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n-DR. ABORN.
UR CONSULTATION ROOMS
No 24s street,
fe5 -tf Between 18th and 18th
TLECTURE.-GRAOI GREENWOOD will
u deliver her celebrated lecture 1.-THE Heroic
in Common Life, - at the y street Baptist CHURCH
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 10th,
TICK .......-.............so cents.
:" admitting gentleman aud lady rs
admitting one gentleman and
Tickets for sale 1T Hopkins Jewelry store, cor
ner eth an streets. Also at the door. feS3 81
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A NNOUHCEnEHT.-MRs. LOCKWOOD vill
nILLIEEHY ga TAEcY GOODS d i.:s :
the bushes: Ps..cns may here find besstiful
collection OF WREATHe and FLOWERS for even.
ing wear. 81 street, bet. sth and sth. ja2s-3w'
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PAYABLE In GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable 10 proper.
tion to the length Of time they have to run. The
longest six per cent. gold interest bonds Of the
United States (the Sl's) will be due in II years
and they worth liz. If they had 50 years to
run, they would stand at not less than rs A
perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union
Pacific should approach this rate. The demand
for European investment 10 already consider able,
and the completion of the work will doubtless
carry the price to large premium.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

By It's charter. the Company 10 permitted to is
sue 10 own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the
same amount the Cover nment bonds, and no
These Bonds are First Mortgage upon the
whole road and all its eaui pmepts.
THEY RAVE THIBTY YEARS TO BUN, AT
SIX PER CENT, and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
Il HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That on the sth
day If February, A. II. 1859. a warrant IN baHk-
rupicy MAS issued against the estate Of SkLlG
hOH LBkkG, Of the city Of Washiu gton, Of said
District, who has been adJudged a bankrupt ON
bis own petition; that the payments OF any
debts and delivery OF any property belonging O.
such bankrupt. 20 him OF Tor his use. AZ the
law that a meeting Of the creditors y. the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more assIgnees OF his estate. will D. held AZ q
Court Of BANKRUPTCY. a. he holden n the CITY
Hall. In the city of Washington. before = sayia.
Brown. Register. on the 22d day of February, A
DAVID s. GOoDING.
IL u. :. Marshal OF ID C. as Messenger
Il DISTRICT or CoIunBf., a.
AT the City OF Washington. the Sth day Of
January, 1853. The undersigned hereby gives
notice OF his appointment a. assignee OF n aw6I6s
1AllOh, IN the city of Washington, witain
said District, who has been sdyudged q bankrapt
upon his own petition, b. the supreme Court q
GEO. MASON. attoEney-..- Lev.
feb l-laNSw City Hall Assignee.
Il DIsrRICr or CoLruRIars
At the city Of Washington on the sJth dAy of Jan
usry, 1879 The uncersil ned hereby gives notice
OF hls appointment as assignee of ABNEEA NUE-
DEN, In the city of chine ton. within said Dis
trfct, who hee been sd judged bsn rupts upon their
own petition. by the supreme Court Of said Dis
trict. GEO. MASON, Attorn-y-st Law
feb l-lawSw City Hall. Assignee.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
NV IxPREssLI
vas,WAsaiEGIoNk sD
Regular ..; GIiE9s ssy ROW /. p North E;
whsIyes, Philadelphia, SATURDAY. l58
From % Water street, Georgetown. wEpNEs
Trsisht received at any time
n. EtSRI65sG 90 T.
WIN c h1bind / 90 Va
fe5 II Il North wharvss. PhilsieIphis. q
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON sTDAM
~ SHIP COMPANY.
NEW EXPRESS LINE.
The 4w 2EkY w 2iREcT LIN LINE y So. fri
Will run two steamers direct fir m New York 70
Msshihgton. landin freight at @ street wharf
at Il Leave G-ttreet Wharf, MasRinst ~.
every Monday and Thursday at .. m.
xetsn, received 1t all hours, and forwarded 81
&C. p HogGHroN, Agent. G-str.et Wharf.
&sier street Georsstoxn f rG5Rr bSSRt 90 Ss
hs s vi e. iA5i ., Va JAMES HAND, Agent,
Tor MOUNT VERNON
The Steamer ARROW, )" Captain Thos. Stack
s sanss s,isst :, SA.af s for Il
fos az frsSstHs rSsT
tnNGEI3N " MARSHALL HALL, Md, and WHITE
Fare 10 mouSs VsTgo to the city At m
admission to the Mansion and Grounds. 81 so.
Tickets for sale GO at ali the princt.sI H., AMI
v JANIS SYKES, General superinte ndent. ONCE
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SECURITY OF THE BOMBS.

1t needs no argument to show that a First Mort.
gage of $40 800 per mile upon what for long time
must be the only railroad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States Is PERFKcTLY SECURE. The
entire amount of the mortgage will be about
SS 100 900, and the interest 800 800 per annuu
in gold The present currency of this interest
10 less than 81 900 per snnum, while the gross
earnings for the year 1858, FROM WAY BUSI
NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE
MORE THAN
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1000 Miles


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are Vow Com pleied.
AZ 500 miles Of the vessern portion Of tie line,
oesfsnirs at Sacramento, are also done. bat
261 MILES REMAIN
TO BE FINIsBEp, TO OPEN rHB GRAND
THROUGH LINE TO THE PACIFIO. TaIS
0PEhINo WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE
EARLY THIS SEASON.
Besides . donation from the Government Of
l2.S acres Of land per mile. the Company Is en-
titled to q subsidy In e. 3. Bonts on its line ss
completed and accepted, at the average rate Of
about o36 800 per mile according tothe difficulties
encountered, for which the Government takes
second lien - security. whether subsdies are
given to any other companies or not, the Govern
ment will comply With all its contracts with the
Onion Pacific Railroad COMPANY. Nearly the
whole amount Of bonds to which the Company will
be entitled have already been delivered.
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CIGARS. TOBACCO, PIPES, &c.

ZrIsLEs BYE 1. wRIsksE.
FOUR fHARs OLD, Finest m thecity.
Fold only By O. WIrNBR
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u DRESS MAKING,
h ~ ~ A A. %. EiGhn ,srsss 80,
Hone, end Street euiss. gotten a. m dc 1ea
ysche,che gsyies. No vork sliehtsd 20 hasten ~
eompietfon-tDe always set. and no dfssppofnt-
mens. - achtne stitching and Quitting sad
Basting carefully end promptly doas. no IN
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WOE n LEY E9 81
Having returned from Paris. 10 nov prepared to
furnish Dinner Parties, euppers. &C., in the finest
style. He purchased when In Paris o superb Din.
nsr Bet, which cannot b eouallsd in this country
P1.lm JAMES W0RMLBY.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
THE LATE EXCURSION.

The Raleigh Standard of Wednesday
copies from the Day Book of the day
before the arrangements made in Nor
folk for The reception and entertainment
OF the excursionists, and then says:
1T shows the kind feeling of the clti-
zens of Norfolk and also shows how
friendly are feelings between that city
and our State. Norfolk has ALWAYS
been the seaport of North Carolina, and
with her many advantages it is more
than doubtful if it can be supplan ted
by any seaport within our own borders.
We prefer, of course, to see our own
seaports built up in preference to the
cities of any other State, but trade will
always find its way to the poin. that
presents the greatest commercial ad-
vantases If Norfolk presents better
advantages TO our people than any of
our cities it will, as a necessity, be the
seaport Of the State. The merchants of
Norfolk are live men aud their recent
action shows that they are disposed to
offer every possible iuducement to our
people"
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18

the chorus was as distinct and clear in
enunciation as that ola church choir.
Parepa Rosa sang two solos and Ole
Bull played his violin. The Star
Spangled Banner was given with full
chorus and entire force of musicians,
Ginning church bells and artillery.
This was one of the greatest features
of the day, and was grand success. The
audience, after joining in the chorus to
the last verse, rose en- masse, in state
of high patriotic excitement, and it was
repeated with renewed energy and har-
mony, closing with another outburst OF
enthusiasm.
The peace hymn by DR.. Holmes was
also sung, and the Anvil Chorus was
given by the whole force and one hun
bred anvils, and artillery accompani-
ment. If created intense enthusiasm.
The hymn, "My country, It's of thee, u
concluded the performance, amidst the
widest enthusiasm.
The joint committee of the Legislature
will receive President Grant tomorrow
morning, at the st. James Hotel, with
an escort of cavalry, and accompany
him to the State House, where he will
be officially received by the Governor
and Legislature. lie will review the
State militia, and in the afternoon be-
come the guest of the city.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18

Bss~ Supervisor Perry, of the district
of North and South Carolina, informs
Commissioner Delano that case involv-
ing the right of internal revenue officials
to examine the books of shipment of
merchandise subject to internal revenue
tax, which he was instrumental in
bringing before the court at Raleigh, N !.
c., had recently been decided in favor
of the supervisor in every particular.
Inc case grew out OF the seizure by the
supervisor of the books of the North
Carolina Railroad Company for the pur-
pose of obtaining information concerning
shipments OF tobacco, whisky, stills and
other merchandise, which seizure was
resisted by the freight agent of the
company, whereupon the supervisor
procured an attachment. Chief Justice
Chase was present at the trial Of the
freight agent for contempt in having re-
fused to obey summons to appear with
the books OF the company at the super
visor's office, although he did not exer-
else jurisdiction in the case.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18

THE PEACE JUBILEE AL BOSTON

Boston. June 10. Tho Inauguration
OF the National Peace Jubilee took place
this afternoon. LEV. E. G. Hale asked
the Divine blessing, and Mayor Shurt-
LETT delivered the welcome address. Hon.
"A. ii, Rlce followed as orator of the day.
In his remarks, which were of consider
able length, he said it is ordained in the
analrs OF MOI that the highest triumph
OF victory IS the most perfect peace the
loudest din of battle is hushed in the
melooy of song. .l...
In entire agreement with this thought
con- tenes this vast assembly, larger than
W is ever before gathered in a single
audience room upon this vast CONT
gathered from the East, West,
North and South, to blend the power of
numbers and harmony of sound toge-
Their, with multiplied voice and instru-
ment of every name, in sending up to
Heaven and forth to men a pean of great
Joy over the restoration of domestic
peace and the renewal of prosperity to
our common country.
Admiral Farragut, Commodore Rogers
and other veteran naval officers were
escorted to the Coliseum by the Union
Navy Association.
Many other distinguished persons,
including Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis, were
present. 'Parepa and Ole Bull were
cordially greeted by the performers and
spectators. The chorus and instrumental
performers numbered from ten to twelve
thousand, and the audience probably
$4,000.
Notwithstanding the threatening
weather fully half the people inside the
Coliseum were ladies. The first piece
on the programme, ga Strong Castle is
Our Lord" was sung by full chorus,
with orchestra and organ, under the di-
rection of Gilmore. The chorus COM
prised 10000 voices, and orchestra of
l,1OO instruments. The yocalization of
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18

A telegram from Washington COW,
that it is not true that Mr.. Motlp y IN ~
official communication in LON ,on ;nt;.
mated that the administration concur,
in the reasons that led the sonato r.
reject the Alabama treaty. : lis ;nstrrc.
tions We're to explain the Ct rcnmstance.
leading to the rejection o. tba troatu
without committing: the oovarnman u y
any policy, but to have al naaot ion. ~
deferred indefinitely. '''"'''-S
Boston has o. eitizs , who of.o. .
journey over the Paeif IN r.;lw.u n.a.a
home that the distance Ito San E,,n mioso
by the Pacific raiErW "A 10 oonoI ~ o1 =
games euchpe, ITS drinks and III -;
CARS
Inc most reIns rkable game of base
ball on record, for neatness and extraor-
binary playing, was beyond doubt t
that played ya ,terdav on the Union
grounds betwee' the Mutuals (champi-
of Cincinnati.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18

ass~ The Telegraph is nicely accu-
rate machine, but whoever relies i'm
plicitly on it will have to submit to a
belief in strange anomalies. GA spe-
cial to the New York papers says the
Boston Peace Jubilee was opened by
prayer by 1000 preachers" A very
likely story Lord Byron spoke of a
" 40 parson power" but this telegram
evidently refers to 4, 900 parson power.
They must have been a discordant
crowd. ........ ... ..
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
FRIDAY MORNING. June 10, 1869

Remember that there is to be a new
registration. Remember that if you don't
register you can't vote. Remember that
your vote will be matter of vital i'm
portance to your mother State, Register
then, in order that you may vote.
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For Congressman at Large :

The second is as follows
Against Clause ". Section l., Article
Ill of the Constitution.
The third is as follows
Against Section VII, Article III. of the
Constitution.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
FORM OF THE TICKET,

The Conservative State Committee
have prepared form of ballot to be
used in the approaching election, which
has bee n submitted to the authorities
and found to be according to the legal
requirements. We publish it below,
and suggest that it be uniformly used
throughout the State. All ballots are
required to be on white paper. There
Will be three ballots cast, requiring the
use OF three tickets. The first as fol-
lows i:
Fol Tor against1 Constitution.
TINE provisions submitted to separate
vote being excepted)
For Governor
GILBERT c. WALKER.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN F. LEWIS.
For Attorney General
JAMES G. TAYLOR. "
For Senators, District No., to General
es Assembly:
For Delegates to General Assembly
District No. -:
For Representative to Congress, District
No. 49,:
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One Square, 10 lines. 50 cents for one In
seitiOn; eacn subS~luent insertion rs
cents. AdYertis nIents ordered in alter.
nate days will De charged 50 cents for first
time. and 37H cents each continuance.
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On ana after TU ESDAY :, the 10th day OF
Now, 1865, the Passenger Trains OF The
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Co. will
Leave Norfolk daily, aL...........4 .35 A. NJ.
Arrive 10 Petersburg at............8.05 a. N.
Leave petersburg at ................ $40 Pm.
Arrive in Nor folk at.................9.l5P p. Nj.
Making close connection al Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South Side Rail
road 10 and from Lay Ghburg, Bristol,
Knoxvli.e, Memphis, l1ew Orleans. NASH
South West.
Connecting also with Trains of Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad to and
rom Richmond.
80 Baggage checked through.
j. ID. PROCTOR,
i.ob Mast Ell TranSr Ortation.
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DATENTS.-- Mum IL Co., Edi-
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~ A p r 3 81 II Il Il Il
Call special attention to their present
LARGE STOCK OF

Call special attention to their preSehL
LARGE STOCK OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS !
Black silks at l 50, rs. Z OO, 225, rs up
to the best.
Fancy Dress Goods fl ON 20 cents to 81 25
New Stock of Summer Dress, in Japa-
nese Cloths, Striped and Figured Lenos,
and many other novelties i'll Summer
Dress Goods; Sd and Sd Black Grape
Moretz, Sd Black and White Berages and
Grape and Moretz, 81 Black Grenadines
| at 81, IS and w per yard, ga Grenadines
and all Silk Hernanis at low price
New stock Organdies. Printed Jaco-
nets, Lawns and Percales.
Full line of White Goods, Ca nbrics and
| Jaconets, Plain, Plaid and Striped Main
socks. Plain, Plaid and Striped Swiss
Muslin, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, In :
dia Tw1lls, Brilliants, Cambria Dimity
White Piques, Shirt Fronts, Cambria and
swiss Edgings and Insertings, Rich ard
sons Shifting and Fronting Linens. 4 "A
| Navy Linen, Blrdeye Linens, Linen
sheetings, Pillow linens, Stair Linens,
| Huckaback Towels and Toweling Bleach.
q and Brown Table Linens, and Nap
| Rius.
OUA SPECIALITY.
CHOU S ana CaSSlmereS Tor Men and
| oys' Wear, SUI mer Pants Goods for
| oyS, White Linen Drills and Ducks
| row n do.
| In Hosiery and Gloves we call special
| attention.
| A. Il. Stewards best Alexander Kid
| Gloves i'll colors, and Black and White
| all sizes.
| Our Domestic Stock always lull and
sold al lowest prices. All Prints l21ac.
CAPPS d PEET,
| Popular Dry Goods Store,
| my19 45 Main street.
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Is better than our regular shaped Axes
for these reasons: EIrSt-It cuts deeper.
Second-It don't stick III the wood Third
1t does not jar the hand, Fourth No
tme is wasted in taking the Axeout of the
cut. FItth-With the same labor you will
do one-third more work than with regu-
far Axes. Red paint has nothing to do
with the good qualities OF this Axe. for
1ua stora doas nnt ae eu p S yoi
We will gladly answer inquiries or fill
your orders direct, or give you the name
of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
LIPPINCOTT l. BAKEWELL,
Pittsburg, Pa,
Sole owners of Colburn's and Red Jacket
Patents.
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BUILDERS send for catalogue OF all
ID new Architectural Books and Jour
nails. Address A. j. BtCKNELr, & Co,
Pub'rs, Troy, N. Y, or Springfield, L !.
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Agents to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW 4.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08

Der Gn9lif&en 3teeuxer IL IN Amerifa
onselan9t unp miQ ben Meft ibrer Gage
in pbilopeIpbia bei4tieben. man faSt
bob fe rau9t unb trintt. Sc ioQen
teinabe 1900 Gurppdif9e 3ieeuner I'M
2anpe ietn.
2afe superior @obn. CO
miro beri6tet oo6 pb9leid Elm GROCER
Nntbeil rer Mii1ilppt unb 2afeS upertpr
8unb6 fir einbetmii@enM arft aufaetauft
purpe> pennc@ Der &erlanbt pie( fer Bonps
mad Deuti9lano bepeutenp rpar. Ole
9anje Nnleibe %lberbaupt tpurbe innerbalb
BON sebn Ga9en auf9enommen.
- General NawltnS, iebt
&rie96mintiter 1T pas jiinefe Mitolieo
in prdiioent@ Grants Cabinet. Gr 1purpe
in So Davis County, Suinpis am 49,.
Gebruar 1884 9eboren.
paris.-Die @ufabruno. Dfentlider
@ebdube> Nnle9un9 neucr @tra6en uno
o0er onceren @erbe0erun9en unp
Gerldbnerun9en, mel9e Der prefeft Ypr
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Der Ser. Staaten @pniul in Gibraltar
wel@er purd Die Spanil9en BebSroen
auf 8erca9t nit ben Sniur9enten i'm
@inoertdncntB III 1ein, arretirt >puroe> 1T
auf @ntra9 pe8 Ser. @pniuls6aQ ,pteper
in Treibeit 9eleBt porben.