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Evening star., 1869-08-11

The Note Plate Printers strike in New York
sui continues. dispatch from that city says
The men are muCh encouraged by the ac-
counts from the Washington plate printers,
who say they Will hold out till the Nation al
Bank Note Printing Company will be forced to
yield The company is now engaged in print.
lIg the new fraetonai currency, and cannot
set hands 20 finish th- work within the stated
re. The strikers are. therefore, very conf
dent OF success The best way to put an end
TO the strike.snd to prevent Die In the future
= 10 have the printing done in this city by the
Government. The scarcity OF fractional cur.
rerey Is already getting TO be a serious busi
Eess, and demands the application of some
e:hcIent remedy.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

TIE CUBAN lNsCRGRNTs.-The Cuba Junta
in New York city on Monday received q mail
from President Cespedes, which contained
what purports TO be important news. Puerto
Principe Is to be attacked on the 18th inst; the
attacking force are only awaiting the arrival of
artillery, which has been recently landed. The
whole number of vessels so far landed In Cuba
" men and supplies for the revolutionists il
nine. The whole number of flibusters landed
is 2,C0O, mostly Americans. General Ques ada
has In his command 100 men, we'll armed and
supp / d, besides 500 men eurolled who have
no arms except The mac hete. The army is IN
coed fealth and has asuperabundance of pro-
visions.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

THE ALBANY AND SCsQUEHANNA RAILROAD
SrRU6GLE-The Militia called Out-II1ht Be-
fWsen Opposing facttOns-Sereral Persons In
JuTed, dc The struggle between Fisk and
Ramsey To gain Possession OF thu Aloany aud
Susquebanoa railroad has resulted in blood
shed. Both sides yesterday mustered their
employers near tunnel on the road, about
thirty miles from Binghsmpton. Some of the
men were armed with revOlyers, and q colli-
sion occurred, in which shots were exchanged.
The militia AT BIDg hampton were called out to
preserve the peace, and about the time they
arrived at the tunnel near HarpersviIle. the
Erie men attacked the other party and drove
them through the tunnel. A locomotive was
taken through and collided with another loco
motive at the other eud. The Ramsey men
then afacked the Erie men and drove them
back. Each party now holds possession OF one
end of the tunnel. In the skirmish several
persons were badly hurt, among them, Simp-
SOD, conductor on the Erie road, who was
seriously wounded with clubs and stones.
Everything was quiet last night, and both
parties were waiting for daylight. A provi-
sion train LETT Bingkampton this morning to
supply the militia and Erie men.
Evening star., 1869-08-11
THE SUEZ CANAL.

We have our Pacific Railroad; Europe will
soon have her Suez Canal. Each in its own
way is OF vast importance to the commercial
interests OF the world, facilitating travel and
opening up new lines Of comm unication be.
tween the countries Of the Orient and the
Occident. The latter enterprise was talked Of
long before America was discovered, and yet
we have beaten the elder countries IN the rAcs
10 the Indies. From the time OF the Ptolemies
TO our own the agitation of the project OF con-
n citing the Mediterranean with the Red Sea
has never entirely ceased; aud now the work
is accomplished. To the energy and perseyer-
anoe OF NJ. de Lssseps the world is indebted for
TINS great achievement of sn gineerIng skill. To
this country IL Is a successful example to imi-
tate IN opening Communication between two
greater seas, and making q road from Europe
10 the In lies through the Isthmus of Darien.
Let he reader imagine vast ditch, lW miles
III length, gp feet WIDE AZ the top 100 to i5J feet
wide AT the bottom, with an average depth of
twenty. four feet, connecting four natural lakes,
blsectipg a sandy isthmus at It's narrowest
point and dischargiDg AZ either end into q large
inland sea, and he W ill have a fair presentment
OF what the Suez canal Is, or rather is inten ded
10 be. These lakes are situated at distances
varying from ten to nfteen miles from each
other, and form the natural boundaries, so to
N.
locks or other artificial appliances will be
needrd, and steamers Of the capa city Of those
now used by tie Pen.nsular and ORIENTAL and
MessaReries Imperials companies, will, it 10
b,l eyed, be able to pass through from sea to
sea without difficulty or detention.
The opening of the canal to traffic, which
occurs in November next, ION the 17th,) ! will
be an event Of uncommon attraction. and will
bring together representatives from every
country IN the world. The interest mani
Tested here is illustrated In the fact that COM
pany has been organized in New York for the
purpose of building line OF screw steamers
of about 1900 tons burden each, to ply bet ween
ports of the nited States and Europe, the Med
iterranean and Egypt through the Suez Canal,
toPorts in the East Indies, Terminating at Hong
Kong, China. 1t is understood the experiment
is one Of Southern enterprise, aided by people
North. The company propose to establish
weekly line OF first-class steamers, designed to
carry freight And passengers. from Norfolk Va,
and New York TO Cadiz. MarseiIIes, Genoa,
L'ghorn and TO Port Said, CD the Mediterranean,
which il the entrance Of the Suez Canal. 1t is
proposed to connect At Port Said with the
steamships OF the East plying through the
canal to CeyloD Calcutta Singapore and Hong
Kong. The s'eamers of the Pacific Nail Com
pany will firish the girdle OF communica ation
between China and japan and San Francisco.
The difference in distance and time via San
Francisco or the Susz Canal is not very great
BY the latter the distance is said to be less; BY
the former the time gained will be some ten
days, taking the average time made by the Pa
cifc Msil Company 5 steamers.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

TsE ALABAMA ELECTIoN.-Full returns
from the Third Congressional District give
heiiip, Republican 20J majority over Park:n-
~on. The delegation will stand Buck. from
The hrsii Buckley, from the second; Hedin
;rom the third, and Hays, from the fourth,-a,i
Republicans; Dix and Sherwood, Democrat.
iron the Nth and sixth. This is a gain OF two
Democrats, the delegation IN the Fortieth Con-
SFess being sll Republicans. The vote in the
state will be but little II any more than one
ndlt thai cast a. the Presiden tial election.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

- senator Sherman has been buying land
IN Minnesota ~
~The Grecian bend has causes q dixorcs
IN Cleveland.
~vesuvius show signs Of a fresh intern,,
disturbance.
"Women are admitted 90 thu post erasp.,s
course OF lectures o: Harvard University
|" Eight hundred new hquor saloons were
licensed IL Chicago last year
Evening star., 1869-08-11
The Prize RIM

ALIEN AND MoCooLEs MATCB-There rs
out little fresh TO communicate in relation TO
TINS heavyweight match, which continues TO
enlist the attention Of the public, no view it IN
the light OF one OF the most important pugilis-
uc events eyer arranged upon our shores. The
third deposit, $500 side was staked at Billy
Carrolls on Saturday evening, 7th instant, 10
presence OF numerous deleg alton Of the fancy,
who for considerable length of time engaged
In chamng. Offering bets upon their favorites
and giving The arlenders something to DO to
keep 'em out Of mischief the W while. The fourth
ipstallment, OF = like amount. has to be depos.
tied at Charley Gallaghers on the evening OF
September 4th.
Tom ALLEN AND CHARLEY GALLAGHER
This Is the last issue of our paper which will
reach the majority OF our readers before the
arrival of the day agreed upon for the second
battle between Tom Allen and Charley Gal.
lagher, Tuesday, August 18th, everything con-
nected with which now bears q favorable AS
pect. which, 1t Is 20 be hoped, will be the report
urtil the end of the chapter.
SAM CoLLYRR TO ABE HIcXRN.-San Coilyer
has challenged Ace Hickep to fight the latter
for his own sum and at his own time.-NeE
FORK Cipptr
Evening star., 1869-08-11

THH WORLD MoyRs.-The Herald Demo.
crane journal, published at Cambridge, Dor
chester county. Md advises the farmers and
landowners IN that county and vicinity TO
divide up their immense tracts OF land into
parcels OF My, sixty and seventy acres each
a quantity sufficiently large for any one man
Ic attend 10 properly.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

Ii is stated in the RieAm ond STATE Journal
tnat the elected Conservative members or the
virginia Legislature have not yet responded 70
the inquiry Of General Candy as to whether
they can or will take the iron clad oath-aud
that they have been ad vised not to an. wer by
the Conservative State Central Committee.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

The Common Council Of Newark, New
jrTsey, have adopted a resolution TO commence
an action against the Newark and New York
Railroad Company for violation Of the pro-
visions OF the city ordinance by crossing Ham
llton street at such an angle as to practically
destroy its value for public travel.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

ONE HUNDRED MILF WALKING MATCH
Mr.. Ettrick, the Boston pedestrian, has been
matched to walk Bill Robinson, the English
pedestrian, one hundred miles, SO uare heel and
toe, for stake OF Sl,iGO, and 100 has already
besn placed in the hands of the keholder.
Robinson issued challenge to anybody in tue
country to walk 100 miles for the champion
ship, which was accepted by Nc Ettrick for
should not be considered a champion walk.
ne allowing Robinson S25 to walk to Boston.
The match will take place on the 9th Of Sep
Iemhpr
Evening star., 1869-08-11

ConyRNTloN OF TAILoRs.-On Monday the
International Convention of Journevmen
Tailors assembled at Pittsburg, Pa. There
were delegates present from Boston, New Y ork,
Philadelphis, Troy, Worcester, London,
tCanaGa,) and Washington, ID. T.. The object
OF the convention is to receive the reports OF
the varieus local organizations for the past
twelve months, and to take action upon matters
affecting the interests of the trade. Mr. George
Humphreys, OF Washington, was chosen
temporary chairman. No business OF gepera al
interest was done during the day.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

At the Saratoga races, on Saturday. yaux-
hail ran three miles, under 10e pounds. in $50
and CorsIcan ran one and q quarter miles In
S-o7s-the time in each being the fastest ever
made IN America
Evening star., 1869-08-11

rs probable that the Democratic State Gen.
al Committee, Of ONO, Will to-day nominate
8 candidate for the once of Governor, in place
Of General Rosecrans. declined.
Evening star., 1869-08-11
q asD SAJIGSsF IRSsF
No. 472 7IH sT., OPPOSITE the Post once,

Eo1IcR-Ata meeting OF the Board of Trustees
Of Thu company, held at their BankiRg House. on
Thursday. the sth instant, Il was voted that in
teTest at the rate Of enc and twothirds per cent,
may have left their NOR ey on deposit with this
company curing four months preceding the lst day
hisinterest will be payable on or after the 10th
inst. Per order. jyl2 IF
Evening star., 1869-08-11

" The recent exhibition OF textile fabrics in
Cincinnati shows that the South is largely ex
tending its cotton manufactures. According to
the latest reports Georgia has forty y.seven cot
ton mile; South Carolina, forty; Missouri,
twenty-seven; Alabama, eleven; Tennessee.
forty, and there are also many mills In North
Carolina and South Carolina. The product
generally Is fine shirtings and sheetings, and
the specimens exhibited at Cincinnati com.
pared favorablv with the goods from the New
England man ufactories.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

from J. Shlilington and j. c. Parker We
have aPPletcns' Journal, for August 2Ist.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

~ ment Of ell Diseases GRANT. No 2s
North Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. will give lO
4 he cannot cure Asthms, Bronchitis ,1nciplent
all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Dropsy, Dys.
Rht umatism, scrofula, Syphilis in all forms Ner.
y:us Debility, Seminal Weakness. Ringing in the
Effects of lmprudence, Womb Diseases, &c Di,
rect Dr.. d: GRANT, IS North Liberty street,
Baltimore, Md. ~ M.Iy
Evening star., 1869-08-11


nsS ~U AVAN'
Mss D.Rs.y MORGAN e n, =,
CHANG, Place. and NIX. JEsUP sCo,a Pine
street. New York, offer for sale the Bond. OF the
,er cant. in Gold; have thirty rs.r, to run. are
Free from Government ishs'ion' are secured oy
a I''' Grant of Three Million Acres 'f the
>'
ti0n to this special grant the Company also
own, rbrs. Million, Of Acre, in Kan.
develop the country and improve the ro,s.
They are . first mortgage upon the extension Of
~. '''''
redo. The road in operation mOs rdan
.....s ne. t...m. +. 20. til. Interest o. til. ...
'0'". ihersn NO oe''e' security IN the market
this being in some respects better than Govern
man, s.cn,,,,., P,;,,;.,, x L,.
a '''''''
~ - 'Df
rency. Pamphlets, Maps and Circulars furnished
o, .,,,,e..,ou .,,,m
- -
- -
BOOTS AND SHOES.
n,nrc-,ov m N prp crvr
/ pAooSAoH Car saLns SAHi. oa ALL
w,.s,,, to ,,suo. o.; ;.,,. s.o.. =, noo,.
/ and eH0ks, We viii make deduction Of o PER
| C1NI, On an DASH eALls for SIXTY DAYS
Evening star., 1869-08-11

EIsHIYG TACKLE st PEABODYp, No. I1A
4 street. between 9Th and 1th. Also, deals n
Gune, Pistols, Powder, Shot, Balls, CAPS, and Car.
trtdges Repairing Of Guns Locka and Bells don
In the best manner q tohort noffce mvlS.
Evening star., 1869-08-11

- amp kind Of Merchandize Also. . la,ee ee lar
For Rent. =. l.. MArTHEWs, 353 Psnnsyiya
pia ayeLue, between eth and It'll. an 6. IT.
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FOR SALE.

(On EAAEs
STO0K, GOOD WILL. AND HIXTURBe OF
- STOkk No. 4s3 eth street. between and
j, FOB SALE CHEAP: or the Fixtures without
STOCK: Rent only SS, tnci9dine gas; Gail inss . ::
II EsTAURANT AND sEeAR sr0RH ROB
~ eALE.-rerns easy; no ca'h required. Lccs
ton one OF the best in the city. Apply 10 WAL
La LAOa WALLACE, Attorneys at Law. t.i :th
LOB SALE-A BLACK HORSE. suitable for a
be sod sIsss pT ssesS sses .d and w
Adsns Express Company, b ST., between 80
LOB sALE-One sORREL HARH, eight years
l. old; good roadster; trots fast. Also, a.
and one EngEsh Whip; win be sold low '6eA
Csn be s en- at the stables west side 18th street,
bet Penn'a ave. and street. aug cost
EOR sALH-A R6sTAURANT doing a good
ao,n 4 business. Reason for selling. the owner 10
near Baltinore Depot. au set
EOR sALE-Stock. rixtures and @ ood Will Of
Il q CIGAR AND TOBACCO ST0RB, known
as Ihomssons. on 9Th street, one door above
nG. Y;Si. % .yenne h h & Is on. Of the best
au 8 ST.
LOB SALB-First class GKOUERY. Inquire
L corner 18th and streets. Gu ot'
LOB shLE-A RARE CBANOE-A handsome
Il BLACKHAWK MARE, z years old; IsN
bands hish cannot be surpassed for style I~N
S nsR opss sTSaf asf sfss.E
NESS. SADDLE, and WHIP The whole outfit
will be sold very cheap, as the owner has no
PRiOEs stables, 9Th street, between O and La
avenue. Uzs
LOB eALE-One FOUR POCKET BILLIARD
Il TABLE, Inquire Of b. b. CLARK, 331 a.
street. corner N south. jyl2u
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4 UMBERi LUMBIR.Il LUMBIR III
a large stock and complete assortwent Of Build
Ing Lumber, Hemlock Fencing. Cyprus Shin eies
White Pine and Spruce Pickets, Osdaf Pests, &c
pRBeSHD LUMBER
OF al kinds on hand and for sale ct lowest marke,
ratssby WILLEf 1DD0RAVB,
Corner Eev York avenue and eth street,
ono SQUARE from Northern
- lbt Lborty Morket
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

MN aaYD aryH ~-~v-
----
eleGANI Btljt EINE I0IsW
ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS ~
a,o.sa r.ru
Si2.Js EACH!
sis''o EAtH .!
The HOST DELIGHTFCL BTTLDfvG STTES
IN TUE DySrecr co,rvpy.
hs'Hs recently suedivided the tract of land
known and designated 40 the old site Of Fort
"ene' 'Aenhs"Sto"n' v. w. We oher TO the pub
nc' 'of 'ne next Thihrf DAYS, unless sooner
osposeo o. alternate lots In said subdfv ison at
SH''oeecn.
These lots contain 2-soo square feet OF ground
each, and lie but two miles beyond Georgetown.
The regular line Of stages running between Wash
ingtsn, Georgetown, Oak Hill Cemetery aud Ten
nallytown places these lots within twenty min
utes' ride ot washington. Fare Is cents.
co.~. ,..,
'aih'nsa country fe''oenoe' or making . profit
1 MS tract Is the h'she's point OF land in the
Potomac and the Surrounding cou ntry, and lie,
Evening star., 1869-08-11

~O IF. LEWIS HAS RESIGNED THE
uS p. sihen ct sea,epger for the Second Dis
trict OF the Fifth Ward. auIl
~S. p K.-pAMON C0NCL AVE- meets on
UQ the sec n 4 and fourth THURSDAY EVE
hJNGs of escb mluth st their hall, on 7th street.
BY order OF sir knight Oom au II IT
~wAsHINGTON D C.. AcGr.r Iith, 1883.
At regular msetins OF BrickIayers' Union, No.
]. Of Washington, D. C.. held at Trades Union
Hall, the following resoluii on WAS adopted:
corr Of 18TH and K streets west their heartfelt
thanks for the kinduess snd attention that he ex-
terded to our late dece ase1 brother HENRI y.
BaNssEGEE, Who lost his life July 2ath, 1889
0siAfoecnrsshTsE crsTsE rG SARKHT. HnAEEHs IN THE
From and after this date the folio wing rules will
be strictly tLfIrced In and about the Centre
No stands will be allowed apon the sidewalks or
at the entrance to the market fronting on Penn
syIyapia
No hucksfr will be allowed to sell from any
bench or stall except such as they rent from the
CORPORATION and paw for; nor will hucksteIs per-
mitted to 60 II from The sidev abs
No huckstsr uili be permitted TO buy fores tall
All sta'ls OF benches coming under the heal OF
veRetsble stalls or benches must lie REMEMBERED.
ProyTietsrs OF warehouses. feed hoases. and
erect stands or ct alls within the limits OF the
MAJ ktt ard rent the desiers or others q n
shsll parties erecting gu stands be allowed to
the same as thoush the stand had been erected by
the corr or alton.
All Sidewalk. ard crossings about the market
All ptr,o failing to comply with these resuls-
t,ons viii 3: .us,ec, 70 the penalties imposed by
'N' SIDNEY MCFARLAND,
Clerk Of Centre n Market
Washington, August ., 1889. auiest
Evening star., 1869-08-11
EBEHCH LANGUAGE AND CONvERsATIoN

PROFESSOR II MASSON'S GLASSES IN
FkkNOH and PkIVATD LESSONS will be re.
sumed on the lst OF September.
Bis sFREECH SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES
will begin on the 10th Be ptember.
Apply to him ct his residence, No -6 Pennsyl-
Val 10 avenue. between 2Ist and 22d streets, or
thr r1ugk Post Office Box las. an I-tts
Evening star., 1869-08-11

Ds WILL REMOVE
on about the LIST of September, to the store for
merry occupied by johnson d Ooiley, No. 521
9TH street. between aud Penns, lvauis avenue,
VIII re he will be pleased to his old customer
and where he will be able to show them assort
ment OF FANCY GOODS and TOYS unsurpassed
in this city. an I0.tf
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OFFICE OF THE GENERAL sUPERIN.
" TANDENT TREASURY BUILDINGS.

washington. August 2, ls9
~ Proyo will lie rece we'd for the delivery to he
Treasury Department of about SEQ TONS OF
OOAL. viz ,21O tons No. /, 20O tons No. Baiti.
more COMPANY Q beet White Ash An nthracite, and
100 tons Lykens Valley: to be weighed on the
sealfs OF the Treasury Extension. aud 10 weigh
2,2p lbs to the ton; all to be delivered at such
tunes In such lac s; and In such quantities a.
may be required
Bids will BE- received until II clock noon on the
sd day of August, 1872, addressed TO the General
superint. nde.t Treasury Buildings, and 70 be
considered binding for three weeks after that
dste, the Depsrtm ing the ght to eet
all or any portion Of the bids received.
No bid will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence be given of the Ablit ty OF this parties
to ri II the contract. GEO. G. Rl0E.
au 10 dtd Gen1 Supt Treasury Buildings.
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nIssoLUrIoN OF CONFERENCE.-THE.

TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.-Sy mu
tual consent. this 9th day of August, 1882 have
ried On by VIM u 'Donneil. at the old stand, and
all persons indebted to the old firm are reque sted
to call and settle. All accounts against the rm
TO be presented to O'Donnell for settlsment, " no
is alone authorized to receive moneys aud Tecei pit
for the same PEPPER O'D0NNBLL.
JOHN PBPPIR.
WILLIAM 0'DONHELL. au 93tr
Evening star., 1869-08-11

LOB SALE-Very cheap. on long time CHKEE
u BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOrS on east aide
OF Connecttcut avenue, between q and X streets.
adjoining Mr.. Hop ms elegant residence. Terms
five beautiful Lots on north side OF north street
betWet n 18th and 19tb streets Pavement laid and
paid Tor. The above lots are near the CounecticuI
avenue cars, new Presidential Mansion, Park, &c
Terms: BIO cash balance SO each month
STARE & METCALF,
Northeast cor. New York av and 18th t.
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Coassitisg Board.
M kosl. Il ST:sn:: Taa::. s. Ha9iiass; si.sol:. .
Thcmas Miller, M, D., GRAFTON Tyler, n. D.,
Riley. II. D., y. Howard, n. D.
An MY
Evening star., 1869-08-11

CARPKTs, CURTAIss, DC.
TIE LARGEST STOCK,
THE NEWEST AND FEST PATTERNS,
THE MOST REASONkBLE PRICESTg
Wa. q. nITOHELL CO.,
Over Perry Brob
e0-D Dry 0oods estahlish-aenf
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PERSONAL.

u OLD Or. DAReY, 90 Tta st,eet, next Oad
Fellows Hall BE 10 tuoeessful when eli othe -
fail. aus-lns
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OFFICE BEPoT CoMMIssARY OF 81 BsIsrENcR,)
No. sic eBvBNTEENTH STREET
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Aug 1st o, 1859.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Of the form fur
ni.hsd by the underpigned, will be received until
1HCRSUAY. the 9Th Of eeptamber, at IL m for
at the FRk6H AND CORNED BEERAND NUT
TON required at this De pot. for six m ,nths, or
such less tiue - the Oommissary Geaersi may
direct, c. mmenc'pg October 1, 1869. Details and
reQuiTeme nts fuTbishec BY the unders gued Q COPY
OF the latter With this ad be alta
to each proposal offered.
An 81 G. BELL, @, g. II 8 A.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-05
NORFOLK Il PORTSMOUTH, May 4.
RRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Stmr Albemarle, Couch. Richmond,
freight and passengers to I H Webb.
StmrGeo Appold, HoweS, Boston, fr'hgt
and passengers to V d Groner.
Stlnr Geo Leary, Carter, al!imore, fri
and passengers to Jno Vermillion.
Stmr EoIus, McCarrick, Yorktown. fr'h1
and passengers TO I I'll Webb.
Stmr Mystic. Schermerhorn, Hampton.
Stmr Smithfield. Adams, Smithf1eid.
Stmr Commerce, Walker. amesville,
lumber to d d Simmons.
Stmr Our Flag, Braboie, Roanoke riv-
err, shingles to Baltimore.
Stmr North State, Durfey, c, fish cot
ton and peas to Grandy d Son.
Stmr Currituck, Philips, N q, fish and
shingles to various.
Schr Ashland, Mitchell, Washington,
light to master.
schr Mohawk, Brady, Georgetown, D
G, light to master.
schr III L Eli, McAllister, Georgetown,
lime and coal to Carnage.
Barge w w Townes, Flynn, N c, lum-
Der to order.
SAILED.
Stmr Geo Leary, Carter, Baltimore, fr't
and passengers by Jno VirmilliOn.
Stmr Eliza HancoX, Clifford, Richmond.
Strnr Eolus, McCarrick, Cherrystone, fr't
and passengers by Il FL Webb.
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hamp-
ton.
Stmr Smithfield, Adams. SmithfieId.
Stmr Geo Washington, Murden, Eliza
beth City.
Stmr Sygnet, Cain, L City.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-05

DocKED. The United States Monitor
Sangus went ito the dry dock yesterday.
What difference number of years
will make In 1888, when the st.
Lawrence was locked, it being the first
ship, hundreds of people went over to
witness the beautiful sight; bands dis
coursed sweet music; as she passed into
the dock large dinner was also given
in honor Of the occasion; but now the
spectacle passes by without admiration,
and would be unnoticed if it were not
for Eye local" in search of an item.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-05

AoolDENT.-Mr. c. Warren, whilst at
work on the Savannah met with pain
full and serious wound yesterday by the
falling of marlingspike from the rig
ging of the topgallantmast striking him
in the calf of the leg, making a deep
cash, and one that will take some time
time to heal up. -.....
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-05

THE GREAT CARBOHYDRATES Is the
leading game of the day. Lockhart &
Bros Cosmopolitan Rooms, in Mechan-
les Hall, Main street, is desirable place
to spend your leisure hours. They have
ten splendid tables always i'll order; be-
sides reading room with all the leading
ournals on file del7-H