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tTHE NORFOLK POST
Is Publish,.,! EVERY MORN INK (Solidity',. Ev.. p|. ,1) Bi
No. 18 Roam iu'io Siii-able,
NOKEtILK, V..,
and tailil to Dealers nud News lt*.ys at
THREE Dill/LAIIS p|j ß HUNDRED
or t-ent to auliscrlbei'-s by luuil nt lliu rate of
TEN DOLLAR! I'l'n YEAR
paynUa in advance. Single copies, al the countur FIVE
CENTS.
Residents In Un elly of Norfolk or Portsmouth, desir
ing the paper h-ft regularly fttftieirhou.es or places or
l.tuliißsa, will bo served by a carrier, by 1,-niin» the u.ni"
ami atltlresi at Alio cnunting-room of the publication
office. Tliey will .ettlo with Hie currier weekly for the
lame.
v BUSINESS NOTICES.^
T> IF H 0 E 8 s & c o B.eI"
WHOLESALE
Grocers anil Commission Merchants, j
WINES, LIIIUQJIS, SOAP, CIOARS, SCHARS, MO
LASSES, COFFEE, FI.OUR, BROOMS,
BUCKETS, CANDLES, Ac.
Oon*la*iiiiients*et'liciti'.l. Select Family lins-eries constant J
ly mi ice! comer Wide-Water and —unmen*.Streets I
rtWfi>ll(. i.v 12—lm
|> O A N O X E HO USE,
-a-*- . , ROANOKE SffUARK.
Opposite Offico of the "Norfolk Post,"
(Old -.raMT.nil.iii,,>.)
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
THE __X
LIQUORS, WINES, ALIO, „c,
Always tin h.....1,.,!..| servisl in the lie.st style nt the short- I
est noticr*.
AN ELEGANT SNACK
will bo furnished from 11 to I o'clock dnili, and
MS ALB SRMVKD AT ALL I nuns.'
a." Id—lf JAMES .MINES, Proprietor.
TT EN aX P. WORCE STE R
-OENE EA L 0 OMMI S-j ION]
JFORWAHDINO MERCHANT,
NO. II _t—lPß_U.fl WHARF.
angl4--lf __
HII'KI N 8 & M I L Ll Ct AN,
AUCTION AM)
COMMISSION Mli lit' IIA A T TS,
No. _ Wiue-Watkr. Sittiti'.T,
iJahii lliphins' Old Stand)— Up Stairs. I
B-89-r_Tl_-t l | NORFOIK VA
J... _ Mlll.l.i.,*sJ MIhKII.K, I A.
CO!IBtONifKNTfI OF PRODUCE, •_, BOLICrTHD,
Strict personal al—Uf—l pa—l ia 6_H—or sale*, mid Ihe I
salt of Horses, Mules, I— — and IW.rW.s.
HORSE AMI gTOCK SALES l.\ I'.liY SATURDAY.
e\ U R O V ¥ I C B .
The un.l.'isieiicd respoctfully inf.-i-ihh his oltl friend- [
that he has BB—.Wished for the present,
AT NO. •.'". CUURCU STUI..-.T. BELOW HIKH'N.
Where In- will Is- happy 1.. ssrve them us for—fcrkj witli
.ill Ihocf„tun-«.infori-1 ffl__ll— M__T—ll ill—« Ist 1
I.K'UitllS, WINES, ALES, ,(,■„
With a.iicoi.il reference to llteta-teol his l.'iin.u friends I
Frt... LUNCH . *. n .lav from ll to '.! o'clock.
SNACKS.it till i s. I
iv a»—tf PR AWE Me-qOURT
fT'NKiIIT & -JOHNSON--
WHOUOBA—I lIEAI.EIiS IN PAPER AND PAPER
MANUFACTURE!!.-.' MATERIAL! i.
a A TTHSTIo.Y I—ATTI iVi-M» .' — A TT£XTln.\ I •
Wo are constantly purcht—lnfr, for fjaisn—
OLD BLANK BOOKS.
It, 11 RECEIPTS
LETTERS,
i and MEWM'APEES.
Fm win. I, wi pay ih.- highest cash price.
KNHIIIT .i JOHNSON,
No. Ul SoillhCliall. a«| t,
aiiiiP-—tf Ball—
Jon.. P Li.u.il, C. 11. I'liKi's.
Norfolk, Va., -M ol Lynchlurg, Va
LE 10. H at . H E LPS,
Auctiniietrx tint/ Ointial CommimtiQn
Hei'cliautfl,
NO. 'I, HIIANIIKII BQIIABB, NORFOLK, VA.
AW Pnrti. nhir nil. -it li.ni given loth* pnblli or point*
wilt, ~f It.ol Bllatt, Stocks, Merdkandtse m ■» desei ~•
tion, I'aeiitiitr.:. Ituvdailured /..7>,,..«, t....„..v Urodme,
Ac, Ac.
—.r" Sales e,r Real fatale, Household Fnriiljur*, Ac.
nttonile.l to In inn/ puttuf ihe eiiji,„■ etnittfi) apon lie*
utost favorable terms. , ,
Liheial cash a.liat.ces hind" till Ofijtisii'ltl.i'lils, :i.id Ac
lOUIIt Suits pi..114.1, I'lldercl. - lUj
WHITE, MiKI'.N.M.V _ Cole,
ti i: N E Ii A I,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TUE PURCHASE AND SALR'OF
ALL KINDS OF ME/i'tJ/ANJ)IS'E
NO. 101 SYCAMORE ST'IiEET,
j. 4_b—iw Wiiitb.i vi;Ti:itsiiint;, va.
R. A. MchI'.NNKV, y ~— (* 0 Solicit, ii.
John Cols. _______
T) A I li I) & R O 1* E R
31 Maiket S,|imre, Norfolk, Vn.,
Wholesale nnd Keli.il Dealers in
PRO VISIONS.
LJl—lo-8,
'ci 11 A B Bj
Ureeuoiigh'a Nnn-Expl.atl—
11 ll It N IN U lit U I 1)
fortuil.'. , J)" 20
•RATIONAL HOTEL,
NORFOLK, VIROINIA.
MALTBY & CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
J *M. BMITH _ UROTHER, !
* GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TOWN POINT, fattens, VA.
J. MARSDEN SMITII. W M. 11. SMITII
\V & II O R E U T S
AU("ITONEEIIS AND CiENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
COKNKK. WUIR-WAtKB ANU ROANOKK
S'l'HKD'I'S.
Ooodl eonsil'lie.l sold In III.' —Mt tl'lvalitil},", Slill liher.l
HllVHiices iniide. Particular till.'inion (five- lo the silloid
Real Batata,and rniitlng of Dwelling Roost B,
OU—r sales ol DryOoods, iln*ceries, A—, will In* pr*>
pellv ndvclie.cl.
Ail goodaoußsignisl willhe soldpr plly and return.
ninth, nt once. . !| ' - ' f
MAYHKW & RRO'I'HEIi'S,
NEWSPAPi E, BOOK, STATIONEMY
ANU
PERIODIC AI, 1) EPO T,
NORFOLK, VA.
The latest .iti.l I.st Ut-I—I—BUM by the most popul,
anthora wintantly ou hand.
Atp-rils for tiie "ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL"—BM
hy Ma— throiuiiii'il flu- I* (turtmeiit.
STATIONEItV for the uiniy I navy.
Order, promptly 111 led aud forwarded.
CARTES DE VISIT— ol —lehritlei coutaatly 1
hand.
a—jr Pirticular nit. nti..il paid lo Riling ordeM*>r II
New York, Philadelphia ~i..l _dtl—ore Daily H- Wei t>
ly Papers and MiaillßMi ac« ao.
Disalers In Pli.'tograph A 11.11111., Diaries, Blank lesd
Pttrfutneiy, Fancy Artie—B, Drawing Paper. Cieai'-. vmt
Bliickiliir, Ac |t*i|J—ll
J A M EH RE I l>'S
STEAM
CRACKER RA X E RV,
46. Weit Main Street.
Manufacturer mt all m— b/ _a*sra*f' Ship lliscui
Loaf llreatl, tithes ami CI—SMI—
I luive Jusl re, cive.l new machinery and ant ptvporr
lo iiiri.i-h ilicptiliic and trad* . tilt *v*ryfl tyl* ofQmu kt
and warrant them to gtvi M_r_ct—a. Restaur ruts a.
find it to tlu-ii' Interest to civ.- me a ...ll .. I. an tiiriti.
them with Pic- u!c and Oyster Crackers, ul ILiltimoi
price., uud A til.cr.il dise.itiul allow.'.! It
men hauls.
Ntir-t'oLB. Va. je2!_-;:,„
TJEFRESHINU.
A botlleof thntSt. .luli.n Clarid ftoni tin* "TIP-TOP
Wine and Liquor Store, N,,. l!i, MM— Ih" Atbnllc Hot
with -mull ice, i. » truly relrealiinn drink tliis hot weal
»*r. Price only',.. cents per hottl. iv gteenbaclis.
aug I—tf |
J JOS LIE'S STOMACH B TERH.
"Tlie heat i v th. world for mixed drink. c. Cocktail
and where bitter, are wanted. For aalo .11 draught I
the measure, anil for th. .ccoiniiKslatioii 11 lannly pu
pose*, we .hall put up in „„ u ii bottle, at hall the ptn
charged for the usual pucka.;.... For ■ ,1. at the
"TIP-TOP" WINK AND 1.1.'l . it. STORE,
aagl— lf Nu.UAtlanUcUotelßiuldiug.
—11 I ■ lIMMI.M—MMMMMMMMMM
BUSINESS NOTICES.
}70L(,KH~ CAR-WRIGHT _ CO..
11 EN Fit A I,
Auction and Commis-on Merchants,
. No. 22 AViiii:-\V r ATi-:ii Btß-UT,
NOUFOtK, rIRQIMA,
ÜBKRAL iPTANCKS HADE ON CONSIONirBf—I
A.MI (JUICKS bVBTURNS UUAItANTEEI).
:, We luivr. AHENi'Mt in New Voiii, I'liilndt'lphin, Ittwton
< ai.,l Bultinioi-u, for th* sala of
REAL ESTATE,
un.l ire propsrod to make I.IIiIJUAI, art—igamenti witli ,
' partial putting IIEAI. ESTATE In mir hands.
We uu* also prepared to have lands iurvejed and plots
B*—tie, Deeds .llav.n, Tillcs traced, —f.
Iliil.csl Murkßt plies paid fetr PRODUCE, sucli as ,
COTTON, CORN', FLAXSEED, TAR, RA—s, .*... ~v.
Sales uf MERCHANDISE, lIFAI. ESTATE. FUKNI
TURK, Ac, 4c, attended to promptly in City and Couu
try.
Also Agents for tfid AMERICAN RMIQ-ANT CO.
FOIJII-.lt, CAI.TWUIiIIIT .V CO.,
MBi tf 22 Wide Water street.
JM. BW ItIi" & Bit OTH i : ""i
• t'livtr no.. it,ii in .'.UCH ANTS,
Agents for tho New York and Virginia
Steamships
"YAZOO" AND "CUEOLI-"
Ol 'KICK AT Til lilli OI.D IVAItEIIOHMIVI'OWN POfNT
Sri, l.lliKliAl. ADVAM'tI iinnlo nn Bhlpmeiits t" Nt iv
V'.rl*. tußl-tf
1 IALILAUD JiOUSE,
i> KICHMOND, VA.
M. D. MAINE & CO., l'ltoi'iiiKToKs.
Tlil. imi|tnilli'«iit nud p..|iiiluf Lfutel, aftor ttilil—'goiug \
th 0,,,.,..,!, ronatm and a complete r-iu nut ion, will be n| • n (
..I Mi 1.... oininc;, M..ml-.» .1 Mli lic.u-l, for tho iiccn ntnto
.l.ilioli ol 'hoarder, i.nd'li,.. Iravi diini; pnbllc. The Hal- c
lard llouic i.e. |,1,i,i(,,l ilhcicliihii ||„. worldM a lil'-l-
L'lBM 1101.-l, r.u.l lite |v i.'.i|,:i I iiln. in liicl.llie.u.l. nnd the
present proprietor, tfiltter Hi, .u-.-lies thai llie* shall ft*
abli. hi iiiafce it ,1.11 Klpre popular end .1. -i.ao'.r. an tli-.l
hue spai. ,1 n.i (stiiis in iviiiiiuii in.l p.. pu in ,f It fr.rthe
iiseiil the public, (itti.. 14—If
rork n a ii'f a iS'f i n KR, ;
I,AUIIKS',IIKNT"S ANDCUIUI.REN'S J
FURXI SHI N G GOODS, g
PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, .vt\
Extracts. So.ipif Colo!»nes. Pninarlog, Lilly
• Whites, #c, An., Ac. v
No. 1 M.t* STariiT. _—•—*;— i Rink,
i NriltFllllK. VA'. !•:• I
WtIIII.ESAI.E AND it UTAH.. ATt.nt. for PIIAI.ON A
" " j*-IS .
I _P__H-S-i_w!
*' * ; WJIOI.F.SAI.V. aiIOX'ER,
COMMISSIONtaft—HMI'AIiJJI_S Ml l.'i II VNT,
HULL* WJIA M( VORPOI X, Vll.lt/:, 11.
, 1.i1.t rai ca.h lulvauces niiul.- on ...1104:11...... 1- ol'MofHtll. '
et'ti produce, for Bale or shipment to >.'.*> Vnrls. —i-lr.ll,''
Philadelphia .nd li.liii.ior-.
jtgent A*.'" Tori add Virginia Steamship Cbmaairy.
je'ji-ir '■'
TyUIH E V I! KA M l l * CO. , '
TA IIOI.ESAI.E (JRiicERS, PRODUCB
ANU
<IO M IST ISSf O ; N ME RC >l A N TS.
«_- 1,i1..t.il mli.iiii'e. mad* mi all M.iiii:tuili'/...ai..l I'ro- li
.luce toitsieii.«d. c 22-tf
OHKKM A M J! UOT 11 _ RS _ CO.,
Not. 10 tiiirl IS,
1
RO ,1 All A I*: .v.? UA ll F.
W-tO-iBSALE DKALEKS
IN
ii ItOCKR, 1 ES AND LIQ, CORS.
j..--11
JOHN _l A V JI !■: X,
r AtllllCl oJ,TURAI.
IMPLE ME N _ WA X X LLO US X i
Akd ,v t: ie j> sTUii Ei ,i',',;.l
isjO.tl.-. VVlkl' I'llWi'i-iilt'ET, IlALTlMilltr!,«y
MlNlJl'A'.'L'OllV, MM-IUNi; HHoe ANU I .UJiMMtV,
Ctir.NEll OF I'I.OWMA H ANll I'UDN I' KTII-'iTS.
jy :■—BM
A tfOUOON MII.UADO rSJ CO., '
i*KOCICHS AND COMMISSION MKRCUAIJS,
In buai! op' 'I'll I:Ciis'i'iiM HjOOBE,
NORFOLK, VIROINIA.
Coiistanily on haml I lolect Msortmeut of Fuitiily firut:*
rle.. j.-J—tf
\yjLLJAM NICHOLS - CO.,
WHOLESALE ANU UETAIL lILALERS IN
GROCERIES, l
STOVES,
CROCKERY AND
11I.ASSWAR'Kj
—ALSO—
ABSOBTED WINEHAN 1) Ll (iIIOUS
17 I'.ust .Main SIMM, OpM-ite Marl.el Square,
jo„ N.uTolk.Va
WM, NICHOLS & CO., ]
VVTK>_—___——- C.I-CEHS
rrr.ALKits in
CROCKERY, 1
BSOOMB AND WOODEN WARE,
20 ANPM lIrHNOKR FOI'AUB,
je 27-tf NORFOLK, VA. 1
\ T LAN -I C HOTEL.
A. (_. NEWTON, PnoHKiEToii,
NOItFtJI.K, VA.
Oarrlag.'R tilivnys iv ren.liness to cany passt'ii'jf r-: lo and
from Ihe In nils. '
1 'liichar and lahle' atwayl BUppifed Willi Urn cl.oic.-t
WINES ,1, veri v„ii, tv, mall and Bj.i.iiii...is l.lilhi.tlts.
; J"* 1 ..- X _.'
M Eli WIN & EIORCUSON,
AUt TIIIN
AND COMMISSION M KR< HANTS,
l\ 11.1.-WAle Bt. \ 1. l:oi\..hl. Molt:;;.
Mill ..11.1,1 111 tilt- Mill "I ll' HI K-lnli'l ..!''. •-li::i.ii'«', .4.'
I———l _!*_—— Uladc I'll col. :; 111.
t.t: I'RIUIUS'nN.
'Je 22-tf B. O. MERWIN.
I C. DAWSON _ CO.,
|| , Ml. ts'., MAIN BTRKET,
Wlltil.KSiAl.K DKAXrEB- IN HUI'IiIUOIi.
\V II ISf.il>L
lIKANIIIF.S,
liINM.
RUM,
I WINES,
ALES,
AND BBOAH-
All U'ho want hareains would do well I" call.
JeM ii
TVT A. &C. A. SANTOS^
Sl3_a 4.1 MAINMTItEET, AND NOV tl DANK STREET,
NORFOLK, Va. '
I M I' O R T _ R S A N 11 U 10 A L E It S I N
Dltl'llM.
I'AINT*,
OILS,
WINDOW lII.AMS,
SEEDS,
SI'ICKS,
. SEC ARS,
SOAPS,
I'EKFI'MERV,
■■ -' ■'. M, |
I Our Stock will uleivs l.c lur;*.' nnd M—Bt, and l.'r.vina '
i from m, t hands, sad to a great eat—ll for cash, and at a
. Mutter litii.-, in cm eie. n -via. ' tl"- ' V "II I
I our,; s. al.ilcilis.il .it the I.' W'-l Markel I'Mcs.
jy I—tt U. A. A C A. SANTORI
■B If. DUNN A CO,, j
"sAIII.EHY and ,
HARNESS,
TRUNKS,
• VAI.ISES,
he. tc
No. _ Main Slretl,
jyl.T-tf N.irtott, Va.
1 ) R. URAVEM & CO.,
; **• COMMISSION MERCHANTS',
74 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
' l.iheral cash advance. ...,».!' on ■ "....■_. t- to the
above lions* by J. „. ItKNSHAW,
)•_—U inn- wh.it
k A
I TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
ATE W YORKAN D VIRGINIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, REIIUI.AR LINE.
MOST PLEASANT, EEMAIII.K AMI COMFORTABLE
KOUTE.
The fine, oolnni...lion anil j.nvi*rfuil Stoanialrips,
YAZOO,
I,BUU TONS RLItTJIKN, CAIT. GEO. W. COUCH,
ANI>
a reo lb;.
I.nOO TONS nUKIIIKN.CAI'TAIN JOHN THOMPSON,
Will leu*,.. Smith's Wharf. Town I>„i n t, for New V..rk.
every TCI'.SHAV mid SATURDAY evening. atßo'clock
Rot Ul—tig; will leave New V/.rk from Pit* 21, Ninth
liiver,. very SATURDAY and WIiDN l-ISA V, lit U.M.
I'i.e.-.i".-unit Fare, with superior statu ruoin ncc—uiuu-
UtlHrniß, ftsl Do.
For freight or p.isnujje, api'lv to
.U. HDINEKEN 4 PAI.UOItK,
Ageuts, New York
J. M. SMITH i IIRO., Agent., Town Point, Norfolk.
ling 4—tl
3?.'0.i. imi t j7'a"jTki.TiTi a~:
RICH—ON- km NORFOLK trtMjM PACKET
——IPA—T— SK.tll-iVI'.KKI.Y.
THIS LINT IS It till POSES tl 1 THE
SUIIT, KIHST-Cli—ll STEAMERS
VIRGINIA,
(CAPTAIN SNYDER;)
MAY FLOWER,
(CAPTAIN ,f. H01I1NSON;)
CLAYMONT,
(CAPTAIN _. 1101 IIN SON:)
And ou.* ul'lb. in will I. sic lllgufn.'viTuirf, Norfolk,
►very WEDNESDAY ..nd SATI'ItnA V, fannlog ■ SMBi"
Weekly Line,,l' l.w-t aid r.1i.r1.1., a—SI—I rs. with r^ood
|c, sieager .iccu.tuiid.tlionN nn.l plenty i,l fr.-igbl room.
For Ir-icbt .ivbi. It will l.c Liken nt. low rules, ur pns
aags), applj to
THOS, I. fiiitWKl.l, A CO., Agents,
lUggla* 1 il barf, oi No. ti u.iraphell'i Wlnrf.
Norfolk, Va.
—**" On>- of tin-BI Slcintei's 1,-aves Pliila.lelpbi.i every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY lor Norlolk.
ariKi— — It
"o" T~nr "kT" j
Ol and after Monday, Sc'.t. 11th, tin. New nnd Fi*>t '
Steamer,
" P A V OR I T E,"
John lUkjkiks, Commandkr, j
Will run between NO—FOLK, SUFFOLK, nnd SMITII
F1K1.1.11, Hi iolloeis
Leave Norfolk fof SnJTplk ev«i*»
MONDAY is. TIU'IISHAV, ut Uu. in. I
1 eitve N.Hcloll; for Sitiilhh.'lil every,. '
j V.'I'JU'NI'.S'OAY niultSATl'l'.DAy, utOViin.m..:.( ;,,
Is)iive,Suli'.ifk for Norfolk oycry,
TUESDAY "D FRIDAY, at 10 v. in.
Leave Putin,fl.-l'liVir rforfolli ... rv
« KIINKSDAY ..nd S vi'CltllA V. Nt I p. tit.
For iretgnft—' pmAagt., apply On 1...:.r.1. fbufl ol'lViio
reallc.t.ortJi cVRUS'iK. STAPLES,
. ... ~ti>—t,r w. 18 Wid—YV.iu-r. tiv.it. iNorftit.
wines, Liauoas, &a
i \ X O ll ti _ S A N O X T E X ,
It
an Market St/ Stare, Norfolk, I'm.
IMIatRTKR OF
WINES AND LIQUORS,
UKANniKM,
UiNB,
RUMS,
WHISKIES,
ALE ami
, PORTER,
LAC! Ell {■,-'-_, a'Oil ACIJO AND SEIIARS.
BRANCH HOUSES:
11 I 0 IT STREET, PrIBTSMOtITH,
8 Yl' A Mill! E ST_ EET, Peiekuuiibu,
SPAIN STREET', Richmond.
J" 21
O HERMAN BROTHERS _■ CO., ,
Nos. 16 and 18,
BOA If OK li 8 QUA 11E,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
(! IIOOEIU BS AND L 1 Q, 110 li S
j.'---ir j ...
TYTAUSTON & MKEK'S
CLUB HOUSE,
4f, RANK STREET.
Where nil patrons urv furriislie.l Willi every delicacy the
markets afrbnl.oooked to order,to suit tlinnu..! fastidious
Also iichoito .election of AL—B. Wl(__Sj I.JOI'OKS ANU
CIU.IKS. I'lirtiuuhir mid 1-t.rs.innl atit.-nfmn is c'ivrti —
the catering for this estal.li.liiiienl l.y tfil proprietors.
le-'— tf MAIISTtiN.v MEEK.
WALKER & CO.,
-. - » -I_ PORTERS OF
WINKS,
brandies,
•GIN,
RUM,
AND HEALERS IN IE NT II CRT
BOUBBON _ OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Agent, fur tiie Antericnn Via_g"J Company.
PURE I'AI.IFIIHNIA WINKS AND BRANDIES.
HINK-UlT'i'EllS,
HOOK,
CLARET,
CHAMI'AONF.,
lVliich lire universally reeoitmieinle.l by tin* most cuiiueul
pliysici.ins Tor MEDIOINAI.VURPOSES,
All of which are afar—l ul —I vm/ /,../-,..-/ mticl.et rules by
\\ M.iti.t; A CO,
No BConiiiitn—al Row, N.,rl.dk, Vn.
ie_—tf
/ i E O ii (i E B A N C 5 ,S T E R,
No. 25 Ma.rk.ot Squaift, Norfolk, Va.
SIII.I-: AfiUNT I'rHl
1111 MS'
ST. DOMtKQO J'IiEHAUATIOiNS.
Runs'
ST. DOMINtiO HITTERS.
KUS3'
ST. DOMINUO WINE.
11l :-'.<•
ST. DOMINQO PUNCH.
RUSS' i
ARRACK PUNCH
KIMS'.
BOURBON COCK-TAIL.
i
Rusa 1
(-U-.COCK-TAIL.
Always on hand and for sale in i|U,lntitics of from 1 to
.... MS, at I slight otlvniicn CU New Tort artCM.
GEO. SANGSTER,
j 0 _ ii M.uk-t M.iuare.
Air I N EAND Ii IQ, UO II STORK
N. A. THOMPSON & Co.,
WATKR AND lIOA NOKE .HTIIKE'iS, NOKFHI.K.
14 liltlll STfiKKT, PORTSMOUTH.
Wont.l i'c,sp,*etftill.v itivtl*l lie all. uli.ui «.l llicir friends
and the pa*ce__MJ MMM—Blrt— io.tw.lt wlcct—l stock
of
RRANDIBB—French, Peach. Apple and 111... k1..-iTv.
WlNES—Slr.rrj, I'..r -t.f'l.tr. I, Miuleni.. i hampaana
0 INS— I—mlitii. Cordial, 11 *. 11. i.. I aud Itoitir slic.
RDM"— X Croix,Jainalea and M.dfor.l.
WIIISKIHa— FilieOlrlßi>iirl.in. Nci'ltiriiiiil Fainil.vßv.'
HUTKRS — Finn—lion. Shelly Winn, California nnd
spiimiii- Tonic.
•_UI)0 CsiH».H evlra flue f.i.plnrs, a.ss.trte.l, one ilo/en iv
Case, for .alt* low l»y
N.A. THOMPSON * 00.
je ——-If Water and B ■ !„■ *• tr... ts.
I)URE SPA R K~L I N G~7sODA
WATER,
DBA W N FROM
MATTHEWS'SILVERKOUNTAINS
WITH ALL THE CHOICE BRUIT STRtlll.
SPARKLING SWEET HOCK,
A VERT liKl.ll'lnl M REVRRAOR,
CUI BB FOIISD AT
W. E;i.KWIS' Drng Store,
Js it— tf MM... ii 81-, under th* Atlantic Hotel.
TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
T mVpr-ant "to travellers
TII E OtO AND F. ST A III,IR Hr. D
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO.,
So uvll and sj fuvontlily known lv th«* Publiij an tho
M. N. FALLS' LINE,
Ire now .lunning their FitvoriW fete-ju.'rfl
i LOU ISI AN A,
CAPT. «KO. W. ttUSSEfiI,;
ADELAIDE,
CAPT. IT AM X B C A NjV 0 N ;
GEOItG E A N A ,
CAPT. P. PIAII S0 N .
Tlic.i .'live ti„. ilov.iriuiitut Wli.ul, Norfolk, rlnffy at
3j4 o'lllen-k, alnl lllt'll street IVlc'i: I'orlsmiill li, ut i
i, clot*, P. .VJ.. for Batlimon*. toarliina .it 01.1 p,,iui.
T'lirs* St »u*.-i«.jn,,||ia M v .. . — i.-""'
'ivX-lit./"'' '"'"' lie,„i;. M ..°<ri"l-Sel,H.'r lli'Ctilllllß..laUl'llß,
.1 c lie,-** i——e<l.
r.. Bunkers tukiui' Ores. 1 sioiunci-.,ai-,, v) .;,, iiuiiini,,,,. j,,
til,ie t.. counsel witli tin' .'inly trains 1., sVastnng—a au.l
all |"....Ls No.Hi ami SB—it
Tlir*.ii|ili ticket seal I'"' |ll——Tad mi tl—M Stcuifr. lor
lV!isliiiic,t..u, I'ltihiiliiphiii, Nimv Voik, und ,iil i.e/iut.
North nii.l West.
titcck.'il B jill i.oiiits Hbm ot'rlutrie'', fiii.l spe
ci.tl attention Biveutillicirdeliver]/.
'iiie'... Stctuxit.r. riu iv coiiu.-cttuu "ilii llu- celebrat. I
Btt-amers THOMAS I'OI.LVKK nud M. MAKTIN, of lire
Norit.lk .... I Iticlini.ii.l Line.
Any ilttbriiliiti.in .esfl'tsl will 1..' <-li.*.*i iiilly givt-n l.ylli.'
Cterki nl ilih stt-iiiiiiint or on ippjl—.tion to tl.I oi£ i"t
—VCompany in Noifnlk.
♦_- Uc- -nit* to iniiiiri- ior Hi.. I'AI.LS' MNl'.
TIIO.s. H. H Win. Ag|Dt
!..i"l:l-tf N'r.rltilk, V,r.
TO TRAVELLEItS.
Tin: ni:w fast ami maiimi'ui-.nt —fBAMKB-
M. MARTIN,
CAPT. IJEOUOB M. I.IVIMISTON,
AN!
THOMAS QOLLYER,
CAPT. P. .jii.CARKIICK,
I'ARRYINO THK V. 1. MAIL AND ADAMS
EXPHESS FKKIGH'I'.
Theso Stertinors Itriivi? lie ii..ye. ntiiOut Whorf, NorfoUf,
iliijly at tj o'cluck, A. M. for Iticlitnoii.l, uiultinir nt
I'rrrt.moiitli. trlsl I'olnt, Civ Point, .mil tire different land
in ■ on .linn.'. River. ■
No axp.'iißu 1.-. - I "'.n '|, ~,! in nttiuir out tlltst- steaiii
ers i;\lilcssly lor .lay tr.vi'lera.
Tiny lno-i* opi'n,uiry H.ilonns, from whicli nil <»l>
Jr'its ol' interest nl.itiff flul route may I"' .r*on.
Trnvi'lli'is tukiiif.' tn—s b_bb—|laa will arrivr itv.Hirji-
1 :il a li.iH.ii t'i.rliel' honr tlmii i,y tiny otlier liv.., im
tt.eir Bpeed is nf_nrp_f—ltl.
Tlirouirh Tickets __ 1... j.reci m—l on Inc..' Htc;tni"til to
Pi'tersburiL, l..\i.tilil.urK.iuil. liMuville', ..no conni'ct" with
tin- in.ins niliniug VVi >t nml Soulli.
Ti.c-o Biclimit's ar** urnlci- tho Sii]icrliitr*ii(lenct' of Col
M. N. fa11.,-'arrll ruu ill cuntit-clioli with tint Balttlmore
citt-ssi C—B^aajs/'lHtc—u is. .
iheir Tiil.lesuri' aiir,t,ilii'<l Wlttl 81l llio liclic—'it-s oi tlir*
i.i.i.k.'ls. ' -. '
'«•.- Itn.nretO Ihnnlrt'fnr tl.r-f.M.I.S i.TMti.
l',.r iTevght or piuisairi* tt|ivlv to th" Clerk of tiie
..■slii.iri.-rts. i.r to ' THUS. 11. Willi'. '-
il.l;'l'.l-lf . All. Ut, Nollon*. 1...
|>ALTIMORE STKAM PACMOT
J > coup ,m l.
t:\RRVINfI THU. i:\jteii st.itks mail.
STEAMER "EOLUS,"
FH9BI . .; ' . .
NOIU'OUC AND POUTSMOO I ll TO HAMPTON. I'OBT
MONUOIi, KASTKHN fsllOlli:, SIATIIKWS
COI'NTY, OUIL'CV.STKK k MiRKTONIN.
Tint _a*r nii.l Baft Steiinn*!* " .KOLHS," Gain—ln ti
McCAßKle'K,will eoiunit'liee' lit-r I c'rul.ir' lri|.s to tlia.llstv..'
ii,itii. .1 lilncos or. the '.Itti SBI'TKMUKK.
This Steumcr wilt leave the O.iv.'lliiiirnt Wl.ni I. Nor
folk, ,11 VlLjV.tit i.J. 2 iiu.i tort.iiiuiuli ul i o'clock, A. SI,
cv. r>
MONDAY, WEDNKSIIAY AND KItIDAY,
for Clicrrystoiic—every
ll'l-..-liJAV, TIIIJKSDAY AND .-ATCI!IIAY,
tor Mathews ami 11lo one—or couatici iyi.l Yoiktowu,
totl'lriir;; at If.itnptoii ami 01.1 Point. gr_ne; : liul rclurit
tiitt on .-nch trip.
lliis Steamer connects with ttn, llulliutore .-' .....
Packet Voliii«iiiy'sSteiini'.'rs "LOI'ISIANA" and "Afih-,
I. Ml'l.'." r..r- iiiiltiiiinre, i.i.rl Hi,- Stc.mitrt "TUOM.f"'
COLLYKR" :inrt "CITY OF KICH.MONU." li r r'iiv Point
.01,1 -tebmond. ,
'I'liioiigfi tieki.ls sol.l on this stciirncr to lljiltiiin.it'.
City Point, Itic Irnu.nill nml li it . "iinccitor.s.
This Bteamer is est—olally inl,ipt.'.l to the str*f»*>' in
wltich _— ha. 1 1. cnici'i'-'l, l"-inir very P.r-i, luiviuu
i—itsi* Accc.mint.tl.'itioiis, anrl is not" 111 nn c\c. limit S.ni
lletiit, an.) will nmkei h.ii'triu. ngardf**. wi the
I''orfri'ii*lit or psjtsago. apply to tho clerk ..lllie St-nin-'
cr. or ni tint Off—l ..f iho Con,pall*.
- F A R- F.:
FarTß to un.ltVom ll.impt.in nn.101.1 Pe.iitl fine.
I'.rre irolti Oheii'j'.toih', _ath*Wß tkti l Oioiici"*
t.rcorintie-aiiu.l Yorktown to Baluuiort- ftj ">
•' llii-liitiontl -4 "»
TIHTS. 11. WKBB,
BepD—tf ;U .. . Audit.
TH E NEW LLNE rSTEAiIER
JL I'iiOM
NORFOLK TO FOIIT MONROP. RUTIMORF,, RlCir-
MONO, MATI'IIF.WH COINTY AND CHfrRI:Y.*'IX)!*IK;
OttknNa Tiir. ''
■ HA RNHKN'S i:.Vf'RTsSS.
Tl.e fr.ll.rwing First Muss, tf—r-Wke- Wfcjviii.'rs, wlrlr
roi-ui'iinssi'il it.c..inriioili.il..ns, ivimely : ■
tiEOROE LEARY, C'Ai'X. Rlaki:mAn*,
JAS. T. liRAOY, OAiTw. Lawims,
Ll'itvolorniilliinore, DAILY, ut: 'tj o'clock,!'. „., in liv
ing in lime, t" eolliM . L ivillt nil If— euriylrains.
CITY POINT, Capt. Tai_»i>;,
MAOENTA, f'APT. BArfiPiK,, ,
1,...." lor Ilichnioii.l, DAILY, .it.. o'clock, A. M. BMII
Iluuin I'urnißlluil I'RKIi) t.HHAIiIIB. '
' MATTANO, Cavp. llri-ics,
Loaves for t li.rrystone, iv.i-y TUBSDAY. Tin iisu.v
ami SATURDAY, nml i„r Wallicws, Y. i„t>.wii au.l " ' I
liliilli-i-sfur every MOMia V, WlsflNK— '
DAY ami FRIDAY,,,! Ul'.., elk, m
A.»r.,tOticlilng at Ports
nnmil t,tßoitiiT. nml
r ■-'' .1.1..-., ~ '
c.i.iiecling at 01.1 Point «illi tin. Haw Line Steamers tn
to anil from llultiinc'.'.
These Steamer, nil have fi-.ini New Line Wluirf f,«it of
K,..ui..k.' and Market Sipiar.'.
Throngh tickets -..1.1 for PliilaJtlplila, Kew York arid
all the principal citio. West, passengen and bta,■•„ ■.•
taken Irr.iu Ih—t to cur. tree of, laarge.
The St,,liners all touuh nt FOIIT MoNROK, and i-oii
neit with each oilier, going and returning.
For any infora_S-U regmling Fre_hi or PasHiisre, ..r
s." in in- Btat* llt.ol.ts in i.ilvance. apply .it the D-co on
Pi»wi_tf, ji. i, TojiifjgjNg
"' I- [' Aliellt.
DEOPLE'S LINE FOR NEWBERN
■ AND TllJi
TXTI'.R IOR OF NORTJT CAROLINA!
CAU-YIM. THU IMl'Kir.srAILS MAIL.
The only anuEnti-kly New Koutk.
'lie' Stcarnersot Has lino will love moil ivli.irl, Norlolk
for Xeitliern. "II the* nniv.ll of thy l.io.its from Biltteor*
on Tuestl.tys,'jiiurs.l.vs iui'l S.tiirday*.
Iteltirioeir, will lyavo New'tiern Tlrt-sihilys, Thursrlay,
mill S.i tiir'lnyit, connecting with railunvslOr Cldsl.on.iiyli,
It;ilel-h, Wtlilou, Iteiiulbrt, Hurt-head Citjr and Wilming
ton.
'I'll" various lines of Railways are nearly all completed
in the Sl'iteof Ntirth Carolina, and IMMHIIIHIB will have
Utt— or no (iillicully in .'..,,..., their deeliuutiuu uu any
ot the' lines oi Railway.
The hi ..it. arc of the lirst class, and commanded hy men
of experience. who will sen lie pains .pared to make lias
.eni;t*rM cointortahie.
Using entirely an Inland Route, it will be found far more
pie—lint th.iii hy a sea route.
—_-Fr*:i".lit uikouat Low Rates.
For turlher int'orinntioii, apply to
W. C. F.DWARDS,
Roanoke Islund.N.C.
G ro. OLycT, Xcwheni, X C.) jy I—tf
ATOTICE.—On nnd after FRIDAY,
J_*t] tho IB—| nißtant, tb"Steamer
JENNY LIND iCapt. J. C Snow)
will I**v* Johu-ion's Wltarf, foot of Commerce Btreot,
Norfolk at 7 a vi uud -p- m , and Mvers' Wharf, Port»
mnlli at 7'i a. m. f..r FOKTRKSS MONROE und
111iMl'TON, touching *t NEWPORT'S NEWS on her Ai
tsrnoon Trip <hi W——Nidavs leaves Norfolk, from .lohn-
Iton'a wh.ul. for ll.iinploii nt'-'.H "'clocka. m.aml ip. m.;
U..11. ivcs M.vcr.' wliart, Fort.-mouth at trAJ a. in. Ke
turnlnu IsarM lluiiiptouatlj.i.ui.andtip. ut.
unitis —H |
A~TLANTIC COAST MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINK
F O R N EJV YORK!
THE NEW SIDE-WHEEL
HATTERAS, C'apt'.n Lewis Parish,
ao<i the
ALBEMARLE, Capt. Boakne,
Will leave Dickson" Wharf for New York a. follow.
HATTFRAS-Eicr} WFHNF.SDAY at 12 M.
__B___-L_-«**rj SUNDAY nt 6 A. M.
Returning, leave Pier No. 8", North River, at U M every
WEDNESDAY au.l SATURDAY.
For Freiaht or Paas ipe. |»' 'UK ejegant ticcoiumoilntionß,
.nr.lv to S C ELLIOTT, at Dickson's Wharf,
or to J. M. RENSHAW, Bell's W iiarf.
Agent, in New York, Messrs. UYI-tMTON, FOX <
CO, HI Broidwiiy. »ng Ml j
A
•ft* iiifetb ftaL
WEDNESDAY, SEI'TEAomsMI l.f, 1606
M I D STJMM E H .
BY K. — IMrJ—ON.
Around this lov*ly valley rise
The purple hill, ~f I'ur.t'disc.
Oil, Mist* on yon Ititrth* nf liav.
• iter, laaj bj_i till limwiii lays i •ro
Recalmt.l along the ayuro aky,
iiie aiyosie. of cloudliinil li.*,
Whoa* .hores, viith i.utiv v shining rift,
Far off their pearlnhiio •■ - " .
TBl—llfrli all —S long ini.lsiiiiiii.er d-iv
The meadow ,i.f"sniv swerH with hn'v.
1 .sell Hie coldest ah,-Herd Brut,
Just wherii the Held nnd fore-t meet—
WlM•gr**r th* plneirees i ,l| ~.„l lil.iu.l,
Tf rei- hi • it,,. oisieiesail gruml,
An I frln-y r**dts,,,, | psltbln livi
ill.- ripples of the rivulet.
I watch the lu-.ttt'i-H ns th.-v irn
'l'hr..ii(tli the hill tv,,,;, white-sle. v.l r..u ,
Willi even strokes th. i, s. elh.s IheJ iwtlg, ;
In tune Iheir inerrv whetstones r—g ; r
llehiriil th* nimble yoongstera ru" I
And loss the thick Mt— iv the lira t
Tb" cuttle prale; while, warm .....I -nil.
Slops* the broad pMTore, husks Hie hill.
And hrl—tt, when siimiucr feiroeces hr.-nk,
The green wheat crinkles like a lake,
.
The hiitteifly nnd humid, hen
Come to tb,, pleasant w Is with me ; *
Quickly before me runs th.- qua—,
The chickens skulk behim! the t.ul.
Hiell Up the lon.' Wo!i<|.pi.'('<.ti sits.
And Ihe ivwlpcckejjje-cks and Hits.
Sweet woorHsrid lunwfr'H.it,s ,n„l -ivdls,
The lu'in.kle-I riugs it. tinkling hells,
Th* sivnrrillii*r'lnserts .Irr.ii" and liuui.
'Lite p,ir'ri.l;;e hcits hi- throbbing- drum,
The sc.ilirr.ll _*jpa BMJ—BJ the bt—gbs,
And clutter, in his leulv houai*.
i li a ochdc Dashes by; and, look I
Into Ihe utivu-r "i Hie brook,
Wheri* tlßvaii. bine hint trims'llls -coat, '
Two tiny leathers eitl u«0 Ileal.
As silently, a. tenderly.
The di.wn of peuc. dantqadl on in...
.0(1. tliis is pence ! I have lie. ...'■■!
•Of frlei.tt In talk, ot l„,„lt lo i,-.id;
'.- A. dinii- Cr.iii|tnrll'tt here übidea i
*»(»'»tr to ...', ,!,..:" heall Ho hid.'.;
Tbo holy silence is His Voice:
, I lie and listen, nnd reioico.
. . ... !. B_B*—_MMM-
Betb Ktntrian; the romoli hiVnttr of
.the Rocky Mouutaiiisj, who liurl aj ready
iunmoitnfi/.ed li.ni*»ejf iiy liiakiiici liiicfc
liorn chilli, for Presi, Ichlm iiuc.htuiuii
mid a few iLiys sluce Drap_o_Ml
toic' of these curio-jitics ftp president
Jolijison, IlliirJe flow tli—i tl'o/ihii.'.-s o/'tiVo
lirii'\y IteiifM, slaiu by (he eccentric
hunter's own liautl.. The lollowiiiL; de
■seriptlon of the scene at the Wltil'j
House during thoceremony of presen
tatioii is from the Chronicle :
"After a short ilelay, a Mi—*.Bllim»li 1
•came running down tiie MinirWay itad
nniiouiioeil that bin Exeallaney waa
reaily and waiting. At U__ uttiie Hie
members of the prows wove- kindly in
vited to ascend, and lliey, togetl..-i Villi
tin- remainder of the party, t_lfowlug
on tiie heels of Kinitiaii, soon loiinit
tliuinisolves on tiie threshold of the
P_B_ideiilial sanctum.. The door of liv
■ room had been thrown open, anil, wit.lt
i out inlinduction or.formal ceii-motiv.
the : luti.dy pioneer nf the wild I'iicilic
ulope, tlio conijtioror of wild betisls ___
wiltl men, grasped bji thu hand the
honored President of tin all poweiiiil
Republic.. KiniiKin wan evidently no
stranger to tho President, who received
I liim in a iiun-i cordial niiinnor.
fig—l—Tl| upon his rifle, and as calm M
thoutrh lie lvad been convers'mjj; witb it
prairie companion, hestatetl to 1 lie Pies,
ident that recently he had been tip in
Pennsvlvnnia eonnti-noting a clifiir Irom
. the s-klna-of «evcral "grizzlies" which
he had killeil with his own rifle, and
which he desired to to him. —
That 111 offering itas a token of respect,
bofji to 1 ii!*) person 'aiui/iillr'c, he duslreri
to say tlmt, in his dpinion, the Prusiiloitt
of "these IJnitcd Htates was'thc Oir/<yi s.
man In the world."
The I'rcsideiit was much gratified at
this emphatic complhiient,"ami, in re
turtliiig'thiinljs, said hetlioH'jbt be knew
how ih apprt'ciate both it and the chair.
The President here inxisl.eil that
"Seth'" slioiild sit in the f-'hair, after
wiiich he sat fn thci'liatr, pralnlna liiirli
ly its beauty aud edfnfortable r|ualitie*r.
'I'ho "bWir-klllW',?''''!— tile mcanwhil ■,
had tiei'fime so much at ease in his inter
course with the President that he dcs-
I'lllltl.ll il>>'>ll Hn" »»»—.—•■-•« —•■ '..,'. ,■ 1 •' *
, ..... —.. ........ -..v. ..leJUiiilUO' '""
I •'. -• ,*>..i'l-l til 111*1
gut with perfect ntypnhdlttnev. r ]'his
oiiginatud, however, from" no want of
respect to his Excellency, but rather
Irom a buoyancy of animal spirit and a
genial good nature, which has won for
rCinmaii a host of friends wherever h.
is known. * i
Alter displaying all the p«rt_ and
point*, of ids wonderful chair, culling at
tention to the formidable claws clustered
on its sides, the natural feet of tiie ani
mals on which it rested, ihe old hunter
paused. It was plain, however, that
something remained to be told, some
thing startling to be shown, ami the
Rocky Mountain speaker had not pro
nounced his perontiion. Carefully un
loosing the cords which concealed the
huge head, he suddenly darted il, snap
ping and gnashing its teeth, close to tbe
President's knees, which was received
by the crowd with uproarious Itui.bteiT,
und heartily enjoyed by the President
himself.
The grown children of his Excellency,
several in number, now came in, anil
were loud in their denialmis to bo shown
again and again this wonderful feature
of the chair. _fo one seemed to enjoy i
their delight and fun more thnn the i
President, whose cure-worn- face waa I
lighted up with benignant smiles, and i
whose stern nature seemed to huve re
laxed and grown cheerful over tbe plea- 1
sing incident. The crowd, of iheir own (
accord, now withdrew, leaving Kiuman (
almost alone with the Piesideiit. At i
last, however, upon suggesting to bis t
Excellency that he should keep the j
head of the "grizzly" u-e)lprotruded iv ]
order to frighten off the offlce-BCekera |
and unrepentant Rebels who beatlge his j
mansion, and receiving a warm invita
tion to visit the White House at his ,
pleasure, the worthy old hunter with
drew, well pleased at his reception and
success.
—**.*. —i
We judge from the following that liv
ing is not much cheaper or better, or
pleasanter iv Mobile than it is iv Nor
folk:
Living here is what a rich man may
do. A man ou h small salary can only
do so witli tiie greatest economy. Rents
aro extremely high, and all else in pro
portion— nbout three hundred percent,
advance on the prices of 1860. Servants
are wanted badly. The blacks cannot
be depended upon, und now aro more
trifling than ever before, and if white
servants can be had tbe blacks will be
minus employment, ns well au many
other things*
i A
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
ASIATIC CHOLEHA."
r,.!itroLh.,S.*'.ti'rubor 121 li, lsA",.
> Mb. TCiutok:—l notice In the o, ( ,
Domtnion this morning, under the heail
Or O'.rfsmoiith Intelligence, that Mr.
Il.onias 1,...,,, riled from the efli'cls of
"Asiatic ( holeni- y, IVi , <~,„ V()l| ,„.
forniiiic for what (| ]( , ( )i( i />() .
minimi published this "lie. _, xni \ j
know thtit it is one. Was it to create ...
cvi-iieniciit similar to that which they
ui'titiscd about (lie "Yellow Fever" some
weeks hoo'.' That report proved, f,", '^,||
AMWolis -l-n;
audit will be recollected that the public
Weii' not satisfied until l>r. Leiden, the
Health Officer, in response fo your re
quest for truth, came out with an official
ilenfal. liiti.ihe Editors bf tha Old Do
minimi were, I supposed, satislied, as
their story WiW coined in the .Voi'lliern
papers, aiitl also extensively copied in
.North Carolina ami Virginia papers;
and thai, it kept, for a time, the itiei
ehaiits and others from coming here to
buy go.ids, Ac
The Oil Dominion talks a great deal
about nta kite, Norfolk afirst class city.
Hut its e.iiuse in publishing such inaii
eipti-l.y sensational statements leads me
to think that the real purpose of its
Editors is to utterly destroy our com
mercial prosperity,
I call ii|n.i.ii bus merchants to express
their vieiis upon this eholei'ii falsehood,
at tin' meeting of the lie ud of Trade on
this Wi.liie*tdaV evening.
Yodrs, ti'spVi-tCully, Tnuxu.
.._ . i
The New York Time* (Republican)
thiis s]>i'aks of the action of the Demo
cratic .--late tonvention, tho resolutions
and candidates;
" It ia perfectly evident- that the con
vention met with a determination to
squelch out, utterly and completely, the
Copperhead elements which hiivti liith- I
erto rulerl mil ruined the Dereoe.i'aue |
frßirry Tt UeqUNrlyflearthiitils object,
.' fiir the time, ut li'ii-t, hits been accom
plished. The War Hemocrals have Ptit
' their foot upon 'Horatio Seymour asti's
- t'.neily and decisively as upon Fetnandi
, ! Wooti. i. very thing that these men
I have favored is distinctly repudiated.—
a t'iovefitor Seymour's demand that New
* l-lgliind shall not have hvc/ir Volet in
ii the Cnited Slates Senate, while New,
YmU has l.ttt tw&. la me! by a ilistiliei I
declafation of the " etplattty of S'tit/m ;"
iihd the riVonsfriietioti pollc'y ofpasl
■ ilelit Johnson, wldeh is denouiieed by
■ all ihe Copperhead organs as tyr.-inmciil I
and cruel, is specially commended, as
, "evlin-'m.; enthniteni'i! statesmanship,
' Souttd political theory.' ahd an old-iash
ioncd, time honored regard for tbe rela
* lions and Hghtß of the Stales nnd the
I'Vileru! tiovi'i'iinieut, as established by
the Conilitiition." It is in.l easy, in
| deed, lo see how Ihe " Peace Democrats"
: can accept this platform, or act with the
party which so cortteinptuously rejects
and repudiates thorn, tint liia'f is their
1 business and none of ours.
" rhe, nominations of the convention
> are even cadre remarkable than lis row
.' luliolrs. (.. lieral Slocuin, who is their
| candidate for Secretary of state, was In
'.' ih.",<i a 'Republican member 6f the Slate
Assembly, and when (he war broke out
.' wa- the KeptihJieaii Treasurer of Qnon
daßa county. We believe he has always
mclcil with the Republican part*/! and
tllnf he now holds, as he always has
1 held, rhe principle* lo which thut party
has been devoted. We know no ifasoii
et.nnected with his political principles
and action why he should not nave been
I tho Union and Beuublioim candidate.—
We certainly consider it a high compli
ment to tiie Republican party that the
I Democrats should have come into its
ranks for their leading candidalo.
"Coiui<lrolli;r Robinson's nomination
is even asl longer mdi i.-tUion of the change
, which has conic over tlit; dream of the
Democrat.-. He was brought into pub
lic life originally by the more radical
" element ot the Republican party, and
' bei-uio bo _ißguated with Mr. Lin
rolu's 'conservatism' that he led off in
the canvass fur Fremont: ami when that
reliance failed him, finding no cundi
' daLcsuliicicnlly radical to meet his views
1 in, the field, he refused to vote for Presi
dent at ull. He is now the
...... .nt-' •• - * •
t ..„. .«, comptroller! If this is I
t noi 'paying hmmige to the virtue'of Re
,. luiblicniiisiu, we know not what would
r be. John \'an Muivn, the leading W.'ir
Dentocial of Ihe State, and the inveter
ale foe of Seymour, Wood it Co., is noiu
, inatetl for Attorney fieneral, and .Mar
tin Ci'over, an old Republican, for a
I Judge of the Court of Appeals. The
convention perfected its work by pdtting i
. the Democratic state Committee Into
the hands of Dean Iciciimomi and Ie- ,
| tar B. Sweeney.
"We accept the surrender of the Dem
ocratic party with pleasure. It imli
ctilies a healthy tone in tiie public mintl
and a growing patriotism in tbe Demo
cratic ranks. It. promises well for the
future of the country. It will defeat tho
ticket, if the Unionists are wise, by an
overwhelming vote; for the great mass
of the Democratic party are sagacious
enough To see, that if they desire to sus
tain the principles and policy of the Ad
ministration, they call do it with the
most honesty and cflect by supportine
its candidates also.
* — •
U. Aunt ION -NIW.SI'AIM-H W__T_SO
it was said that M Krinmml A i, oa ;
bad brokea with "L'Oplnio_ Nation
ale, in conseipience of the editor's ie
f_s_l to publUhao article Jeerins the dec
oration given to ___» j.,.„.|,eur.
iiiis waa a mistake. The true reason
he gives is as follows: "If by accident
anyol our readers perceived my lllenoe, .
con hml.v thank him and make" him hare
my humble excuses. A newspaper wri
ter has no claim to six months' vacation.
like senators and deputies, or even two,
like judges, lawyers, piolessors anil pu
pils, the very name of our profession,
Journalist, siitiicientlv indicates that
we musCalways be ready,and work every
day. \\ c are I ike bakers, Hie ski vesolailai
ly Deoessity ; bread is mn moreindispt—t
sable to the lite of civilized men than ,
inked paper. Rut though one be a news- ,
paper writer, be is none tbe'-Msa man s
subject to all of life's viei-sil tsdaa, hap
piness ii.eluded. If violent onnotions
do not paralyze the Laker . arm, they do '
soinewluil ihsluib the writer's brain. 1 I
think it i- better hi appear empty band
ed than to offer the public the lucubra
tion of the troubled brain. Is it not bet- i
i tor to say uolhiug than to utter non
* sen si;'.'
I knew a writer who rose early in the
i moinitig llu-day tiller he was married,
I and who wi'oieall day long until even
-1 ing. [M. About himself. His contri
-1 but ions to tin" Revenue Contcmporaiue"
» W< re its chief at tract ion.) It was _*)SJO
-t lutely ueeessary. The newspaper or re
view reckoned absolutely upon him, It
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
THE NORKOLK post
Offer* the ——I terms to Abvertibbub, awl li. a**_>| _~.
always torrtwijond nilli tlio genm_ :i.lT.rtisiu X nitwit,
other cllles.
TwaLVI LITBB or less -ill ron.tlttito a .quaro.
For a sliikl. Insertion per Bouare ONE DO—LAI -in &.
char— -I, au for each snbseipieut iiis'-ition TvVENTI
FIVKCKNT .
Merchauts, Atictioiiear* and .ill ..tliers who arlT.itfsa
regulurly, nnd occupy tin—fourth nf a cotiituD or more, can
make special terms, and will rrv.-lv" .. lil.entl deduction.
llu.iiiesaCar.lH, fivb DOLl.uts per month or rim not
LARS per year.
All transient n.li, iti*,iin..,is payithl* in advance—all
others monthly.
said to him that he alone va aI■I ■■ to
save a publication in very in/lrm health.
As may readily be lieliVved, he saved
"otliiiiLrat all,and yen i., ohnblewhaf lio
wrote that day hail iwrt .i • ■rain of coni
nion seiis,e in it. Let ;t mhui exert him
] sell as he may, he cannot draw from
iimiHili' aught but what is in it. Now
n»__ilw_!feSCP ß *"'<*»** a sentiment
or an .lea so it4,i ; „ „,,, lllinr , a9lO ~ .
everythmg else out of U JfappineU i.s
like a knit: who conil.s.s.. l( | s £» , '
, rutf man - house—tliere >»-onm f„r t„
, «£> Jnt hi,,,. Ho th_ hapf9^/-f
--l,t: i.' "t 'iHnl'V i relate Hi jit,,, «r>
i ;' TV;; i -4> • >»»»« ex Vthat
. \\ hlch filled his lienrvVmi head. 1 J,i„k
> the ezertloq is still monoifficuU wb__
one Is called ou to write near anew cra
dle. Although the heart never b*Nnm«B
' I-different to public a__l n, we see things
which touch ns Dearest occupying the
first place. Tl is lii.i selfishness"; it is op
' tics. Put your hand before your eyes;
1 you can perceive nothing in the cham
ber. Interpose >i little head iv a tiny
cap between the world ami you will wit
nests' a beauli'ul phenomenon, which as
tronomers have not yet studied—the to
tal eclipse of the world."— l'arin Cor.
I'ub. Circular.
—._.—
We find tbe following going the round.
of the country press. Wo wonder if the
story litis any connection with a scene
which was related some months ago as
happoning in the parlor of a Bank on
Broadway :
List sum mer a bank clerk in New York
stole 1100,000. He lost the money by
''fighting the tiger." He then called
upon a lawyer and informed him that he
was a ruined man and thought of sui
eitle. This led to the following dialogue:
"How much does your defalcation
,'111101111110?
"One hundred thousand dollars."
"Ciot any of it leftY"
"Not a cent."
"That*, bad;you have left nothing to
\ work with."
' \ "Wli'it must lie done?"
> " You must, return to your d,esk and ab
stract another hundred thousand."
1 "What must Ido that tor.
v..'.'. I |Ve 1 "' l '• s< '''• / ' , y,mr ?h*w«»«-r and save
i -Iv'. l " "w -tate Prison,
- ~,* , ,'" 1 , ,U " ,|,V|1 Wrouaand dollars you
~ .ih.' to steal to-morrow, T intend to com
, promise wi i b l(Je ~m i. Yimr ™
' "Ya?i__| 1,-r i l "-'!'" n y" "'il' amount to
--."J.OOO. I will call at the Hank and
cones,;,„. jr mn-nee.-f will represent
inyaeJJ as your heart-broken unci,, hou
sii,;o, r ,. I r"V ■ . wi " o,i " r «»-Ba-it
(WiOOOtobußh up the matter. The Hunk
Will accept. This vvi|| | e(tre .-.;.:uotK, to
.iivn.e between yon ainl me- that is
-lOtiOapiece. VVithtliissumyoufan re-
Ul'c iron bushiest,.''
The young uum listened aud Wok on
. wisdom. He tl leu ha, ,y. ~1,-aiinii
and coinpi-oiiiisi'ii a- un i.iu-. ;*,- naiil he
, should, lie is now Worlli .-_,,!,ui-ft, „„,[
la counted "one of the mo»i itspetiablo
( gentlemen in the city of .New IrTotk."
* •—• ♦
_________ Vi:.ssi:i,s Si:izi:i> in New
. (Juii.NAiiA.—A letter dated at Panama,
■ August .'fist, says :
" A good deal of oxeitomeut has been
' occasioned by the Govern man t here an
' propriating a couple of Ainericau vessels
* lor transportation purpoMß,
" The vessels were aold here by the
[ United Slates Consul, who furnished
< them with the documents recjuUite, as
' the purchasers thought, to navigate on
the coast, and under which they have
been sailing for nearly two years. It
now appear*] the. hail no right to these
documents, and their owners can claim
no protection either from the Consul or
Admiral, although Ihe negligence or,
' ignorance of the Consul in hi* duties
may be considered the whole cause of
Ihe trouble, and he is generally censured
i hero for his conduct in the matter.
Kays Le It.tit Journal: "Madame
■ Howard, flic early, if not the earliest,
1 love of a gentleman, now called 'Mon
l atgnear,' and one who has lain nn the
■ couch since gladdened by a virtuous
i queen, has passed ihe ills of immortal
I estate and gone to a lamented grave.—
- She was beloved beyond the love which
I a peasantry of Trance has granted toany
- foreign favorite, and her many charities
I_•"" *•/.'. w ' _'"V ot " nerinuny miclici.
I lea. \\ c could have spared many wives
belter than this forgotten favorite"
Thus the Patrie; "The Countess de
Beauregard died on Biinday; she had
greats*/ attached herself to the villagers
ol < liesney and the Chatiu.i de Celle."
And the iSteofe .• "A lady of rank passed
away on Sunday, one familiar to the
politics as to the scandal ol France, the
Countess of Beauregard ; she died at
peace with better women, and the hon
est and purest of her commune paid her
attention a t the grave."
— ■ _ m
How shall we earn onr bread ? is a
grave question; yet it (i a iw-eeJ and in
viting question. Let us not be content
to get our bread in some grotati, carelei—.-1
ttlid hasty manner. Some nun r.u a
hunting, st.vie v _st-Bg. some a gaoling,
Some lo war; but none has so pleasant a
time us they who iv earnest st ek tn earn
heir bread. Not only tin- raiubow and
sunset aie beautiful, but to be fed and
clothed, sheltered and warmed alight
are equally beautiful and inspiring.
-Mini is coiitiiiti.tily saying to woman,
"Why will you not be more wioc?"—
Woman 1.-, iriiitinually —vying to man.
• Why will you not be more loving?''
It is not iv iheir will to be wise or to be
loving; but, unless each is both wise
on.l hrVtUji, therecan be neither wisdom
uor love.
. . SB ' - —
A smart three months old Cochin
China rot-t-r, residing in Portland,
Maine, had a mortal combat with a full
grown ml on Wednesday. The fight
B-raaW-fl (.oiifested on both sides, aud
after a continuance of thirty-five min
utes, eutlctl in the death of the rat.
— _ m
L,et nothing come between you and
the light, fie-jir-ct men aa brothers only.
When you travel to the Cele-,ualCuy,
carry no letter of introduction. When
you kno_ _, usk to see God-'-noue of tho
ser yin t».
Even the tendereat plana force their
way up througn the -_r_eat earth and
the eieviees ol rocks; but a man i.oiiia
"erial power can resist. W'liat a wedge,
what a beetle, what a catapult, is an
mrnetst lap! What can resist him ?
—*» _——*. .
Love is a severe critic. Hale can par
don more than love. Tiny who aspire
I to love worthily, subject themselves to
au ordeal more rigid than any other.
-— —- _ *
It is strange that men will talk of
miracles, revelation, inspiration, and
the like, as things past, while love re
mains.—if, D. TtiQreteW,
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