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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auot Geor getown.
VALEABLR RUILDING LOTS IN 9KORGR

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS I'm GRoRGR-
TOWN AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May lat, at e'clk,
| will sell in front of the premises, Lot No a,
Beatty Il HswkinR' addition to q rgetOwu, front
l29 feet.
Terms at IAle.
Conveyancfns and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. THOMAS BOWLING.
An 26-d IIntell Auctieneer.
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PERSONAL,

NOTIO1-Any person indebted to B. Morrison
~ will pea se call before the frst of the month
at 9TH street north and settle.
8p z2-4t" B. MORRISON.
DR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsyivenis
- avenue, near 14th St., over Messrs. KidWell 8
Drug store. ap6 Sniff
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AN OLD MANN is ITO look before you leap ~
We would therefore advise young men to call
st II. Smiths, No. 400 Seventh street, and
look at his splendid stock OF spring goods, be-
fore purct asing else " here. All his goods are
sponged, and made up in the latest and most
fashionable style.
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PYW. B. LEWIS & CO., Auetioneers.

FURNITUgs OF A FAMILY AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING next. April %, at 10
O'Clock, st No 316 Delaware avenue, near Scriv-
ener's Grocery Capitol "a ill., SD ali sell select
assortment of modern made Flu rniture-
Fine Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Takles Stands, WsrdroLes Bedstesds
Bidding Mattresses, Bookcase, Carpets
China, Glassware. Cutlery, Stoves. &c
Books also geo yefum mes Standard Books. as new
American Encyclr padiAs. in half calf binding.
stapdard Poets, Histories. Travels and Scientific
Works. W. b. LEWIS q w.,
an 6qt [Cbron Auctoneers,
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This Thursday forenoon, at lO1a O'Clock, ANN
AMANDA JORDAN, OF Fairfax county. Virginia
May she rest in peace.
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!MPk0vED PROPERTY IN GRORGHTOWN

On MONDAY. MAY ]. at 5 o'clock p. M. ! Will
Is in Beatty Mawiins' sddition to George.
town. fronting Is feet on the south side Of First
running back about l2s It. to wide alley The i'm
ggtovenents consist of . good two story Brick
aonse containing ten rooms and csa., With
rear. The location is one ofthe best 70 town.
oeths Win be fhra ta m IN
trust on the property.
All conveyancing and stamps ct the cost Of the
purchaser.
NJ A, DOUGHTY, Executrix W. A.
THOMAS BOWLING,
ap intel Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
Pr GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY on
SECOND STRICT, CAPITOL HILL, Ar AU0-

On THURSDAY. the Nth instant, We shall sell.
N 'front.' of the premises. at six clock p. N parts
OF Lots rs and %, In Square No. 1872, With the i'm
ing House With brick basement, containin G eixht
%.tsr zen sfEInvenieDtly arranged rooms. gas aad
lou The whole front is IS feet Second street
=, " AHA Ssen south and sts between Penn.
r. Il an coout 10 feet to wide private alley.
TT; :. SCI ~ shrp obery and fruit trees.
Seo, navink an east front, and presents many in
some residence " oo'Ain n~
Title indisputable.
Terms cash.
Ali conveyance at the cost OF purchaser. includ.
ing revenue stamps.
One hundred eOllArs VIII be required when the
If the purchaser sh Guild fail to comply with the
terms OF sale in Eve days from day Of sale. the
owner reserves the right to sell the property at
the mis- and cost of the first purchaser by Advet
titiog the same three times IN the National Intel
lieeD ser.
N
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SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES &c.
On 6ATURDAY. April 2sth, commencing 1T 10
O'Clock, at the Bazaar. we will sell about
FIFTY HORSES,
suited TO saddle and harness, of which full de
scription at sale. Including seme very valu able
saddle. w rk and blowing Horses.
ALSO,
Pair Devon Oxen and Cart.
-. ALSO,
large collection Of New and Second. and Oar
RACES Blu ggies. Rockaw EXpr Wag ms, &C.,
with which the ssle will commence with.
ALSO,
New and Second hand Harness, &c
M heenIar Sales at the Bazaar. every TueSday,
anutrtsosy, and Saturday, without regard to tbs
Carriages. Harness. &c. always at private sale.
WIN. WALL & CO.,
ap Is tChrop. & Intel.J Auctioneers.
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To YOUNG MEN AND PARRNTs.-Bryant ac
STATIONS Business College, corner eth and d
streets, is now in successful operation, with
complete departments OF Book Keeping, Pen
manship. Telegraphing and Photography
Young men enter at any time. This is the most
extensive and elegant educational institution
IN Washington. Call and see. 2ts
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.

AUCTION SALE OF THREE FRAME HOUSES
siTnATED ON STREET, BETWEHN SD
AND AZ STREETS, ISLAND
On MONDAY. the Ist day of May, at ocI ok %
M. on the premises. containing four rooms each.
having u feet front. lO2 feet 6 inches deep.
Terms: One malt cash; balance six ana twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the premi.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the pu rehaser.
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DYJ. g. sTARyORD d CO., Auctionesrs.

Va1UAssssz ReRsHk!x SFfSs51f SH1 Ar
~ feet First
s sips baak rs feet inches The inprareaent.
consist of q Nellbuilt two: story Frame House,
nearly nav wStn never failing well of good water
~ This property fronts lat at west in the imme
struotion By the GoEernment. and opposite the
ar sensl ersards. and in thriving moi shborhood.
TeTm: One half cash the 5aisncs six and
twelve months. with inte,eat. secured by deed
ap "a G0hronj G. STAFFORD L co, Auets.
SALx OF CONDEMNED HORsss.
Q.saytsrmastg Gen@aps ons, Fist DirisionI
WIZ be sold at pub. g auction, to the ' Highest
'isi's' at ei''TfGrF Rss 3 : N Mag .,
$$$SE EsBAS;: ~ y; i s,
TWO HUNDRED toSxSHAIsaTf HORSES BACH
These horses have been condem ned as unfit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road ana farming pnT poses, many good bar
Horses sold singly Sale to commence at 10 A.
NJ Terms cash. in United stats 1aM fa5rsnf SK1u
.Brevet Prigadier General, in Charge fiTstbiri.
ap 26-tms2a
A UcTIcN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Qua-:srnnnss.y Generars Office. First Division,1
win be sold. at public auction to the highest
# tbf tine nd sg 7
CARLISLE. rEs SfH 1; an THURSDAY,
WILMINGTON. P Pii " "a THURSDAY,
P.97sBURGH, PIikSESIsYi NV FRIDAY,
TWO HUkDkhEsBE z cAlss e&s,L2 HoRsEs
These horses have bern condemned SIS unfit for
the &c Ga.s sd service ,. Of the Army; NAV,
gains may be had
Horses SOLD sipslyi Sales to commence at 1O.A.
Terms cash in en'e dA ssnEs' A. KERN ERIN
ssss S'sa Frst f b3fson q fsseE'e
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionssr..
oHANoENRSY SALE q yAhUAg5E IMPROVED
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in chancery cause
sasen vs e. fs ss
April lS at AZ O'Clock, on tho premises Lots 4.
% .v ses Ne s
and north street, and is improved by desirab BILE
garden laid out on tbs srouoas; Lots No. i. I.
and have been su Adivided into thirteen fine
on Connecticut avenue. Between NORTH r. an. nd0s
streets, some of them running through to 2lsi
ham as q garden have fne shade trees in front
and are well located for cottage site.
Terms cash
Conveyancine and revenue stamps at the cost o!
| the purchasers.
.pa JAS w q Nee &c DfsE Co. al Rass:
~ THI ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN
consequence of the death OF the President, until
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April oath, same hour
apls-d JAS. c. Meg UIRR & Co, Aucts.
~ THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, EXCEPT
the cottage and two of the lots Ia the on
! is postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, Maj
l, at the same hour aud place.
WIN. " PEEDALL Trustee
ap25d j. @. MCGUIRE Il co., Aucts
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UY McDEvITT & CONNOLLY. Auctioneers.

ALARGB AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT
AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
On FRIDAY MORNING. at 10 Q. M. 2lst and
streets Wis: Com prising Boots and Shoes, Ladies'
Caters, new and second hand Clothing almost as
good new. Furniture, Watchss, Jewelry Kitchen
Fancy sosp, 200 yards Of Ingram Oar pet. large
assortment Of Cil Paintings, Steel Engravings Of
Day sales ondsys and Fridays
Night sales Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
commencing at .. m.
The highest cash price paid fer Furniture, &c.
Out door sales premptlY attended to.
ap R-lm* MCDEV1TT & CONNOLLY, Aucts.
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DBOTOGRAPHSp painted neatly In o,I ooIo,. ~,
j 81 hy. lady artisL. Please send NAM and al.
dress TO Miss y. H0YT. Washing ton Post Once
ap "A I'm
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i FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

offer at private sale part of my farm. known
as Nv cooley F" containing, by recent survey, 80
acres, roods and Is perches; an adjoining tract,
mo silly in timber. of % acres 2 roods snd perch
es, will be added, If desired. The improvements
are large well built DWELLING, beautifully
situated in grove OF forest oaks. and command
ing fine view of Washingto city, the Potomac
river and the surrounding country: q large Barn
and Stable. Ice house, filed with Ice, and other
necessary outbuildiags. There IL q large numb Der
of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embracing
nearly every variety.
The above place is situated in the county Of
Washington. D. @ one and hall miles north Of
Georgetown. directly east of st. Adams Church,
on the road to Tennall ytonu. IL is bounded on
tle north and east BY proposed puSnnc ROAD,
caiieo Woodley Road part of which was com.
Pleted last year, by which road the place will
DC within fifteen minutes d. i've of Washin gton
further description of this Or operty is deemed
unnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing ara
invited to examine the place
If not disposed of at private sale bafnre the
last of April next 1T will be offered at public auc-
ton, OF which due notice will be given
For terms. &c. inquire of Charles NJ Matthews
Attorne, st:Lax, No. 81 Congress street. assrse-
and Market Space, Washington city. who is pre-.
pared to chow plat of the land. go
LOB RENT-A 6pe BRICK STABLE and CAR
Il RAGE HOUSE, suitable for three horses;
most central location in Warrington; rear of 27i
ply TO J. BRLLEw & CO.. 5i0 Seventh street,
Sd door south Of Odd Fellows Hall. NH 81 tt
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RARE MUSICAL TREAT.-The grand vocal
and Instrumental complimentary concert ten
dered to Mons. Aiexandre Wolowski, the dis
tinguished and fayorite pianist and composer,
Hal, 7th street. Professor Wolowski will be
assisted on this occasion by Nine. Gomez de
Woiowska, the renowned prima donna OF the
Italian opera; Mrs. Lizzie King, the accom-
plished harpist, and a number OF fine singers
and performers, Mons. Wolowskl's pupils.
Knowing Prot. Wolowski's reputation, and
the programme 80 interesting, we don't doubt
OF the ODD Fellows Hall being crowded to its
utmost capacity.
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RYJAs G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctionsers.
CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE s0UAREOY
GROUND ON SEVENTH STREET WEST Bh-
TWEEN Q STREET AND RHODE ISLAND

RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctionsers.
eR0TND on sEvENTA STREET WEsr, BIN
TWEEN STREET AND RHODE ISLAND
On T "a AFTERNOON. April 9Th. a. s
and az
the su prens Oeuft OF the District Of CoIumbi..
as Shs' siR EI1ssSs.h Brent i CONF sinsSt and
dersigned win sell the whole of Square No 10.
s lots
TIN and 9Th streets west, between Q at. and Rhode
Terms: 0ne third cash; the remainder in aud
IL months. with interest: secured 10 the sattsfsc-
ton of the trustee; or ell cash, at the option OF
Ali conveyancipg and stamps At the cost Of ths
'0t J.gARRoLL BaENT, Trustee
apll-eodts J. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auots.
DY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO, Auotioneers.
=. 01,n DsAL E6 Of sFggIIgRE; &c:
corner of 5th. general experiment Of Furniturs
Of a gentleman removing from the city, consisting
One Rosewood case octave Piano Forte
One Suit of Parlor Furniture, Upholstery in Da-
Mahogany wardrobe
Wa nut carved Jenny bind Bedstead
sad ss
Ghildrens Iron Bee steals Crib and Mattress
Hair Mattresses, u usk Mattresses
Feather Beds, BoLsters and Pillows
| Parlor and Chamber Carpets
Extension Dining Table, Dining Room Chairs
| Refrigerator, C-ockery and Glassware.
ALsO.
| Ten baskets nsi dunn quality Champagne:
ap 25-d g. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucsa.
by IHOs. BOWLING, Auct.. Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS dc, 60.
- 30, AT AUCrLON.
On FRIDAY MORNING, April 18th . at 10 o'clock,
will sell at the Monticello House, at the inter-
section OF Bridg and Aqueduct streets, George
town, the entire Furniture contained therein.
consisting of
mahogany Piano.
Carpets Chairs. Tables.
| Bedsteads, Bedding and Mattresses.
| Looking GLASSES. Wardrobes, &C..
| Sofa, Oil Cloth, Wsshstands,
| Refrigerator, Crcckery and Glassware,
/ Kew Bar and Fixtures 6yeter Box, &C.
Cooking, Hall G1d other Stoves.
And many articles not enumerated.
A' p'''' Taos. BOWLING.
ap252t Intel. Auctionssr.
RY W. B. LEWIS l. CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE OF FAMILY AT AUCTION
| On FRIDAY MORNING next April %, at 10
O'Clock, at No. 316 Delaware avenus, near Scriv-
assortme mt of modern made Furniture
Fine Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Takles. Stands, W8rdroLes Bedstesas
prn NAT
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HALMbOLDb FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU Is
II pleasant In taste and odor. free from ali
inJrrious propertes. and immediate In its 90
ten mar NSn
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OFFICE U. 8. CAPITOL EXTENSION.

c.uy,un .WAsHINGTOH. April II, 1855
On SATURDAY. April 18th, cemmeneius .t 70
o'clock q: m the foil ing prvs:s,T will Be- sold
at public auction, on the grounds north OF the
United States Capitol:
Night ts) powerful drsught HoIses,
Three ~ low-bed Wagons,
One(lI dumping Do,
One q swinging Do, extra large
Five 60 CARTS.
One % sin gle Carriage,
Seven "a sets lead Harness
Four "a sets cart Harness
In addition to the above will be sold q large lot
OF Old materials of siious linds for which there
is no further use
By order of the Secretary OF the Interior.
CLEMENT WEST,
ap3 General Superintendent.
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by GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctieneers.

EY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctiensers.
MOE LITTLE FRAME HOUSE, CONTAIN
ING SIX ROOMS, on NJ STREET H0kIH,
BETNE1N TWELFTH AND tn RTEEETH
STREETS WEST. No. AL, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On fUEspAY AFTERNOON, May I'd, at sig
%, in Square No. 2S2. with the improvements.
which are q good two-story frame house and othss
outbuildipge.
Terms: One half cash; balance in ak months.
secured by deed of trust.
Convey sncing aud STAN ps ut cost of pursbsser
ap GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucta
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flowing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, BY the
Gov ot1maS Tow ComPspy,s Boats. POTOMAC,
the Captains on board or to JNO. B. DAVIDSON,
Water street. Georgeto may Is
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AUCTION SALES.

DY VIM. L. WALL G CO.. Auctio nsers.
ID Washington Horse and Oarriase Bazaar
80 L.. av.. bet 9th and lot h sta.
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u have Just received fine assortment ON
BARGLAssES, LAGERand WEISS BEER Eau
GLASSES, and everything to 1T out . bar or N.Y.
restsurant and . general assortment Of III
CUPS and sAUCERS. PLATls, and everything
usually kept in first Glass 0hina and HCus.fIT-
Ing att. B. FOLEY's, SIG street, between 10th
and llth I. Inn
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MAY BAIL.-The Columbia Engine Com
pany are making great preparations for their
grand ball which takes place on the 1st of May.
. at Navy Yard Odd Fellows Hall, and no
doubt fine time will be enjoyed by all par
ticlpatinE in it. This ball Is tor the benefit OF
the Library of the Company, in which many
OF the members profitably spend their hours,
but the shelves need replenishing, and by this
means they hope to accomplish this object.
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UELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
- BUoHU. Is Ias Great Diny.tit.
SARSAPARILLA,f is the Great Blood Purtfer
Both are pre- spared according to rules Of Pharms.
CT and Chemistry, and the most active that can
be made. mar q 6un
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EOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND lying in Mont
Il gomery County. Maryland, adjoining Fort
Sumner about five miles tro N Georgetown D. O.,
ard containing about ave hundred acres, upon
which is q Frame Dwelling and outer buildings,
and good orchard 1t is also we'll watersd The
above property will be sold in whole part to
suit pure asers. Apply to L. LODGE, residing
near Fort Sumner, or address the subscriber at
Washington, D G.
ap L. l0tf L. A. LODGE.
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"ANTED-By q respectable settled woman q
wv sITDATl0n as nurse and sea m stress, who Is
Very best Of references given. Apply at MRS
FLEMING, 542 & street, between Sd and Ash
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this morning s paper, to which we invite
the attention of our resders
George e. Wilson notice that he has
opened an auction and commission house at
No. II CampbelPs wharf. Also agent for
Guano Pho pilates and fire proof Safes
AUCTION Sale this Morning Shaw & Roberts
will sell fifteen or twenty valuable horses
this morning, in front of their auction rooms.
Family Residence for Sale. George R.
Wilson calls attention 10 a very desirable
family residence which he wants to sell.
Valua6le farm in the Market.-J. J. Bur-
roughs, Executor, offers valuable farm for
sale The sale takes place, on the premises,
10 Princess Anne, on the 23d day of August.
See advertisement in another column.
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MARRIED.

On the 2Sth inst, in Norfolk County, by Elder s. s.
Barret, Mr. JAMES CONDOR, Of New York, and Miss
ELIZABETH TAYLOR.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Henry A. Wise Jr, at
Halifax Court House, Va, CHARLES COSBY, of Halifax
county, Va, and Miss MARY NJ VANBERTHUYsRN of
New Orleans, La.
In this CITY, at the residence Of Miss Griswod the
Madison Female Seminary, Thursday July 49, by
Rev. W. Green, Mr.: G. JAMESON, of St. Louis, and
Miss MARY E. Noe of Norfolk, Va
A BRIDAL PARTY. There wss an exceed
ingly pleasant bridal party this morning at
the residence of Miss Griswold of the Mali,
son Female Seminary, composed mostly of
ladies' and gentlemen from ST. Lonis, who are
spending the summer season in Madison The
bride was Virginia lady, young and beau
tiful, and the happy groom gentleman from
St. Louis The welded pair left on the noon
train for the East accompanied by host of
good wishes on the part of their friends
and acquaintance for their future happi
ness
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DIED,

In Petersburg, July 27th 1885, FLORA, infant daugh-
ter OF James A. and Laura J. Blick.
At his residence, in Chesterfield county on the mora
ing OF the 9th inst, HARTwELL F. COOKE.
At her residence, in New Kent county on he 26th of
July, Mrs ELIZABETH LIBBY consor of Captain Luther
LIBBY and eldest daughter Of the late Joshua Crump
OF this city in the forty ninth year of her age
Killed. at the explosion of the mine'' in front of
Petersburg, July 30th 1885, HENRY c.. son of Benia-
min F. Thompson, of this city.
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VERY LARGE MARKET.-The limits of the
market has been discussed time and time
again; various opinions have been given, ana
much time consumed in vain efforts to nix the
exact limits When man purchases lot
of truck inside of the corporate limits between
the hours of sunrise aud noon, we contend,
that he violates the ordinance by purchasing
in the limits of the market: ergo, the limits
of the market in that connection, are CO.
equal with the limits Of the corporation Nor
under any interpretation Of the law can this
oe far out of the way, if the markets continue
10 increase ia SIZE On Saturday last the
market carts extended from Bank, up Main
and Churon Streets to Cove, and this addition
to the large number that filled market space
Several hundred carts, we'll filed, with all
the good things Of this favored and prolific
climate. made their liberal contribution TO
the wants of our people. The market on
Saturday, reminded us, from its extent, OF the
Christmas EVE markets we used to have years
ago but only 10 extent for there were none
of those large Turkies or tempting Canvass
backs, add other species of game that charac-
terizes the markets in the winter. In their
places ho@evef, were delicious frnits, mag"i-
fceut vegetables and splendid melons, all 10
great variety and prodigal profusion.
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ssaL@ of vAAUAEhia REAL ESTATE

In pursuance OF tAe power vested in the
trix of Sarah woodward, deceased, shall WEDNES
DAY the I'd day OF August next offer at public SALE
the Auction House of f. Ferguson of Roanoke
Square and Broad Water Street. the following real
in this city, of which the said Sarah Woodward
died seized, viz:
LIST. nnal yaitns6e alrf engply-
iappurtenances at the intersection of Church and
Freemason sts., fronting on the former ifty-seven
feet, and running back parallel with the latter one
hundred and eight feet.
I'd. That LOT, with three story brick dwelling and
other improv the north side of Main street,
adjoining the property Of Mr. Wake on the west and
street fty-one feet four and half inches, and run
ming back northerly one hundredAnd ten feet.
Sd. That LOT and appurtenances on the south side
OF Bermuda street, late the residence of Mrs Sarah
Woodward, fronting on said street, forty feet, and
running back in southerly direction one hundred
feet.
4th, That LOT and appurtenances the north of
Bermuda street, adjoining the property of the Misses
Halson on the east and that Of Mr.. John Southgats
the west, fronting on said street forty feet, and
running back northerly to the centre of the marsh
Terms cash. Sale at IL NJ.
SARAH CHANDLER, Executrix.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer. iy24-l0t.
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\TORFOIK FEMALE INsrrTurE

The NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE, long under
the tn charge Of Rev Mr. Smith, will be reopened on
native Of this city, for long time Principal of the
fredericksburg Female Seminary and late President of
Lafayette College Dr. McPhaiPs hitherto varied and
successful career as teacher warrants him in giving
the assurance that pupils entrusted his care will be
solidiy and faithfully instructed Full par .iculars will
be given in a Circular soon to be issued
jy292t ISL,
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CoUP DE So LEIL.-We Learn that an old and
highly esteemed citizen of Portsmouth,, whose
name has escaped us, fell in the Navy Yard
on Saturday and expired from She effects of
sun stroke.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-31
By Shaw & Roberts
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
{E1 will sell at public auction MONDAY next July
w S1st. 1856, on the premises at IL O'Clock NJ
EIGHT (S) BUILDING LOTS, .
In Norfolk County, adjoining the city limits These
Lots front 40 feet the street leading Pollards
and have depth of 300 feet, situated in rear of
Duschs property. An arrangement can be made with
the owners of the adjacent property to open twenty
feet lane in the rear This is fine chance for Milk
men, Hog raisers and Hackmen to invest.
Plot of the Lots can be seen at our Office corner
Roanoke Square and Wide Water street.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
jy2S-3t Auctioneers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-31

II h3CKsnaITHS and HORSE sHUERs,
The undersigned most respectfully calls attention of
the public to the fact that they prepared to do all
work IN their line in neat, safe, and durable manner
No. SO. Wide Water street. next door to Huyck Yea
zey's Livery Stables.
ADDISON & MONTGOMERY.
Two good Horse Shoers wanted None but good
workmen need apply. jy293t