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The suez lanai.

This marvel of enterprise and en-
cheering skill will be opened to the
trade of all nations in September next,
and the event celebrated in a manner
commensurate with the magnitude
and importance of the undertaking.
The history of this work is interest
ing. In 1916, NJ. De Eesseps, aFrench
engineer of high rank, who subse-
quently figured in Central America in
connection with On effort to connect
the two oceans by a ship channel
through the territory of Nicaragua,
| obtained the consent Of the Egyptian
authorities to commence a canal across
the Isthmus of Suez, and in 1854, hav-
ing completed his plans and arrange
ments, organized a company and pre-
pared for work. He was made head
and manager of the company, which
was under a ninety-nine years grant,
and subject to certain rules and regu-
lations to be enforced by the officers
of the county through which the ca
nal ran. The works were to be at the
c0mpany's expense, and the viee-roy-
atty to receive fifteen per cent. OF the
earnings yearly. The ship tariff OF
the canal should be the same for all
nations. In case the company desired
to join the canal with the Nile, they
might take at their own expense the
uncultivated lands thereby. They
might quarry stone free, and similar
" import ali machinery, and at the
end Of the grant the Egyptian gov
eminent would come into possession
of the Work. Napoleon favored the
--o-I- - oil noaSihra urava and xubon
Egypt refused to carry out certain
portions of her agreement, acted as
referee and mulcted that government
in damages amounting TO more than
sixteen millions of dollars. In a di-
rect line, the route from point to point
is but seventy miles, but as the canal
is constructed, it measures more
than one hundred miles in
length. Its width is three hundred
and twenty-eight feet, and ships draw
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APPOINTMENTS IN MIDDLE AND WEST
TENNESSEE.
The candidates for Governor agree
to the following appointments, tO-wit
Grand Junction, Monday, July 18Th.
Jackson, Tuesday, July 10th.
Paris, Wednesday, July 2lst.
GAINESVILLE, Thursday, July 22d.
Springfield, Friday, July sd.
GaIlatin. Saturday. July oath.
Pulaski. Monday, July 10Th.
Columbus. Tuesday, July nth.
MurfreesborO. Wednesday, July 18th.
Shelbyville, Thursday, July 18th.
Nashville, Saturday, July 3lst.
Theabove appointments We agree to.
W. r. STOKES.
d. W. c. SENTER.
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po~ Bad Boys are Reformed in New Jersey.

Tie Nesv grEzcy State Reform
school, at harrisburg, has sky so89
in charge. A Newark paper gives the
FOLLOWING account of the discipline OF
the Institution The school has a farm
Of five hundred acres connected with
IL The boys thus have an oppOrtu-
nifty to engage il oil kinds OF farm
WOrk-plOw1ng, preparing man9resf
fitting the soil for seed, planting, hay
ing, e6e. The smaller of the inmates
are mainly engaged in planting, weed
ing and training the small fruits-a
work Ia which they seem totake great
satisfaction. IT Is designed tn turn
the farm into a purely fruit farm, and
thousands of peach, pear and other
trees, ETC., are now being planted.
Last year the whole products of the
farm amounted to S5g02 81, Of which
there Wese Unnsdmed Ok TIE families
products of the value of S98 80.
\ careful examination into the OK
penses of the Institution during the
past year shows that the cost of a pu-
pill averages three dollars per week for
board and clothing. fuel, light, sala-
FiRE ord incidantals- The cost 70 the
State per pupil is about 81 ~ week,
the proceeds Of the farm eqdaling
about 81 50 each week to every in
mate # the school. 1t is confidently
Believed that as tie farm becomes de-
veioped the Institution can be made
Se!EsUst2ining. The addition TO the
building authorized By the last Legis-
lature is now in course Of erection,
ana viii vGTT materially enlarge the
capacity Of the Institution, which has
hitHertQ been entirely too small for
the purposes designed.
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SUNDAY APPEAL
SUNDAY MORNING. July IS, 1863.
CONNERKATTTE TTCKET

For SenatOr---....-.a-.-.JOHN CUBBINs.
For Approximately. II. jones'.
For representative. HOSEA TOWNSEND.
For Floater. K. SHERoD.
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General Commission Merchants
No q Wide Water Street, Rear Of Custom
House, NORFOLK. VA.
nARCY, HYMAH & Co.,
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No. q EXCHANGE Place, NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE.
PAINTEas, ANO ARTIsTs MATERIAL 5

waf. J. K-ELLENGER. GEORGE H. ROGERS
Z ELLINGER co, Importers and Dealers
N in Artists, Coach and Sign Pafnters'
SOods,of French, English and An erican Man
~ufacture. Also, dealers in Drawing. Archi-
tects' and Photographers Materials. Of every
description; all styles Paint. Varnish and
trescoers Brushes, White Lend. Zinc, Oils.
T~urpenttpe, Window Glass, Glue, etc, Stere-
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WINES AMI LIQUORS.
TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a Deed in Trust executed by
ID Charles b. Galloway on the LIST day Of
June, 1867, and duly recordedin the Registers
Office Of the county of Shelby, State Of Ten
nessee, in book No. 81, on pages 633, ga and
65, conveying the property hereinafter de-
scrtbed to me in trust to secure certain debts
in said deed set forth, in the payment o.
which default has been made, | viii, as III
rected in said conveyance, on
Tuesday, the goth Day of IuIy, 1863,
Offer for sale. to the highest bidder, for cash
at the " WOrsham House Hotel. on the cor
ner of Adams and Main streets, IN the cry .!
Nemphis. tennessee, the following estate and
propertvl to-wit: All the furniture and nX-
tnres 81 tbe hotel in the city OF Memphis,
shelby county, Tennessee, known as the
q Worsham House" consisting Of Bureaus,
pa5sfeods Bed-linen, Mattresses, Blankets
Washsfands. Bowls and Pitchers, Wardrobes,
Chairs Carpets. Tables, Tableware, Kitchen
TTtensfis. Bar Fixtures, Furniture, ETC., COM
nrisin0 an the furniture and fixtures OF every
Find used in said hotel for the purpose of
carrving on the business OF a hotel, the same
dascrfbed and set forth in said deed.
The sale VIII be continued from day TO day
until completed. Terms cash.
L. V. DIXON, Trustee.
June H,ls69. jels
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CAR G s.

I'VE are offering our fine clty-made work
w at a reduction of 10 10 20 per cent, in
order to reduce our stock.
Parties buying dne CITY WORK VIII ind il
tottheir interest TO give Us a call before theF
purchase, and our prizes "ul be 8-aae salts
factory.
We also have a good assortment of plain
substantial work for the country, such "a
ROCEAWAYS, BUGGYS. DEPOT WAGONS, POSN
WAGONS, PARK PHzETONs, ETC., etc. Allatlow
prices.
T0MLINS0N, DEMAREST & CO.,
$40 Broadway, New York.
HS We have secondhand work in good or
der. I six-seat Germantown; 4 Victoria; I
six-seat Brett. jyS
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APPOINTMENTS IN MIDDLE AND WEST
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men of all classes are swindled, in sums
ranging from SIS to 5000. The laborers
on the road near Pleasant Valley are high
" excited. The company, however, VIII
uav-fhpm their wacreS.
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NEW YORK.
DELLUc's BIscoTINE,

A Most FHeeHent, Healths and in+igOra
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28

NAvAL.-Surgeon John j. Abernethy
has been ordered to the naval hospital
at Norfolk on the 18th June next.
Surgeon j. G. Cleborn has been Or
dored to the practice ship Macedonian.
Passed Asst. Surgeon j. B. Parker has
been ordered to the Tallapoosa.
Commander W. E. Hopkins is detach-
ed from duty as equipment officer at the
Philadelphia navy yard, and ordered to
the New York navy yard as inspector Of
supplies.
Surgeon Philip Lansdale is ordered to
the flagship of the Pacific squadron.
1t. Comm. James O'Kane from duty
at the photographic office on the 1st of
June next, and ordered to the Lancaster
on the 18th of June next.
Fleet Surgeon A. A. Henderson from
he Pacific station and ordered home.
Surgeon Joseph Wilson from the na.
val hospital Norfolk, on the 18th June
next, and ordered to the Lancaster, and
as feet surgeon to the South Atlantic
squadron.
Surgeon J Robinson from the practice
ship Macedonian, and ordered to the
Monocacy, Asiatic squadron.
Surgeon Theoren Woolverton from
the Monocacy, and ordered home.
Passed Asst Surgeon E. G. Won Men
ken from the Tallapoosa, and ordered tc
the practice ship Dale on the 2Sth inst
Commander A W. Weaver is ordered
to duty as inspector of supplies at the
Washington navy yard.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH, May 81.

Stmr Adelaide, HILL Baltimore, freight
and passengers to Jno VermiIlion,
Stmr Lady of the Lake, Ingraham, Cr1s-
field, freight and passengers to II VTomp.
son.
Stmr Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown, fr'ht
and passengers to T 81 Webb.
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hampton.
Stmr Sm1thf1eld. Adams, Smithfeid.
Stmr Elizabeth City. Harvey, E City.
Schr l. Pleger, Lawrence, Wtnton, long
lum Der to Georgetown.
Schr Jane Fisher, Sykes, Alligator,
shingles to Tanguir Sound.
Schr Wye, Warren, Cherrystone, oats
to Bockover.
Scnr d w Vaughan, Parsons, James
river, light to master.
Sloop X Hopkins. Walker, Scuppernong,
cypress bols, shingles, &C., to master.
Sloop Phoebe, Straughan, York river,
meal, potatoes and corn to Gresham q
Shanks.
SAILED
Stmr Adelaide, Hill, Baltimore, freight
and passengers by Jno Vermillion,
Stmr Lady of the Lake. Ineraham. Girls.
field, freight and passengers by ii V Tomp-
kins.
Stmr Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Richmond.
Stmr Eolus, McCarrick, Cherrystone, tr't
and passengers by L II Webb.
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hamp-
ton.
Stmr Smithfield, Adams, Smithfield.
Stmr Geo Washington, Murden, Eliza
beth City.
stmr Sygnet. Cain. E City.
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NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY.-To-day
is the great National Memorial day
and will be celebrated by the order Of
the "Grand Army of the Republic
throughout the United States; and
wherever repose the dead soldiers Of the
Republic, those who wore the grey as
we'll as the blue, their hallowed mounds
will be decorated with flowers in COM
memoration of their heroic deeds and
still more heroic deaths. A beautiful
and exalted impulse, indeed, to strew
indiscrininately the graves of those who
were erst friends and foes, and those
who so nobly engage in the beautiful
work of love, do more to allay the ILL
feelings of the sections, and to engender
and cement their affections than has
been done in any other way since the
termination of the death struggle, To
this effect an order has been issued by
the Grand Lodge Of the Army of the
Republic, and in accordance Herewith
Norfolk Post No. 8, and Portsmouth
No. s, left here early this morning on
the steamer Eolus, for Yorktown, on
their mission of love, to decorate with
offerings from Flora the graves of both
the Confederate and Federal soldiers at
that old historic place. A band of
music attended the order. They will
return to>night, and if the moon rides
on her way unobscured they will be
blessed-homeward bound with moon
Light, music, love and flowers. We
wish them pleasant trip. For the
benefit of those who may not UNDER
stand the makeup OF this organization
we will state that it is composed of ex-
Federal soldiers, officers mostly, who
have joined themselves together for
mutual benefit to perpetuate the mem =
ory of the noble dead Of the Republic,
by annually decorating their last resting
places with flowers. Their aim is most
exalted and worthy the emulation of all,
henceforth and forever.
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THE DAY BOOK.
FR1pAY MORNING, May %, 1869.

The FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alarm o
fire yesterday noon was occasioned b.
the slight burning Of an old frame houA'
on Newcastle street, near the Baltimore
| wharf. The alarm threw all down.
town in considerable excitement, anc
no less than thousand and one people
repaired to the scene Of the confagation.
All the fire comp anies were promptly
on the spot, but it is due to the efficient
and alert Hope Company to credit il
with being first there, and getting the
first str cam. The roof of the house
was burnt through, but the damage
won't amount to much; in fact, if the
dilapidated shanty had been burnt to
the ground the loss would had been but
trihing, and the appearance Of that part
of the city benefited greatly thereby. In
the same connection we will notice the
reprehensble and dangerous practice OF
running the reels, or hose carriage, on
the sidewalk ia the day time. This
habit jeopardizes the lives of our peo-
pie, and it should be tolerated no long
er. We hope the chief of the Fire De-
partment will take this hint, and issue
prohibitory order to that effect.
REsiGNATloN OF CAPT. CHARLES B.
LANaLEY.-At the call of Capt. Charles
B. Langley meeting of the Hope Fire
Company was held last evening. Capt.
Langley made the call for the purpose
of rendering his resignation as comman-
der of the Company-a position which
he has held so long and we'll. His re.
signation was actuated blythe Company
opposing him in a certain matter as to
its management, and carried their oppo-
sition 90 far as to petition the Fire De-
partment to sustain them, which it did,
Captain Langley having Withdrawn his
objections. The members, doubtless,
thought they were acting wisely and
for their interest; their Captain differed
with them, but, for the sake of harmo-
ny, he proposed compromise which
many of them rejected, thereby render
ing him powerless as their chief. This
he could not in self respect consent to
and he concluded to resign.
The meeting had not gotten under
way when we went to press, therefore
cannot say whether his resignation was
accepted or not, but think that it was
not, as many of the members told us
that it would not be received. CAPITA n
Langley, however, seemed determined
upon resigning, and, if necessary, force
his resignation. There is no better fire.
man in Norfolk-nor one more popu-
lar-than Charles B. Langley. He
joined the Hope as a lamp-boy in Octo-
Der, 1847, under the lamented Captain
N. G. King. and the lamp-boy came to
DO the efficient and loved commander
He was sincerely attached to the COM
pany, and the cause is. doubtless, a good
one that prompts him to sever his con-
neetion with it. In his resignation the
company loses its best friend.
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thanks to the Committee of Invitation
presided over by "Ananias Powell,
Boss" to attend the first annual meeting
of the Faculty of Jacktown University
Lexington, on Tuesday evening, June
29th, 1869. Judging from the card OF
invitation, which runs as per below, we
suspect something huge, and from, the
bottom of our Food Casket, We hope we
may "be there to see."
card of Invitation - You are res
pectfully invited to attend The First an
n al meeting of the Faculty Of Jaoktown
I University, at the V. M. L., Tuesday
evening, Juno 20, 1869.
Lit. Gen. G. D. Walker, A. NJ. Phi,
D D. Lit L. l.. D p. @. r. G. S. T
Sup't.
Brevet Brig. Gen. N. B. Randolph
Il K. D; Instructor on the Tuning
Fork Don Tonia Lumquekin Letcher
". II lp. L lOl. IdLlLCSS.
Major F. Loon Pearson, K. G. B
Prof. Ugliness, 1t. Col. Bucephalus
Rozinante Jervey, II. d B. G. T. Prof.
Horseology.
Committee of Invitation.-Rev. An
anias Powell, D. D l.. L. D D. G. L ;
DIXON, Boss. Col. Shadrack Taylor,
Sir. Jehuel R. Anderson, Herr II. Owl
Wilkinson, 1t. Col. j. 'rullius Dixones,
Maj. Hunnicutt, DuBignon, Judge j.
Blackstone Rodes, Signor jeremiah
Doodle Bradford Marvin, Capt. j. Mc-
Ilvanie Riley, Capt. A. Lamppost Bar
rett, High-Private Billiam Purcell, Cor
poral Simon Peter Fuller, Dr.. Spooney
Mathews, and Ex-Acting-Assistant-
Deputy-Brevet 9Th Corporal Jeems
Heath. Fhe reader will at once observe
that tho boys have some fun on
hand. The card in itself is fund of
merriment. The names-and such
names l-are printed over, what Sambo
would exclaim, comical picture. 1t is
all the colors of the rainbow, with men,
women, and children, butterflies,
snakes, and devils, land God knows
what all !"
What it represents this "Local" can't
tell you unless it be an anticipation
picture, representing what some Of them
may see from the effects of "Benzine'
on the coming occasion. This we hope
not, however, and wish "Ananias
Powell, Boss, and his fellows, a rich
and racy time, as they will, doubtless
have,
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AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This
valuable addition to books on agricul-
ture, for June, is received. 1t is replete
with Useful information. The contribus
tions and other matter are from pens of
master minds, and he who subscribes
and is governed by the instruction Civ
en- will be noted as good manager and
early producer. Orange Judd & Co.
No 245 Broadway, New York. Terms
$3.50 per year.
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,*STAvEs.-W o Pipe, AZ feet long, 8 in
ches wide and a inch thick on the thin
edge and all heart-dressed.
W o HID 81 feet long, 8 inches wide,
and "a inch thick on thin edge-dressed--
heart,
w o Heading, $50 and 80 inches long,
with due proportion of pieces of each
on thin edge when dressed---au heart.
w o Bbl, 2 feet inches longs inches
wide, and "a inch thick on thin edge when
dressed.
including sap, or 3 inches wide, clear OF
sap, and "a inch thick on thin edge when
dressed. A little allowance should be
made for Shrinkage
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Observation-Disclosures are now en-.
gagged in repairing the float bridge on
the Portsmouth side of the ferry: In
connection with this we would suggest
that benches for the accommodation OF
those DESTROYS of remaining outside of
those splendidly fitted cabins, to catch
the cooling breeze as they cross the riv-
or, be placed at each end of the swift
steamers; also ice water for the passens
gers be kept in the ladies saloon.
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PRICES OF Truck The following is
list of wholesale prices paid by the
truck dealers yesterday for the articles
mentioned:
Peas, $4a4.5o per Dbl; strawber-
ries-Wilson Albanies, 8a10 cents;
Southern Pride, 10 cents; and Stewards,
cents per quart.
Cherries. $2a$2,60 per bushel; cab
bages $5a$6 per hundred. These
quotations show quite decline in the
prices of strawberries and cherrie. since
the day before-a difference OF 81 90
on the bushel for cherries, and 5as cents
on the quart for Strawberries, acc Or
ding to quality.
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Day GooDs.---Blalnire, Shelton & Co.
have just received new and com plete
assortment of Spring dress goods, to
which they would call the attention of
the public. For quality. style and cheap
ness they are unsurpassed by any house
in the city. Go, see for yourself.
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THE WEATHER.--This tickle jade has
been outdoing herself lately. Yesterday
morning was hot enough for the heated
term in August. The sky was clear,
and the sun shone brilliantly. But ma
lures mighty law is change : and such
a change did we have before night.
About one o'clock veritable North
easter set in, driving dark cloud before
it. The air grew damp and chill, and
thin linen coats and pants were rapidly
exchanged for winter apparel. The
weather is a coquettish, frolicsome elf
and her smiles. like they were yesterday
morning, are often deceptive---very
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COULD NOT SEE IT.-OMcer Harrison
arrested the driver of Adams's Express
company for driving wagon with two
horses attached, when the cempany's
license only specified a one horse wagon.
He was of the opinion that he should
have been taxed for two horses instead
of one. Case dismissed.
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COUNTY COURT Presiding Magis-
trates, 7. W. Lemosy, Caleb Hodges,
Alexander Foreman, Samuel Cragin,
Simon Cherry,
. Nothing worthy Of interest occupied
the attention of the Court yesterday
that would prove in any way entertain.
ing to the readers of this paper.
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CORPUS CHRISTI. This solemn and
impressive festival of the Catholic
Church occurred yesterday, and was
celebrated by services at st. Mary's
church early in the morning. The
usually magnificent procession has been
deferred until Sunday, when it will be
observed with due solemnity.
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LATE PAPERs.-We are under continu-
cd obligations to the Norfolk News Com
papy, No. "a Main street, for late dali
and weekly Northern papers, and periods
calls,
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sumption. Such things should not ex-
list, farmers should be more considerate
and think of the wants of those who are
necessitated to depend upon them for
fruit and vegetables, that bring a better
price in our market than they do North
There should be some rule to govern the
number of barrels and boxes shipped to
Northern markets, as it is conclusive to
health to eat fruit and vegetables.
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PO Ct S MO U TIL

s4- Persons in Portsmouth desiring the
DAY Book will please leave their orders
with Mr.. JACOB F. LEWIS, at the Craw-
ord House, the Carrier, who will attend
promptly to its delivery.
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MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth, j. f.
Stokes presiding. May 27.
The docket was perfect blank
1t speaks we'll for the morality of the
city, or badly for the officers.