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New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
- -xxxlH COLLECTION DISTRICT. STATE or EBw;r0RK,
lists of valuations aud
saeet the "Aet to provd Internal
sppo Government interest the Public Debt for
other approved June D. 1904 and the smeBdo thereto
approved March 3 july 49, 1896 and March 1861 made and taken
b the Aaat said Collection District will
open d all interested for the Of theen
eIcspted the hereof ocs No 80 Cedar
the boars Of 10 aud o'clock And immediately
r sEprsou from the hereof wits On the 22d
May 1862 for bvs days thereafter will receive snd deter
relative valuations
atoms the said Assistant Asseo The Lists herein
special Businesses Trades and PrOfes
ssns CAusE Billiard Tables Gold Watches Gold
the ending Mar 1870 And the I In
canes for sndlng December H. 1893
An appeals sread mus, he made IN writing and
speefy the particular cause NATTER ihpg rtspenE which decision
souested aud state ground principle complained OF
JOHN p CLEVELAND Assessor
Dated New York, NAY II. 1869
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A. MgRwTN, AueuoneeE
NV DAOHC AIERWIN H. Co

BANGS, MEhN " W, DiOhuWdJ COE.
II S,s. q, Books Works Of FaacV Goods Furniture
SATURDAY AFTERNOON May l5 At 4 o'clock.
A COLLECTION OF ENGRAVlNGS, comprising American and
Foreign Theatrical Miscellaneous Por'fa nu 1e"s Etehngs
o,1 others and and Od huangs Drsmlng
sIan Prints &C. Also several Framed BuaTBss Ge and Picture
Frames Catalogues the Salesrnoms ,rppNoors M,v II
49, and 10 at I o'clock , ,,,.o,,
valuable collection Of Books ~ ng n osSv
LhNEOUS (consRned directly MSIBRDAM compiuE hhY
copies distinguished scholars and ~
ing many OF the early Fathers Of the Church, scarce % p.
Jesuica valuable editions Of the Bible and several Codces
interesting Biographical, Historical. and GeOgrAp1leA "VA'
Cafalo ready Rooka aon exli
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.-Proposa will be
Tsesi,s by The undersigned gnt Nay 18th Inst for BUILDING
bDuk Luekrnhachs Mil Dam, high
PlaBs for Iron. Wood and Nlre Bridges may submaed
LLYlN j. kHAVsB, PTestspt Bethlehem, Psuh
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CIVIL.

Bate laws He shOud order verdict Tor the plahtlu
for the fun amount claimed, with Costs
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MEDICAL PURVEr0ks OIfCE .
wAsHINGroS, d. C., MAY TO- 1852
DUBLIC SALE of MEDICINES, HOSPITAL
Il STOKES DRESSINGS MuSKETO BARS, tc-Wil he offered
at Public Auction ey WEDNESDAY the 18th DAY OF May
AZ 10 u at the Depot Est between Fourth and
and valuable assortment Of Medicines Hospital stores
needed The pubuc
Nil he found the 10 lowing. =,
suphae Ether Alcohol Zoo quss CeFae OF Can,
tLsrss ounces Of Cbehona. 5000 fnd
RItrsc Ginger 800 Compound spirits Of Lavender
Powdsed Ounm 1000 Tnet Oph CamPhoAa oo
ouuces uIpbae Of Quinine, so oInces.
sperm andes Extract Condensed MIX Desecied Egg
Adhesive Isngass Paser Gus PercbA Cloth Patent Lint
and Muslin Roller BADdIges Linen Also l'oOO haEesO
Bars, ,, -
Pull particulars catalogues Terms cash; 25 eent required
CHARLES SUTHERLAND
al purraEn = ~. M a.
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,HERIFFs SALE.-To Manufacturers and

CHERIFFn SALE.-TO Manufacturers and
- N,eh, the shshs Of the conniy Of King. will sell w
AUCTION virtue issued In the suit OF the fr
National Bank the Gerner Furnace Co.. upon
The premises Ksntsa Geenpon on II bo
nay May NJ Al oeok D. the tIiures and other per-
sona property GusI Furnace ComPsn consisting 81 bng
md Tools. small
Tools shspBg asd Tools Large Lathe and Tool. tao snail
and Tools Upright OI and Tools. tNo 'mA Dh h0sNns
hA'HA' 'A''N ''-'''' 49, wi1ImsbarEh. May 1853.
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STEAMBOATS, ano &aiIruaSS.
90 Earmtrs AND 0tb,rs.

60 4umtrs AND 0tbns.
DONE DUST for SALE.-ln consequence OF
I'D moving Factory os Bone Dust oi Sale a! the aeo
hhythId,t -. : - ---,...
FARMERS AND GARDENERS,
\ Do you Wish 20 DOUBLE YOUR CROPSi II
Do you want EARLY aud LARGE YEGErABLBsI q
DO yoa want IMMENSE CROPS of ONIONS1
YRD MANURE ~' 0'iHH Dam
he1 buy the DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRErTR
bad for pamphlet To
o, ~ .., -, THB LODI MANUFACTURING Co
-, W. ~ oOurNAnatsI " l. Box No 3.l59. n Y.P.o.
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IrufissiSnal Hotties.

REVTEE1s1ItFF c.TSIIF-1'
CONSULTATIONS FREE in all cases OF
~ CHRONIC DlSBAsEs-In,Al1 call OF communicate By
b. FOOTK author Of Medical Commse Sense No I'D
Lspgtouas corner Of EAst Twssiysgbh once hours,
hoB 10 a M Gil 4 D m
nR. HAMMOND HAS RETURNED, from
Rurope shsr having nads extensive Nh DR. Jos
p,o late III Hlps for the thorough dissemination o Ibs Aulhors
Only guCCEssPUL METHOD or TREATMENT In NERVOUS
DEBILITY Physical and heHta DseAT tc throughout
further bnd important particulars concerning this
M.bj a., m. o Revised Edition NgRyOUS DEBILITY b C.
d HAMMOND d. bTmsry Professor Of AnatomJ and Surgsry In
College, N. T. Price 81 soc
mailed nee Addr,,, the Author No 232 B fethst ns"
bsT where he sueeeJ eonsud uIus psrsoBa or BY
eort,.pondsper hours from 20 aud ~ evenings
as Sold aiso al No. AI Rue de RlroH Paris trdnc
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
Ill Js.ntop from busiBei r scture Fsaa Piles Diseases Of
tb BLADDER and Disease lnd Deomues Of the kJs Nose
Tse, aud Psou HENRY DANIELS ~ D. No H LeIns'onaVe
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS :
utEt,ygRs ALMAEAC

MIRtATURB ALMANAC
1ag San 'ets........ 7.lO Moon sets.."....llO2
f"' ''''''' uga wargR THr Dan.
Fsrty Hoax Ii:lG Gog and...lliZo heA "A's'''' H'
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Gro A LEAvrT, Ausroneer. ~ ,,,roNr
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINION

I'D HALL Asorplaes and Bigh.hst LBAyIrT. sTREBElSh
LIBRARIE CATLLoaURD AND o"hD'
HEW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT-RECEIVEkS SALE
MEDNESDAY EVENING, May 49, at a o'clock,
will without by order Of the Court nearly
100 PlRSTCLASS MODERN PAINTINGS,
b celebrated Artists Also anunber OF eIe
lent copies Muro Titan and Couture BY May OF Pans m
eegnty framed whole OF the 6te and most desirable
collections r sale this including by
huntington Church. GUY Elliott 1.-THE 6ne specimen Of Elliott
offered sae Brown Richards uess Laahdn uman, Wm
Of the best Of the Paintings by this Distinguished
ar,t Noble Haene Hays Geo. Hail. TAFT Barve Bealme hV
Lee May Poiy YerboeokhoVen IA superb painting BY this artist
Webbe Lasae Van Bees ROBBIE De Bakaear Banve Hogde
Rour &C. Catalogues ready and Paintings exhibition day and
evening -.... .,...... ,,,
LARGE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY,
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RY HENRY d. MINER, Auctioneer, Sales
I'D Courandtst Art GAIenes No. ai' Broadway 2doo"
from FOurteenthsL -
PTSB ARTS -
NOW on EXHIBITION FREE DAY AND EVRNING al mlNsh
& BARKRRS ART GALLERIES. No. $40 BROADHA. !.
Third Annual Sale by A. DHUYyBrTRR, esq OF ANTWERP OF
valuable PAINTINGS painted his order by OF The most d
nhed highly esteemed Artists Of the French Begso ADe
Dusedo schools Shch for finish. beany OF eomposo
variety subject eIeeed by collection offered 70 An
lovers IN many years - =, rur,sn. ~
HENRY d. MNRR 4 BARKER will sell al Auction THURSDAY
FRIDAY EVENINGS MAY 20 and a. at a O'clock 81 het h
Galleries entire gallery OF superb Pictures e
ongiug % A. pHuYYkTIER. esq. 10 Nhch ue oIoNng hvo
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pnntiHs.

XVM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton-st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hASUFACIUk
ERS
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.

Wv '' THg CROMWELL LINE.
Steamships ofhs Line viii Pier No North River
D. NJ follows; ,.v ,,,s
GEO CROMWELL. Vail. ...SATURDAL MAY 10
GRO WASHINGTON. eager .......sATCRDAI, MAY
Freight taken ST. LOas Mobile and Galveston al fsash
For Passage r't and 'tspnS ' sEr SI rEhs iIPV % w.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18
THE RELIEF WHICH 1T AFFORDS Is
BOTH CERTAIN & PERCEPTlBLE.

DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS & BLADDER.
Persons unacquainted with the struc-
ture ana functions of the Kidneys cannot
estimate the Importance OF their healthy
action.
Regular and sufficient action Of the
Kidneys Is important, nay, even more
so, than regularity of the bowels. The
Kidneys remove from the biooi those
Gillette matters which, if permitted to re-
main, would speedily destroy life. A to-
tai suspension of the urinary discharges
will occasion delth from thirty six to
forty eight hour.
When the urine is voided in small guam
Titles at the time, or when there is q dis
position to urinaJe more frequently than
natural, or when the urine is high color
ed or scalding, with weakness in the
small of the back, 1t should not be trifled
with or delayed; but KOSKOO should be
taken at once, to remedy the difficulty,
before lesion OF the organs take place.
Most of the diseases of the bladder ori-
ginate from those of the kidneys, the
urine being imperfectly secreted in the
kidneys, prove irritating to the bladder
and urinary passage. When we recollect
that medicine never reaches the kidneys
except through the general circulation of
the blood, We see how necessary it is to
keep the Fountain of Life pure.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

DEPARTURE OF THE HOPE FIRE COMPANY.
This fne fire company whose projected
visit to Wilmington, Delaware, has been
several times announced in the city prints
LEFT fol-. their destination yesterday after
moon, aud made a very animated display
.as they marched through the streets, which
were crowded with spectators, to the point
of embarkation. A fine band of relocated
musicians led the van, discoursing stirrin
music as they marched. A committee of
citizens, red badges futtering from their
button holes, followed, then came the mem
bers of the Hope handsomely attired in
long black .frock coats and pants OF the
same color, their ornamental belts and
helmets alone proclaiming their calling.
The rear brought up the engine which was
elegantly decorated for the occasion with
aags and flowers, the name and number of
the company, in embroidered letters, being
enoircled by a wreath of flowers, beautiful
in execution and tasty in design.
We wish the boys a jolly good time, and
there is little doubt that they will have it
/. il onr own experience among the blue hens
. Oh iekens be any criterion.
The aHopes" left the city yesterday af-
.ternoen on board the Adelaide, amid a
perisott den de- joi, from their friends the
stUnitedss And members Of the Hook and
Laddex and Portsmouth Fire Companies.
The "Uniteds' had their little cannon out
On Town Point and fred them parting
salute a. the steamer passed along.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

A NEGRO SLIGHTLY esterday
morning whilst the cages containing the
different animals of the menagerie were on
their way to Norfolk, crowd of negroes
collected around one of the cages down at
the ferry wharf, when the driver or keep
er politely informed them they must not
stand around the cage, and all save Wat
son Owens, obeyed, when he was again in
formed that he must stand back, but in
stead of doing so gave the driver impus
dence. The other negroes then crowded
up, as if determined to have their way,
then it was that the driver drew knife to
protect himself and in throwing it around
loose it came in contact with the arm Of
Watson Owens. -s4.
Officer Harrison being near promptly
arrested the parties and carried them before
Justice Tucker, who committed them to Jail
to ava it trial before the Mayor.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

CITY OF NORFOLK, To-wIr:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Court of the Corporation for the said
City, on Monday, the 9Th day Dec, 1859,
Emelia Harris ..Pltff.
VS..
John J. Whitehurst and In Chancery
V. A. G. Whitehurst, Defts.
TNHE object of this suit is to recover
i from the separate Estate OF Virginia
A. G. Whttehurst, wife of John j. White
hurst, payment Of certain promissory
note made by the said Virginia A. G.
Whitehurst, to the plaintiff, on the 9th
day of April, 1867, payable one day after
date, in the sum OF stxty dollars, with in
terest from maturity. Affidavit having
been made that defendant Jno. ]. White.
hurst is not q resident of the State of Vir-
ginia, he Is hereby required to appear in
the said Clerks Office, within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest.
A Copy-Teste,
GEO. L. BOWDEN, D. c.
L. w. Pierce, p, q,
SrZU.M4w
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x O s K . O
AS A LIVER INVIGORATOE STANDS
UNRlVALLED,

UNRlVALLED,
BEING THE ONLY KNOWN MEDICINE
THAT EFFICIENTLY STIMU-
LATES AND CORRECTS THE
HEPATIC SECRETIONS
And Functional Derangsments Of the
Liver without Debilitating The
System.
While 1t acts FREELY upon The Liver
instead of COPIoUS PURGING, it GRADU-
ALLY CHANGES the discharges to per-
fectly natural state.
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND
SOME OF THOSE DISEASES
PRODUCED BY IT.
A sallow or yellow color of the SIX in, OF
yellowish brown spots on the face and
other parts of the body; dizziness and
or bad taste in the mouth, internal heat
In many cases dry teasing cough: I'M
steady appetite sometimes a sour stom-
ach. with raising OF the food; a bloated or
full feeling about the stoma h and sides
aggravating pains in the sides, back or
breast, and about the shoulders consti-
patton Of the bowels; piles, fatulency,
GOODNESS of the eXtremities. &c.
x Q s K Q .
IS A REMEDY OF WONDERFUL Eff
FICACY, IN THE CURE OF THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
In these Affections 1T is as near 81 Specific
Z, ,,., g as AN RE fN CAN f RaEE and
EfII
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18
AS A BLOOD PURIFIER 1T Has no
EQUAL.
BEING POSITIVELY The MOST POW,
ERFUL VEGETABLE ALTERATIV
YET DISCOVERED
DISEASE OLE TIE BLOOD

1.-THE LIFE OF THE FLESH IS IN
THE BLOOD"
Is q scripturaI maxim that science
proves true. The people talk of bad blood
as the cause OF many diseases. and like
many popular opinions, this of bad blood
Is founded in truth. To say nothing of
those humOrs that are hereditary, we can
easily see how the blood may become bad
from imperfect digestion, or failure of ex-
erection, and how this may influence the
process of nutrition, and thus influence
all the functional activities of the body.
The symptoms of bad blood are usually
quite plain-bad digestion-causes i'm per.
feet nutrition, aud consequently the
their tone and elasticity, and the tongue
becomes pale, broad and frequently COW
cred with 8 white, pasty coat. This condi-
ton soon shows itself in roughness ofthe
skin, then In ERUPTIVE and LUCRATIVE
diseases and when long continued, re-
suits In serious LESSONS of the Brain. Liv-
err, Lungs, or urinary apparatus. Much
very much, suffering is caused by impure
blood. It's estimated by some that one
fifth of the human family are affected
with scrofula in some form.
Persons suffering from any bad humor
are very liable to have it Settle on the
Lungs or some other vital organ. The
only safe rule is to remove the Blood pol
some vital point
When the blood is pure. you are not so
liable to any disease. Many impurities
of the blood arise of from impure diseases
of large cities. Eradicate every impurity
from the fountain of life, and good spi-
rits, fair skin. and vital strength will re-
turn to you,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

A SFaoLL THRouaH OUR MARKETS would
convince any skeptlc that nowhere can be
found more of creature comforts than in
our Getty by the sea-" and the sight is
enough to make the mouth of bon vivant
water, and to create an appetite immodl~
ateIy after hearty breakfast.
The market carts on Saturday lined Main
street to Church, and the market was litero
ally piled up with the good things of this
life. oysters fat and luscious from Western
Branch, Lynnhayen and other fashionable
watering places frequented by the oyster
shell aristocrscy, cried come eat US. Fish
of ali varieties, fresh from the-ssa, invited
us 10 buy. There were spots, salt and
fresh, tafiors ditto, perch, club, sea trout,
huge rock fish, noble shsephead, founders,
drum. sturgeon, and sundry others OF their
blood relations, to say nothing of clans
and crabs.
Abe fruits and vegetables in their variety,
sise and profasion prove that the far-famed
luck farms OF the coast have not been overs
rated, and melting scuppernongs, es-
peclalIy, that lie piled in tempting masses
give evidence of natural advantages which
should ,atino distant day render vine grow
ing and wine making an important and
remunerative branch of Virginia industry.
Among the fruits and vegetables we notice
apples, pears, peaches, ounces, cranber-
ries, persimmons, grapes of two varieties,
walnuts, .chestnust, chinkapins, passion
apples, papaws, potatoes, sweet and Irish
very fine; onions, peas of all colors, beans,
white and black, snaps, okra, tomatoes,
green and ripe, pumpkins and celery.
.Pokeberries we can't class.
Among miscellaneous articles we notice
rabbits, squirrels, chickens from the bantam
to the shanghai, ducks, geese, turkeys,
eggs, butter, lard, and other country pro~
duce.
In the meat market We find the usual
variety and of fair quality. Beef, pork,
mutton, sausages ofall known and some of
unknown varieties, blood buildings &C.,
&C., are abundant, and we think any
stranger who will pass through our market
will come to the conclusion that if there
be spot where a man can feed well, sit
il this it is this"
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18
a c A R D i.

a Clergyman, while residing in South
America ss missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nerv.
Gus Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train or disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble rem
dy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, l will send the
receipe for preparing and using this med
Ioine, In IL seated envelope, to any one
who needs II, Free of Charge.
Address, JOS L. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
srg2 en, New Yorl, City
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

We learn that the Teas of the great
China Tea Company, sold at oantos's
Drug Store, have given universal salts
faction. Choice Moyune Green Teas
are sold from 81 to $780,; Mandarin
Oo!ong or Black are sold from ST. to
S1,4o; Choice Japan are sold from
81 to 81, 40. ~
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

PREPARING FOR WINTER. Valina Will
son, dame d'Afrique, could sleep very com
fortably through tne summer on the soft
side, but autumual winds admonis hiDg her
that winter was approaching, she with
the foresight peculiar great minds, pro-
ceeded to provide for contingencies, and
confscated bed and bedding from COL
ored Shepherdess who complained to the
Mayor. Valina went through the forms
incidental to court presentation, and
was dismissed the presence on making
restitution of the stolen property. W
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

WATCH REPORT, Sunday, October IL
John Cook, arrested by order of the Mayor
and committed to Jail.
Annie Laylor, negro, charged with drum
kenness and disorderly conduct, sent to Jail
to await trial before the Mayor this morn.
ing,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

MIsDlRECuEa BNERGY. AT an early hour
on yesterday moroiug the steamer McClel"
Ian accidently crashed into the wharf OF
the Boston steamship line, tearing away
the planking for breadth Of several feet
by about twelve feet in length. Strange
to say the steamer sustained no injury, beS
You'd the breaking of chain. Too much
Roadway and strong tide are assigned as
the causes of the accident.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18
BE BEAUTIFUL.

BE BEAUTIFUL. --
If you desire beauty you should use Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives 8 soft, refined texture to tn
Complexion, removes Roughness, Blotch-
es, Sunburn. Tan, &c, and adds tinge
of Pearly Bloom to the piainest features.
1t brings the Bloom of Youth to the fad
ing cheek and changes the rustic Country
Gill nto 81 Fashionable City Belle.
In the use OF HE Magnolia Balm lies
the secret of Beauty. No Lady need com
plain of her Com pleXion who Will invest
rs cents in this delightful article.
Lyons Kathaironis the best Hair Dress
ing in use.
srlS- deod&wlm
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PORTS MO u TIL
@ 0 U R 7 S

MAYORS COURT, Observation-Disclosures
E. w. Whipple, presiding. Oct.s16.
We have to report no business before the
Mayor.
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There is not single pawnbroker's
establishment in Nashville. The city
tax on such establishments is so heavy
that no one can afford to pay it.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

Foa NEW YoRk.--Ths fne steamer Sara
toga, Capt. Alexander, will leave for New
York at IN O'Clock this evening. For
rates of fare, &C., see advertisement.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

DANGEROUSLY STABBED. Cox,
seaman on the U. S. receiving ship New
Hampshire was found by officer Joyce at
late hour on Friday night, in the street in
front Of the Custom House, insensible and
in very critical condition, several arter-
les in his arm having been cut. He was
taken to the Station House where he re
cei,ed surgical aid, and was on Saturday
conveyed on ship board. He was extreme
ly weak from loss of blood and had he lain
little longer in the street death must
have resulted speedily.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

~ !. 10 Ice thai NJ. a. & @. A. Santos
have iecs.yed supply OF Glover and
other Grass Seeds Tor Fall sowing, and
they boast of the superiority OF their p A..
win do well to plant after the next radin'
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

GERMAN LApoRxRs.-Eighty odd white
laborers, mostly Swiss, naseh and German '
arrived here in the New York steamship
Yesterday afternoon, on their Wy to dem"
phis, over the Couso lilated railroa" ilne'
They are employed to work on the n Ep'-
phis and Charleston railroad line. Ihey
are mostly young men, and are apparently
ell hearty and robust. Only one o. them
have any family with them. They are
housed at the railroad depot, and VIII not
leave till sometime during to-day. they
have not been long in this country and but
enc or two of them can understand the
English language. These are the kind of
people it, woyld b. a solid blessing to the
South if we could induce to settle among
us; and it would be paying investment to
the landowners Of our section il they would
spend sufficient money and effort to secure
numbers of them to come.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18

TIE GALAXY long since established its
claim to be one of the most b. illiant of
American periodicals, and it still glitters
as brightly as ever in the literary firma
mens. The November number contains
combinations of continued stories by Chas.
Keade and other interesting fictitious and
artistic contributions. Published by Shell
don d Co., New York, at 81 per annum.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-18
Galena, Illiaoi
AS PHILOSOPHY 0E - ;,

~ PHILOsoPRY 0E Has
RlAGE.--A New CoURsR Or Lggrup Is
as delivered at the New YORK Museum no, o.
tAhaiomy, embracing tbs subjects; How
Maturity and Old Ase; Manhoodi Ge9eet
ally reviewed; Tie Cause OF IndigestiCn.
fIatulenee ana Nervous Diseases nc.
counted 1o1; Marriage PhllosophtcaiJy
cnnsldered, 60. fShebe lect,1raq viii ~.
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