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-24

Gsa- In the Jefferson City (La)
Common Council on Monday night
articles of Impeachment were preferred
against Mayor Lecho for alleged pecu-
lation. The Mayor has been suspen-
ded.
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gEy7 The coin and specie accounts of
the National Banks of the United States
GA the 9th of this month, represented
over five million and half dollars in gold
and bars; over half million in silver coin
and bars; nearly ten millions and half
IN gold certificates, and over half mil
lion in checks payable in gold, coupons
iltto and other iteme of similar des-
ription.
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j. w. MARTIN. J C. ROC ERS.
M A II 1'lN d no G II II s /,

MI A R1iN d IL 20 G Il II 8 I,
No % Market So, Cor. Union Street,
NORFOLK, VA,
Importers and Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
Dinner, 60 and Toilet Ware, white
and decorated with staple White
Granite u {, Dipped Edge,
yellow and Rockingham Wares.
BRITANNIA Il SILVER PLATED GOODS,
LAMPS OF every description, and Lamp
Trimmings generally. We have with
g, eat care, and large outlay, imported
INTO our market, the largest and best as
sorled stock OF Crockery, Glass Ware,
China and Lamp Goods tuaL has ever be-
fore been presented 10 the trade in this
secI ion of the country We &sk you to
stop and examine Tor yourselves when
You are ready to lay III } our supplies
Our terms and prices are such as to suit
the most exachng. We duplicate any
Northern bills. Remember to call at
the old established house OF
MARTIN " ROGERS,
No % Cor. Union st. & Market SO.
400 ~
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New Advertisements.
FOR RENT.

THE LARGE DOUBLE FRANZ TENE.
Il ment on the west side of Church, be-
tween Butte and Queen Streets, will be rent
ed to good tenents for the year 1870, on
moderate terms.
1t is designed by the owner to put them
in thorough order.
Each tenement contains (including base
ment and garret) eight rooms; cisterns on
the premises.
Apply at the PEOPLES BANK.
sr24>5t
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Ses5" A member of the Cabinet, in
conversation respecting tho vacant Sec
retaryShip OF War, says he has never
heard the President allude to tho an
polntment of a successor to General
Rawlins, ami he gives it as his opinion
that no appointmont will DO made for
several weeks, and that no should not
he surprised if no selection was made
until the meeting of congress. Wash
Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
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au24-eodln
MI U II / G f.

N . i Q T. Ill
Professor JEAN ODEND'HAL, al the
request of several young gentlemen, will
open NIGHT SCHOUL on MONDAY,
the 9th inst, for the purpose OF teaching
the French Language. His method Is an
easy and agreeable one. The OLD fashion
of burdening the pupil with the duh STU
dy OF an incomprehensible mass is obvi-
ated. A living language muet be taught
practically as we'll as theoretically, and
II pupils are regular in their attendance.
they will learn more by his system in
one month than in six by any other now
in vogue. None need apply unless they
can write q ready hand, as the business
of The pupil mainly consists in writing AS
we'll as in speaking French.
Professor .. has lately received letters
from his pupils, whom he prepared here
last year for the Imperial Lyceum at Pa
ris, at which institution they stand NO
and 2 In their classes among the natives,
thanking him for the good instruction he
gave them
Extract from a letter of Naval officer
now abroad: Accept sir, my grateful
thanks for the pains you have taken
with me. The pleasure and benefit have
received from your instructions have
placed me deeply in your debt above the
province of dollars and cents to satisfy.
Hoping soon to renew q study SO pleas
ing and beneficial to me,
remain in haste, yours, &c.
: w. G*****.
The above letter and others will be eX'
hibited on application. '.l"
nA. Private lessons given in French.
Spanish and German. Applicants may
leave their names and address at Wilson
& Wakes, or Vickery q Co.'S Bookstores,
" apply JEAN oDEND'HAL,
No 20 Bank st.
NJ BON the LIST OF October Professor
0. will resume his course of instruction
at the Navy Yard aud ON board the Re-
ceiving Snip New Hampshire.
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gsa. The captain of the ship
Southampton, arrived at New York on
Monday from 'rehuantepec, reports that
between latitude 50 and SO S., longi-
tude 46, be saw one hundred very large
iceburgs One was from seven to eight
miles in length and from three huns
bred to four feet in height.
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: THE LAND COMPANY"

OFFICE No. % WEST MAIN ST.,
t-Ii# Norfolk, Va.
DEAL Estate bough t and sold. Lands
III and other property sold puollciy ana
prlvateIy on commission. Advances
made upon Real Estate entrusted 70 the
ompany for sale. Abstracts oil title and
plats from actual surveys OF property
sold 10y thet company. furnished purchase
efS. JAS. u. MARLIN, Agent.
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ssasN A correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch asserts that e. L. Stro-
hecker, who is said to have recently
betrayed the Cubans, is native of
Georgia, and not virginian, as has
been alleged.
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asas A despatch from santa Fe, New
Mexico, says the official election re-
turns are nearly all in. Chavez, repub-
lican, is elected delegate to Congress by
$500 to 5000 majority.
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ADVERTISING RATES

one Square, 10 lines. 50 cents for one ill.,
aertion; each subsequent insertion 20
cents. Advertisements ordered on alter
nate days will be charged SO cents for hfst
ttme. and 37}a cents each continuance.
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NoRFoLk ..........
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

COR. HOLT AND SECOND CROSS SITS
Rev EDWIN GEER, Prif cipal and
Instructor in English branches and An
Gent Languages.
Prof. r.. BARRETT. Instructor in French
Prof. NEWTON FITZ, Instructor in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
The next session of this School will be-
gin on MONDAY. the 2Sth of Sept.
TERMS, per session of five montns, pay
able one half in advance.
Board, including charge for lights and
Iuel.... ...... SIl0 w
English Branches from IS to 80
Music on Piano Or Organ.... ........ 25to35
Latin and Greek, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 20
,OiSi - IL w
Drawing aud ePainting at Professors
charges.
Pupils received at any time, and charg-
ed only from the date of entrance. No
deduction made for absence, unless caus-
ed by protracted illness.
Application for admission to be made
to the Principal. au23.4w
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS

SUBSCRlPTlON AE1su1N, t
The DAY Book will be served 10 SUI
eoribers at 10 cents per week, payaple 10
thu Carrier. When sent by mail IL WILL DC
as for One year; 90 50 for sig months
and sl 50 for Three months payable in
advance.
The TFA-W EERL2 per year. eooo
I" WEEKLY ..............--.'''' i'po
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] O II N SYLV Il S r + Il
Capt. u. G. CLIFFORD.

Capt. Il. q. CLIFFORD,
Leaves CampDelPs Wharf Il r.
tor the above named places 4saxssS&3&
on ~ LIS DAYS, THURSDAYS amt
SATURDAYS, AT $50 O'Clock A. NJ, re-
turning on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, touching Mt Portsmouth
each way.
Trans leave City Point for Petersburg
on arrival oil steamer.
Passengers arrive III Richmond in time
TO connect with evening trains on Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad, Tor
Washington, Baltimore and all points
North, and next mornin 8 with trains on
Chesapeake and Ohio ana Richmond and
Danville Railroads. for all points Soutii
and W esL tA
Fare to ltiChruond. ,..,,........,$1t 20
Freight icGeived at reasonable rates Gu
MONDAYS, WEDN isiDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from To Il p. M, for Uity Point,
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
landings on James river. ~ ~
Freights 3or Way Landings mnst be
prepaid.
For further pai ticuars apply To
A. |. HUME, Agent,
ST 70 Once CampbelIs Wharf.
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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
A RE respectfully inf,nmed that we
n have Just received some very supe-
rior SCHOOL SHOES tor Boys and Girls
wear, and would politely invite atten-
tlon to these new goods.
+ w SEAHURY'S SONS,
10 Marx t. Square and
81 % 81 Main street,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Madrid, September 23.-Pierrod has
fled from Tarragona; Serrano has gone
to the Alpama baths; and Prim return
ed. The Cabinet Council have resolved
to use every effort to save Cuba.
Paris, September 23.-The pagers
attach great Importance to Hyacienths
letters ~
SUMNER ON SPAIN.
Worcester, Mass, Sept. 23.-Sen ator
Sumner addressed the Republican con-
vention here to-day. In regard to Spain
and Cuba, he said the policy of the
United States should be strict non in
tervention, except in the way of good
Offices.
LATEST MARKETS.
London, Sept. %, Noon, Consols
924; bonds 83f.
Paris, September %, Afternoon
Bourse dull; rentes 70f. 75c; increase Of
specie nearly 1000, O00f.
Uavfe, Sept. 23.-Cotton opens
declining; tres ordinaire, on the spot,
148f.; afloat 142f.
Liverpool, Sept. %, Cotton
quiet; Uplands 12sa124, Orleans 12ss,
sales 1000 bales. Breadstufs quiet;
corn sos
I.ater--Cotton unchanged; pork
1925 tallow 40s Sd. .-.. s.-
New York, September 23.-Stocks
very leversh; money very close at &c;
sterling, long 7, short "A; gold 1888;
CTS 1909; Tennessee ex-cGpcns G18,
new 55s; Virginia ex -onpon 55a, new
81 Flour dropping. wheat dull and
nominally unchanged; corn a shade
frmer; mess pork at $3l 624; lard
quiet; cotton quiet at 2s8c z; turpentine
quiet 424a43c.; rosin dull, common
So 25, strained So 80 Small notes
command 2a29c. premium.
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Auction Sales.
BY w. X. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,
Cor. Roanoke Square, and W. Water st
S r. @ r II AND ID w II l. LII N G
AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DA rs.

On TU ESDAY next, the 2Sth inst,
/ will sell, three story BRICK hEsH
STORE and DWELLING corner MILF
of Union street and Loyall's Lane.
The Store is an open front 1870, with
fixtures, gas, &c.
The building is a Brick one, with slate
root and has lately been thoroughly re-
paired. The premises Is Well provided
with Kitchen, large Cistern, &c.
This is % most excellent stand for any
kino Of business. particularly retail
grocery.
Terms-one third cash, balance on lib
efal terms.
w. r. ROBERTS,
srH-5t Auctinneer.
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VAGRAN la.

THE May or gives notice that the fol-
l. lowing act concerning Migrants, pass-
ed BY Al act of Assembly, Jan. Is. 1863,
Will be rig idly enforced
Sec. lst.-The person described as the
fifth class of Migrants IN .y he arrested
without warrant by the special Police or
Corporation Police, and when so arrested
snail be taken beiefH n Jus lice, who shall
proceed 10 dispose of them i'll the mode
pre- scriia d in this section, or may at once
direct them 10 he comm tied to prison
for period not exceeding three months,
TO be kept IN close confinement and fed
on bread and water.
The following described persons Shall
be liable to the penalties iin .,oaed by law
upon Migrants:
Sec. IA IA persons who shall unlawful
~ return TO the city who have been legal
iy removed.
Sec. An persons who not having
WhereWith to maintain themselves, and
their families. live idle ami without en-
ployment, and refuse to work for the
usual and com mon wages given to other
laborers i'll the like work in the city.
Sec. 3.-All persons ~nO shall refuse to
perform the WORK which shall be allotted
TO them by the Overse rrS OF the Poor,
Sec. 4.--Ail persons going about from
door To door, or placing themselves III
the streets, highways. or other PAGES TO
beg aims, ana ell other persons wander
Ing and begging unless disabled or uica-
pablo OF labor.
Sec. "a |! persons who shall come to
this city, and hhtIl be found lettering
and residing therein, and shall follow NO
labor, trade, occupation or business, and
have no Visibles means of subsistence
and can give no reasonable account OF
themselves, or III, ir business.
Sec. l2.--Ai ii costs and eX senSeS lncurf-
ed shall be paid by th, Corporations.
l3.--This UrdIIlt' CO Shall he in force
from its passage.
si3-l0t pntORDi, Mayor.
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yEEs. RGEST CIRCULATION
In the two Cities and the Country
OF ANY NORFOLK NEWSPAPER.
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LIQUORS. LIQUORS.
s. Dbls. Myers X Whiskey,
Is do. Myers XXX Whiskey,
Is do. Myers XXX Whiskey,
50 do. Myers Extra Rye Whiskey,
25 do. Myers Extra Eagle Wniskey,
20 do Myers Virginia Rose Whiskey,
~ do. Myers Sup'r Old Rye Whiskey,
70 do. Myers Old Premium Matted Rye
The above Whistles cannot be eXcell-
ed in the United States, either in quality
price.
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ATTENTION UNITED
YOU will meet at the Engine House to-
l. day Thursday at o'clock punctually.
i'll full inform, to attend the funeral of
James w. Reddick, deceased member of
tn Resolution Fire Company of Ports
mouth.
BY order
A. BAUM, Prest
N, w. SMALL,
Asst. Sec. u. +. Go.
Ar-6 1t
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NEWS ITEMS.

Burglars infest Harrisburg, Pa. On
Monday night the safe in the office of the
Novelty Iron Works was blown open ana
two hundred dollars stolen.
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Warranted

For sale by
A. MYEYS,
No 6 Commercial Row.
srl3-3L* Ferry Wharf.
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HOUSE AND LOT. tl.I
TtHE House and Lot, No 81 East side
L North Church street, for sale.
JAS. q. POLLARD,
Real Estate Agent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-10-15

FIRES. The residence and barn q,
M'. Aug. Cxley, Of Pato!.a Tp.. wa,
consumed by f~ one day last week H.
gcsher with Z quantity OF tobacco stored
III the barn. Loss about $1,000.
IN last -aiurda. morning he residence
oi ar. James Payne. in This TOWNSHIP.
about eight mile. west az ja~rcr wns
burned up. IL was q log building. on
the farm Of Mr.. john Morgan. Mr..
Pa!nc lost mos Of his household effects
ana the citizens are making M n cout,i-
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