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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-09
Albemarle 4 Chesapeake Canal,
DEDUCTION OF TOLLS.

1NHIS Canal and Navigation is in fine
l. order, and in condition to do three
hundred times more business than Of
fers.
The tolls on the following articles and
many others have been reduced to the
f0lllpNinu low rates viz
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Cheese.
'rime Factory l8a20 English Dairy "a
tOyood. .l8al9 Pineapple. 2Sa3O
CouL.
Anthra.it TstS7 2aa9 90 Anth. steam, 8
Petersburg 10 Stove...... 80. 8
Cumberland....72 Nut..,..... 900
COtEon.
CottOn... .25a26
.Ot. Y'fn, u pad. ...........,.,...2Ut) a2 10
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Ao toupCA
Fbuis.
Oranges. . hui. none Lemons. 6 5Oa7 90
Oranges, pr box IS Cranberries, 22a24
:" pr Dbl. $l5alg Cocoanuts pr 100, $8
Figs per Id. .20a25 Chestnuts. -. $3a4%
Filberts..~.,. l1c. Walnut. ...... l6c.
FyaxseeG'
FIaxSeed ? (NDa2 2
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Hotel Acknowledgements aa.
cHARLEsTON HOTEL.


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A Card from a Coiored Conservative
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.


We notice In the Missionary Record, a dirty
little sheet published by r Ii. CAIN commu.
hleatlon signed by a contemplate Republican.
We will say to him that he may writc about us,
and try to scandailze us, brit oil in vain. We
have made up our minds TO support our friends,
and win do II In spite Of all that may be said
against lis, and nothing In thts world will over
cause us to change our ooursc. We are willing
that tho Republicans should continue with their
chosen friends, but they win never have our as.
distance, not even for week, but VIC will take
our presidents advice and hight It out IL IL takes
oil SIMMER" We feel confident that those per.
sons whom we have known and tr,isseIl nIi our
lives, are !ar better friends than tho unprlpci.
Pied advnnturcrs. or the greedy dcmagogues who
are now living or tile fat OF the land. and the
would.be orators who cling TO RcpublIcaaIsm
arc only the tools Of these non. We don't want
any one to dictate 10 u.s. for we are not children.
Neither are VIC tho druDkarda, liars snd Ioafers
that aa infamoas sheet has stated. Wo arc
nothing but hard workers and that is one rea.
s6n why we orc Conservatives. We know what
We arc doing, how wo are working, and who aro
onr friends. and intend to paddle our canoe on
this sde OF Tho creek.
ONE OF rHs ooLoRnp CONSERVATIVES.
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A NOBEL EsTABrlslIMENT.-We inviie the at
ten tion Of the friends OF TIRE NEWS In the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which oar onlce enjoys for the prompt execution
OF ail kinds OF Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
vidcd with new type and machinery Of the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
and papers OF all qualities, THE NEWS Job Olce is
now prepared to nll orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner, and Mt rates at least as low as any other
establishment in the Southern States. Call at
THR NEWS building tup-stairsi and examine our
ssaie OF prices and specimens of our work.
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THH MINsTEELs last night appeared before
good house, and the performance as on the
first night, kept the audience conyulsc,i with
laughter. Bones and banjo ut either cnd OF the
troupe were inlmitabiy droil, and the singing and
burlcsquc were NJ good as VIC have ever seen.
Tonight the programme will nc entirely changed.
Seats may be secured during the day at Holmes
Book House. There VIII bc q matinee perl6rm-
ance ON Thursday, at O'Clock, on which occa-
Sion generous invitation will be given to the
orphans to attend free OF charge
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r. CASH RETURNS PROM LIFH IEsUnAHt,E.--In
calling attention to the advertisement OF the
Equitable life Assurance Agency, which mp
pears in our columns to-day, we would state that
the late Captain John Ferguson. Of our city, was
assured in the Equitable" for $4,000, which
sum. with profits, was promptly paid Within less
than sixty days after his death; and that the 10
cietY has, within three years, paid to it's policy
holders in this city, in "cash dividends" and to
survivors OF deceased policy holders, sums
amounting In the aggregate to sixty thousand dol
lars.
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CoLuABA IrEMs.-On Sunday last, Ephraim
Young, u colorcd man, was found dead ON the
roadside, about nine miles from Columbia, near
Mrs. Etrklnnd's place. Cause, apopcXy,
The late residence of Mr. John Caldwell, Oh Ar.
sena; Hill, Columbia, has been purchased BY the
present Attorney. General OF the State, Mr.. D. II.
Chamberlain. The residence Of the late Jesse
Drafts. Esq., has been purchased by tho supcrin-
tendcnt OF the penitcntiary, Mr.. Stolbrand.
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SANITARY REPoRT.-The bill of mortality for
the week ending November 20, shows o total Of
twenty seven deaths. or thcse but six arc white
and twenty -onc blacks and col0red. Two OF the
whites are male children, anu there are two
adults Of each sex. The blacks are three male
and six female adults Six male and six female
children. Twenty -one OF the deaths were under
forty years OF age and six between forty and
eighty
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REAL. ESTATE SALEs.-Thc following sales
were effected yesterday by A. c. MCGlllyray:
A lot on the south side OF Tradd street, known
as No. 25, for $500.
lot and buildings OH the south slide Of Ann
street, for $2500.
lot and three story brick dwelling on the east
side of Meeting street, known as No. 90 for $4,000
The plantation on Goose Creek, known as the
Travellers Home, containing 1900 acres, for $780,
by Bowers & silcox, a lot and buildings at the
corner OF Rutlcdgc avenue and Norris street, for
$4,000
by George l. Holmes, q lot and building on the
south side OF Reid street, known as No. s. for s4oo
A lot and buildings OH the south side OF Calhoun
street, for S1l50.
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BssrKEss MOTT Es.

A RARR CHANCE PoR CArIrALIsrs.- OF
the largcst sales OF real estate, comprising the
choicest planting sections In the State, win take
place ut the Georgctown Courthouse on tho 7th
proximO. glance at the long lis. OF plantations
that will then be brought under the hammer will
convince all who have money that no better in
vcstnent could be made.
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VALUABLE CARGO FOR LTyERro0!,. The ship
Hllen Southland was cleared at the Customhousc
yesterday for Liverpool, with 20 bags sca island
ee4s bales upland cotton and 2sl bags cotton seed
The weight OF the cargo was about 100000
pounds, and valued at about SlSO,oo0.
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CITY AFT AIRS
Meetings This Day.

Masonic Fair Association, ut 8 p. II.
Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Association, at
half past T.. NJ.
S.cYcdorcs' Protective Union, at 1850 Z. x.
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MILLS HOUSE, ABI.Es'-hr. Robert Graham,
who has assumed charge Of these well known
Stables announces in today's NEws that he Is
now prepared to accommodate The public at
short notice AMI at reasonable prices with
carriages, omnibusScs, &c.
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Gotels.
IL K l. L S ON TEL,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

This first class HOTEL. situated in a pIcasart
location, and In the buPJncss norton NJ fho ci,',
renders t the most desirable Hotel for either ner
manent or transient guests. The accomInoda-
elegantly furnished apartments for families ond
single gentlemen. The proprietor win cnleeyor
10 inaintan tho high reputation enjoyed by the
WDi DO spared to deserve continuance of RI.
hSStas s, PatronaTe heretofore bestowed uponit.
lne oeat or Livery accommodations viii hc
-, Ine nonsc is supplied with the celebrated Arm
sian M Hater, OF which delightful hatha cnn hc had
esnS. s.,.n,naJ naJ or nl9nt. z Il JACKSON,
111AA s. Proprietor.
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BY LOWNDES & GKIMBALL.
uoUsE No. 90 BROAD STREET.

will he sold on THURSDAY, 9th December at tho
Old POstOnCc, mt III O'Clock,
That BRICK RESIDENCE, OH the north side OF
Broad street. two doors west or the Courthouse,
known as No. 96. Tie House contains six up.
right rooms, pantry, dressing rooms, &C. Kitchen
and outbuiliings OF brick. Lot measures "a feet
front, by I3 feet deep.
Tcrms-Onc-third cash; balance In one and two
years, TO be secured by bond and mortgage.
Property to be insured AMI policy assigned. Pur-
chaser 10 pay for papers and stamps.
nOy17 20, "a, 90 dec /, .
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FoR FLoRIDA.-By An advertisement from
Messrs. J. D. Aiken s Co., agents, it will be scon
that the steamer Pilot Boy will hereafter leave for
Pcrnandina, Florida, by the inland route eV cry
Sunday notwithstanding every wednesday
afternoon.
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EGYpr AND NURIA.-Profcssor Holmes lee
tared last night at the Iyceum to fair audience,
on the "Innd Of the Nile" The blnoptric lantern
and drummond light added greatly to the inter
est OF the lesturc, and the magic representations
were admirable The lecture was the 0rst Of q
series TO be given by the Professor
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES. NEWS Job 0flico
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes. with
business cards printed thereon, at "a per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his cnrd printed on his
envelopes.
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Auction sules This Day.

N A. Hunt will sell nt 10 O'Clock, in bis
store, boots, shoes and brogans.
Seth Spencer will sell at ~ O'Clock, ut the Old
Postonlce, building lots in the Town OF itaVcnei.
X M. Marshall & Brother will sell at haif.past
10 o'clock, at their onicc, horses, mules, &c.
william Mckay will scll at 10 O'Clock. at his
store, household furniture, &c.
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Quick PAssAGE.--The steamship Manhattan
has made another OF her quick trips having left
this port on Saturday last and arrived at New
York on Monday Mt +. NJ.
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by LOwNDES a. GRINBALL.
PUILDING T.OrS ON RlyrI,EDGE AVE
- NUE.. NuSAN AND PAYNE STREETS,
BYLOWNDES g. GRIABALI..
.oUsE No. is SMITH STREET.

HUUNE No. IS SMITH, STI.EET.
Will ba sold an THURSDAY, December ., at the
Old poStollCc, ut ii O'Clock,
The HOUSE AND LOT, at the northeast corner
of smith and M0ntaguc streets, known as No. Is
Siniih street. Tic House contains eight square
rooms. pantry and attici. All the necessary out
buildings and cisicrn on the premises. Lot mca-
surcs 50 feet Oh Montague and lis feet on Smith
street.
Tcrms-Onc-ihird cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by h0nd and mortgage. Property
TO nc insured ana policy assigned. Purchaser TO
pay for papers AMI stamps.
nOXl7 20. "a 20 dec
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & *. =. BRUINS,
Auctlonccrs.
HOlISE No. 300 MEETING STREET,
IL ONE DOOR SOUTH OF COLUMBUS
STREET..

viii he sold at Auction, on THURSDAY. 25th in
slant. Mt the Old PoStonlcc, at IL 0'ciaCk,
That desirable three story WOODEN DWELL
ING OIL east side Of Meeting street, No. 29o. Tie
House contains six rooms, pantry ami dressing
tern, well, Kitchen anu stable. Lot measures A
by H5 feet, more or lc4s.
Tcrms-Onc- third cash; balance In one, Two and
three years. with interest at 10 per cent per an
mum, secured by bond and mortgage Of the prop
erty; to he insured and policy assigned. Pur
chaser t0pay for papcr3and stamps and proper
tton Of Slate taxes now accruinG. n0v23
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pEnsoNAT.-Mr. N. q. Ostccn. one OF the
propretors of that nourishing paper, tho Sumter
News. is in the city, stopping at the Pavilion
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TiE CHEAPEST YET.- The NEWS job Office is
now printing bill-heads In the best style and on
fine paper, at 81 so per thousand Merchants, think
OF itY
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ONE OF DIoxSHs' or Scott's Works s present
ell to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
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WOLPISH DoNGs.--Yc csterdsy afternoon,
about haif.pnst O'Clock, the historic corners OF
Broad aud Meeting streets were The scene OF q
lively encounter between Lafayette Wolfe and
Hr. Samson. Wolfe had evidently been samplIng
some groceries and was more belligerent than
when he played marshal to a Fourth of July negro
procession Samson encountered Wolfe and
asked him few questions, but was not bellt-
cose. Wolfe, however objected to being spoken
to by 10 damned Democrat'' and threatened to
'slap his head on" and having made q pass at
the aforesaid head, the owner thereof coolly
) Knocked him down. Wolfe arose, breathing
threatenings and slaughter, and drawing pistol
Of huge dimensions went for the luckess Sam
son. The latter anufring morphine In the tainted
gale fed for his life, Wolfe following in hot pur.
suit. The chase wns long and devious one lead
Ing through the halls Of the Courthouse and end
ing In the Guardhousc, where Wolfe was easily
captured, ns he asserted that one man could hold
him, but 1t would take three to manage hIs oppo.
nent An investigation into the case showed that
Wolfe, grleylng over the result OF the meeting OF
the previous evening, had sought to drown his
sorrows In whskey. Samson, who was nppn.
rently In tho right suffered only in the particular
OF o torn coat, which was rent by Wolfe at tile
beginning OF the melee.
-.-
MORE OF TUB RADICAL MEETING ON Mon
DAY Nionr-BOwEN AND SAwYEESuocxRD IN Ap-
BREssIRd TIC PArrHpUIs-T. J. MAokBY LEFT IN
rHB DARK-RxEuNr ohNBs.-ht late hour Mon
day night, after our reporter had left Military
Hall. degree Of quiet was rcstorod and the chair
having been yielded to T. ]. Mackcy a coll was
made for Bowen, and that specimen Radical ad.
dressed his constituents for thrco mortal honrs.
lie held himself up as tho shining light and main
r'stay OF the party In South Carolina and nrauetl
shat DIR. Mackey was dyspeplo Democrat, who
wanted to Oil tho Customhousc ofnoes with She
dlsloyai. Tie deprecated the violence that has
.heen displayed, and begged oil OF his friends TO
Astcn quietly to T. J. Mackey.
The latter yielded tho floor TO Senator Sawyer.
who repellcd the charge OF having sod out the
Republican party. He regretted tho hostility OF
the cx-COliec:or, but he had attended the meeting
not to make strife, but to defend himself against
others, and he trusted none would now refuse to
Asten to T. J. Macxcy.
The ex-Alderman did not walt for moro ex-
tended invitation, but OF onoc began o Philippe
against the preceding speakers and showed how
they had boon and wcro atili nurturing Democrat
10 yipers In thc party bosom. During his remarks
crios OF morphine .'as raised by the opposition.
and at Last come malicious Individual turned OF
the goa. haokoy continued for awhile by the
light Of candle. hut most OF the audience hnd
left with Bowen and Sawyer, and the fareo was
finally brought 70 sudden close by blowing out
TIE last candle.
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DoDDS NERvINE AND INvIGoRAros

Is Tonic and gentle stlmulant, which ia not at
tended by reaction. What it gains for YOU IL
maintains When it refreshes body or mind, IL
reIreshes with natural strength that comes to
say. we are not recommending tcetotalsm I'm
ed observation teaches US that he WHO resorts to
sne bottle Tor rest or rccuperaton, will 1nd as he
Keeps at IT. that he Is kndllng fre In his bones
which Will consume like the Iames OF periitiOn
Turn from Is. Take tonic that win refresh and
not Destroy. DODD'S EBRVINE Is for sale by All
Draggfsts. Price One dollar. See book OF certi.
fcates that accompanies each bottle.
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CoMPosrlNG WITH COTTON seen.

COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.
This article h manufactured at The Oompany,s
Works under the direction ana superintendent
OF DR.. RAvHNEI. It contains the same clements
OF fertility as Soluble Paolnc auano, exoept that
IL Ia not furnished with ammonia. 1t le prepared
expressly for composing with cotton seed, which
furnishes the element Of aminonia-the object be.
ing to render shat sdo-produot OF tho plantation
available 70 tho highest degree as on element of
fertility.
s45 cash. or $50 on 1st November. 1870, for sp.
proved oily acceptance or other good security.
For further, and particular Information, apply
to the undersigned,
J. n. ROBSON,
Agent for South Caroline
Nos. aud 2 Atlantic Wharf.
JOHN. 8. RBEsR 4 CO.,
General Agents Baltimore
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