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NORFOLK MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
Wholesale Quotations.
OMMERCIAL.

Wholesale Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
| WHEAT-White 5000; Red $1.6O@2.
! CORN-75@S5 cts.
OATS-45@52 cts. per bushel-wanted
FLAXSEED-S2.30 @275 per bushel-firm-
| CALIFORNIA WINES.-per case So, to S15
| CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS-per case $l3.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY--per case $50.
C0TTON-33@37 cents per bin good de-
mand
WOOI-3O@5O cts per fb-as to quantity and
condition, for washed and unwashed.
TAR-S4HD4M per bbl.-some little coming
forward-wanted.
PITCH-Nom
ROSIN-NOmina
TURPENTINE-S4@5%.
SHINGLES-Per NJ, IL inch bundle 5000; "a
inch, $40; feet, Sl215.
K. 0. H. STAVES-$3O@35 per NJ.
W. o. II. g -S4O@45 per NJ.
BARREL q -S2S per M.
PIPE 8" -S75 per NJ
BACON-hog round, 1921 cts. per tb-in fair
demand.
LARD-24@26 cts. per 1b--scarce.
BUTTER-35@4 cts. per fb.
CHEESE-16@20 cts. per Id.
TALLOW-12@15 cts. per tb.
RAGS-415@5 cts. per ID.
. BEESWAX-40@42 cts. per ID.
FURS-nominal.
HIDES-nominal.
HERRlNGS-S506 per DBL, eastern.
MACKEREL, NO. 1-$21 per bbl.-small sup
ply and fair demand.
MACKEREL, NO. 2-$l8 per Dbl.
% NO. 3-$12@l3 per Dbl
CODFISH-nomina.
HAKE-nominal.
PORK-Mess, $34@35 per bbl.; prime Mess,
$50.
SUGARS-Brown, 1905 cts per tb; Clari-
fed, A, q cts; B, 20 cts; G, 10 cts. per ID.
COFFEE-31@36 cts. per 1b.
MOLASSES-45@70 cts. per gallon.
FLOUR-Family $12.50@A.25; Extra S10.25
@11.75 Superfine $9@9.50; Fine $7.50@8.50.
SALT-Fine, 81 G, A., So Turks Island
70@75 cts. per bushel
FORD'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE-$ per ton
of 1000 1bs
RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHATE- per ton
BAUGHS PHOSPHATE-$66 per ton.
of 1000 TBS.
REEsE'S BONE FLOUR-S75 per ton of 1000
TBS.
KIMBERLY'S CERIAL FERTILIZER-S45
per ton of 1000 TBS.
REMARKs.-There is no change in Flour, the
market continues quiet at former figures. Corn
showsa slight decline, but it is owing to decline
in quality; the market is firmer and the demand
active.
There is change in Wheat; the receipts con-
tinue light and not equal to the demand.
Cotton is firm and in demand, with tendency
to advance in the higher grades
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b. Hopkins Il MilIigan,

4 UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
Rear Estate, in the NEST Pleasant
part OF the City.--We will offer for SALE on
the premises Thursday morning at II O'clock. the
2sth inst, splendid
HOUSE AND LOT.
The House is a two Story Brick, with Wing
Passage, containing four Rooms upstairs two
Rooms and a Pantry downstairs, with large
and airy Passage, good and convenient Cellar
with an excellent Kitchen Smoke-House in the
yard, and Fencing, all in good order. The House
is situated on the corner of Princess and Brown
streets.
The Lot fronts one hundred and thirty-three
feet more or less, on Princess street, to the cor
ner of York; thence westward eighty feet along
Y DIRK street, to the southwest corner of the next
lot; thence north one hundred and thirty three
feet, more or less, to Brown street; thence eighty
feet to Princess street. of the houses. There
is ample room for three excellent buildings, and in
a desirable location.
This property will be for sale privately until
day of sale.
For full particulars enquire of
HIPKINS & MILLIGAN
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No 10, Wide Water street, upstairs,
John Hpkins' old and well known Stand.
seplS-11t
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Y esterday morning ne
gro man named Chas. Trotter, who lives at Davis
Mills, distant from Portsmouth about nine
miles, while coming to market in that city, was
ordered in decidedly Claude Duval style, to
:" haltP' which order was promptly obeyed,
because of revolver being presented at the
breast of the darkey when the demand was made
On the dismounting from his cart of the waylaid
individual, the knight of the road very coolly
proceeded to divest the horse of his harness, and
mounting him, rode off to parts unknown, the
unfortunate negro making the best of his way to
Portsmouth to report the affair to the police.
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GARTER Cur AND MONEY GONE !-Honi soft NAL
y pense" the expression of the nobleman,
when he picked up the garter of the Countess of
Salisbury. "Shame to him who evil thinks" when
we tell our readers that one of the colored feme-
mines on Rothery's Lane, had her garter cut and
her money extracted from her stocking on Wed
nesday last. This is what might be denomnated
sharp practice; and was carrying the war into
Africa. If the thieves of this city have become
adroit as to be able to explore the interior of
the stockings of the femenines, and, with impuni-
ty carry off the money therein stored, then whose
pocket book is safe?
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WANT OF HoUsEs.-People on the other side of
the river are in quandaries of perplexity about
houses and house rents. The former are scarce,
from the great influx of former non-residents and
the latter are remarkably high, because the de-
mand is larger than the supply. In many houses
in Portsmouth, as many as six or eight families
live, cramped up and confined to only one room,
in which to eat sleep, and do their washing, and
IN such crowded tenements filth must accumulate.
and, of course, disease be engendered. For en-
terprising builders, there is fine chance for an
investment.
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FREE ScHooLs.-We are pleased to learn that
the rooms intended for the use of free learning
are rapidly being finished and furnished, and that
these institutions will soon be opened in Ports
mouth. In days gone by the Free Schools of
Portsmouth were as well regulated and attended
as any in the State, comparatively speaking, and
the number Of little iders, both male and female,
daily seen in the streets of that city whose parents
are unable to send them to private schools, sug-
gests to us that the schools to which we refer
should be opened as as possible.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PonrsnorrH. Sent. p

ARRIVALS.
Str. Adelaide, Cannon, FIN Baltimore.
Str. J. I. Brady, Lands, FIN Baltimore.
Str. Dictator, Deering, FIN Richmond
Str. Thos. Collyer, Mitchell, fin Richmond
Schr Guard, Price, FIN Little River.
Schr Eagle, Hayman, FIN N. C.
Schr. Union, Bowser, FIN Edenton, N. c.
Schr. A. Carson, Price, FIN Philadelphia
Schr. Susan, Sears, from Boston.
Sloop Twilight, Wheeler, I'm E. City.
DEPARTURES.
Str. Adelaide, Cannon, for Baltimore.
Str. j, I. Brady, Lands, for Baltimore.
Str. City of Richmond, Power for Richmond
Str. Magenta, Baulsir, for Richmond
Str. Emma Dean, Cooper, for Baltimore.
Schr. Doughty, Camp, for New York
Sloop Minerva Lane, for Mathews
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TAE CONGRESS- Efforts were being made yes
terday to remove the wreck of the U. S. frigate
Congress from where it has, for some weeks, re-
NAMED e. in front of the ferry dock-up to
the Gosport Navy Yard, for the purpose of dock
ing it, and recovering every thing of value there
from, consisting, principally, of sheet copper,
copper spikes, and old iron. The contractors who
raised the hulk will, no doubt, make money out
of it, or they would not have been so persevering
in their efforts Two tugs were employed yester-
day in the work of moving the remains of the ma
rine warrior.
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REBUILr.--The stable of the Hope steam fire
engine is being rebuilt. Phenix-ike, it is SPRING
ing up from its ashes, and in day or two more
will be occupied by the span of noble animals that
pull the machine. This engine belongs to the
United States government, and we incline to the
opinion that the government is having the stable
rebuilt. At all events the energetic Chief Engi-
neer of the Fire Department is determined to
make the Fire Brigade efficient as possible, and
leaves nothing undone that will conduce to that
end
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DESPERATE FIaHT.-A most desperate fight, be-
tween two truckmen of Teutonic origin, occurred
on Monday, on the space in front of the Market
House in this city. The crowd of idlers that col
lected around, instead of separating the bellige-
rents, did all in their power to agg the parties
Blood few. nasal organs caved in, eyes were put
in mourri and the fight was only terminated
by one or the men leaving the front for the rear.
The names of the couple we could not ascertain,
nor could we learn where were the police.
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NORFOLK, VA, September, 9th, 1865
Messrs. Geo. Somgster, W. C. Marro,o, Jr., Thos.
Bottin,ore, w. r. Roberts, Jno. r. Hathaway,
Um. Lockha1t and others
GENTLEMEN Il sincerely thank you for the
very kind compliment you tender me, and shall be
delighted to accept it, if agreeable, Friday
evening.
| am stranger to N Norfolk and therefore feel the
kindness to be unexpected and really unmerited.
Believe me yours, gratefully,
KATE Reynolds.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIr.-lt will be seen from
The following correspondence, that the lovers Oh
the drama, in this city, have rendered oomph-
mentary benefit to Miss Reynolds, and having
accepted the same in graceful note, the anair
will take place on Friday tomorrow night
We hope to see full turn out of the beauty ana
fashion of the city upon this occasion we can
promise all who may attend that they will see the
most natural and captivating representations that
have graced this stage for many long day;
NORFOLK, 26th Sept, 1865.
Miss KATE REIGNoLDs:
Dear Mss-We regret to learn that your pro-
fessonal engagements will call you from among
us in a few days, and beg that you will accept
complimentary benefit before you leave us. This
we tender not as an indiscrimnate offering to the
drama, but as a token of our appreciation OF your
unquestionable talent, and in return for the crtl-
caly correct and beautiful presentations with
which you have graced the Norfolk stage.
Should you do the honor to accept, be
pleased to name the evening most acceptable to
you.
And we have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servants,
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OsDERED.-Sailmaker John Sanford resident
OF Portsmouth, attached to the United States
Navy, has been ordered to the U. S. Steam
Covette Brooklyn" now fitting for sea at the
New York Navy Yard
The destination of the Brooklyn is the Bra
iii station, and she is to relieve the Flag Steam
ship "Susquehanna' now there, looking out for
the interests of our commerce on the coast and
protecting American residents in Rio Janiero,
Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, Bahia, ST. Catha-
rines and other places.
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PnAs.-Seventy large bags of peas arrived on
the down train of the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
Road on Tuesday, and was shipped North, also
quite number of bales of ''Sea Island" freighted
the same train, and was forwarded North to sup
ply the looms that have so long hungered after
the product that fed them so plenteously form
erly. Travel and freight over the S. & R. R Ri
is fast increasing, and in short time will equa
if not surpass its former extent.
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE.--By virtue of a
Deed of Trust, from William Smith and
wife, dated 26th November, 1861, will be Sold for
cash, to the highest bidder, before the Court
House, at II o'clock, noon, on SATURDAY, the
18th DAY of OCTOBER, a certain lot of LAND,
situate on the west side OF Fourth Street, in the
City of Portsmouth, beginning one hundred and
eighty-one feet south from the intersection Of
Fourth and Lincoln Streets, and running south
on Fourth thirty-fve feet thence west one hun
bred and twenty-five feet; thence north thirty
five feet; thence east one hundred and twenty
five feet to the beginning; and is the con
veyed TO the said VIM. Smith by Philip G.
Thomas and wife, by deed of even date with this
deco, and duly recorded
GEORGE NJ. Balm,
Sept ids Trustee.
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MARRIED,

In Richmond, September 2lst, 1865, by the
Rev. Dr.. Jeter, HENRY E. HorcHK1ss, of New
Haven, Connecticut, and MARIA NJ. GENTRY, of
Richmond.
In Baltimore, on the 18th of September, 1865,
by Rev. John B. Henry, c. B. MCDOWELL, of
Baltimore. and Miss EUGENIA CHESHIRE, of Eden
ton, N. G.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL-NoRToLk, Va, Sept.

AILANIIC HUIEL-N ORFOLK, va, Sept II.
G. Aldrich, Beaufort, N. c.; j. B. White, P.
7. Anthony, B. E. Jewett, Mrs. c. H. Holmes,
n. G.. ]; G. L. johnson, Philadelphia; J. B. NJ. P.
Mehatfey, Pa. S. H. Griffin, Samuel Macubbin,
N. White, Baltimore; j. Benton, N. Y W F.
Jordan, Smithfeld; j. R. Kilby, Suffolk; D. d.
Ferebee, Camden, N. c.. j. NJ. Robinson, j. j.
Allatt, Va; II. c. Garrison, Carsville, Va Miss
Mary Oldham, Mr.. M. Oldham, Northampton; j.
W. Thomas, Eastern Shore; l.. Fl. Carter, Va;
II. Olney, Richmond.
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DIED.,

In New Kent, on the 10Th inst, at the residence
of her grandfather, Capt. L. Libby, MARY LIBBY,
youngest daughter of B. B. and Josephine T.
Hutchinson, aged II months.
of congestion of the brain, at his late resi-
dence, Oakley Hill, Hanover county, Va, Ed
WARD SYDNoR, in his 65th year.
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MAYORS CoURr-Norfolh, Sept 27h.-Susan
Gardner was charged with being disorderly. She
was admonshed and dismissed.
George Bancroft and L. J. Fisher were fined
five dollars each for throwing dirt in the street.
Geo. Nicholas was admonished, for being tight,
and dismissed.
Pat Madden, charged with being disorderly and
resisting the officer of the law, was committed to
Jail.
Two jolly Jack Tars were arrested on charge
of being drunk and disorderly. HThey were sent
afloat.
Edward Hudgins j. B. Weeks, an action for
salary as bar keeper. Judgment for Hudgins.
Commonwealth Geo. Staylor, Sr., charged
with obstructing officer Sykes in the discharge of
his duty-fined twenty five dollars.
City of Norfolk as. Lewis Salisbury, for rent
ing out houses without a special license-judg-
ment for the city, but the fine not imposed.
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GENERAL Howard, Chief of the Freedmen
Bureau, will arrive in this city this morning,
from Richmond, and desired by telegraph, late
yesterday evening, that the Mayors and Council
men of the two cities should meet him, at the
City Hall, in this city, at nine o'clock. The ma
ture of the business that calls the General here
will be made known in our next ISSUE
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VALUABLE FARMS AND FISH
cry,
In Princess Anne County, on the Cheso-
pedke Bay,
AT AUCTION

AL AoSIlCAN'
By order of the Executrix of Hon. Frances
Mallory, we will sell at auction, in front of our
Store, on Saturday morning, the 30th September
that valuable FARM in Princess Anne County
on Little Creek in full view of the Chesapeake
Bay, only miles from Norfolk.
This Farm contains 700 acres, about 500 of
which is cleared and in fine state of cntiva-
ton; the remainder is heavily timbered, There
is on the place young Orchard of choice Peach
Trees. The improvements consist of large
Dwelling House. in good repair, together with
all necessary out-buildings.
ALSO,
Another Farm, adjoining the above, containing
200 acres, the most of which is cleared. On this
place is an Orchard of 1000 Apple and Peach
Trees. The improvements good. The land
is particularly adapted to Trucking.
There is about 400 acres of Beach Land on the
Chesapeake Bay, one of the most valuable FISH
ERIES in this section of country, which will be
sold with the above Tracts.
Plats of the Land can beseen at our Store.
Terms of sale-One-third cash--on the balance
of purchase money credit Sf one and two years
will be given.
Sale to commence at II o clock, NJ.
LEIGH q PHELPS,
sep23-tds Auctioneers
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sep23-tds
NOR RENT Al AUCTION.

On Saturday the 3Oth inst, at 10 o'clock, we
will sell at Public Auction (unless sooner disposed
of that desirable Brick Warehouse, No. 5 New
tons Wharf, near the Portsmouth ferry, at present
occupied by W. B. Tyson, Esq. For business OF
any description there is no better location in the
city. Attached to the establishment is a fine
large cistern. Possession given 5th October.
LEIGH q PHELPS,
sep23-tds Auctioneels.
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WHAT NExr.-A new drink called the Pulla-
ga-roo has been started in Portsmouth. The in
ventor is said to be Russian gentleman residing
in that city, who stands towards drinkables as
did the celebrated Soyer to eatables.
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MILITARY CoURT.-Rebecca White vs. Henry
Parker, both colored, an action for the recovery
of three dollars and fifty cents Judgment for
White.
James Sample vs.. VIM. Walter, both colored
action to recover six dollars loaned the said
Walter Judgment for Sample.
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sep27tds
ASTERN SHORE FAR Nj
~.


y L y i " N
| shall sell at auction, on MONDAY, THE 9th
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, at Eastville, North
ampton county, Virginia, Tract of LAND in
that county, of which the late Col. John W.
Leatherbury died seized.
1t is beautifully situated on the Seaside, about
seven miles from the Court House, and contains
seven hundred and twenty-nine and a half Acres,
more or less. There are two settlements upon it.,
and it may be conveniently divided into at least
four Farms, each abundantly supplied with wood,
and each having convenient access to navigable
water. There is valuable Mill upon it, and Yes
sells of large size can come within a mile of the
Landing, which is one of the best on the seaside
1t is approached from the ocean through Sand
Shoal and Hog Island Inlets, and is only few
miles from Cobbs. 1t is altogether one of the
most valuable and most desirable Farms in that
county.
Terms of sale will be liberal, and made known
on the day of sale, and liberty will be given the
purchaser to pay down in cash, or avail himself
OF the deferred payments.
NIIERS w. FISHER,
sep23-tds Trustee, &c.
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NOTICE NorIcE !-Messrs. Leigh Phelps viii |
rept out to-day at 10 clock, that desirable resi-
dence, No. IA East Main street. They win offer
at the same time the entire household and kitchen
furniture. See advertisement
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THANKs.--We return our compliments to Lieut..
Colonel Seligsen for the polite invitation to at
tend the grand "Sociale Militaire,' to come off
at the Macon House on the Sd proximo.
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BY LEIGH & PHELPS,
A BIILY RES ID e G Il

BY LEIGH q PHELPS,
TN A MILY r. s ID n Il
NO. "A, EAST MAIN STREET,
ron RENT At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, the 28th inst,
we will Rent at Auction that desirable FAMILY
RESIDENCE, No. "A, East Main Street
Possession given LIST October.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Immediately after the above we will sell the
entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, contained
in dwelling No. "A, Ea Main street, viz =
Bureaux, Bedsteads, Wardrobes,
Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses,
Parlor Chairs, Sofas, Hat-Racks,
Tables, Wash Stands, Carpets,
Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware,
Pictures, Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Stove, &C., &C., &C.,
Sc post LEIGH & PHELPS, Auct'rs.
NO, q Roanoke Square,
c. r. PHELPS, AUcrIoNEER.
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HAVE CARE.-The Nimrods of this city have
already commenced the slaughter of birds on the
suburbs; but they are advised to leave the pre-
cincts of the town before they begin operations.
Yesterday sporting party amused themselves
by shooting the innocent cock-sparrows and blue
birds that love to congregate around the fences
of the pretty and quiet little village Of Ferry
Point And these same knights of the ramrod
came shooting the children in one of the
dwellings; the most of the charge ratified against
the side of the house, while part entered the
window and played the mischief with the plaster.
Look out young gents, or you'll shoot somebody.
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Mayors CoURT, Portsmonh.-John Clair, fire.
man, attached to the U. S. steamer "Agawan,"
mentioned in our yesterdays issue as having as
saulted officer Murphy, was arraigned before
Mayor Collins yesterday, and on paying damages
was sent on board of his vessel, and turned over
to the tender mercies of the master-at-arms of
said steamer, with request that Lieut.. Command
ing Witse would not grant Clair another run on
shore until his head was clair of whiskey.
A mendicant, in the shape of reduced and
aged lady, appeared next, asking assistance at the
hands OF his Honor, who promised to do all he
could in the case, and sent her on her way, re-
jocing in perspective supplies of the necessaries
of life.
Two naval officers, in search of Boatswain
Mate Lane, of the steamer ''Agawan," who will
doubtless be black listed when he turns up over
the port gangway of that vessel not succeeding
in their search, went another cruise in quest
of the doubtessly wrecked mariner.
| Mr.. Thomas Butler who was sent to Jail ten
days ago for contempt of Court, was released
from durance vile yesterday morning, on paying
the Of six dollars and some odd cents, the jail
| and other fees.
The city on Tuesday night was reported off
cially as being quietand orderly; orderly it might
have been, had not free fights occurred in out o
the way alleys and by places when the Police
were away, and quiet it would have been if the
boys were not ''tramp, tramp, trampng," ant
in most unmusically vociferous note, crying fol
| their ''dearest Mothers who had left them &c.
both of which played out tunes are drug in thu
musical market, and we respectfully suggest tina
something little later and of better composition
be substituted in their places.
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BY II. f. FERGUSON, AuctioneeP.
VTALUA ABLE REAL ESTATE
A I

4 Z G z I Q N
On THURSDAY NEXT, 28th instant, I win
SELL at Auction, on the premises, lot of LAND,
with all the Improvements thereon, situated at
the intersection of Chapel and Falkland streets,
fronting three hundred feet on Chapel, and eigh-
ty-four feet on Falkland street
This property is now yielding rent Of about
$500 per annum, and, with small expenditure
for improvements of the buildings now standing,
might be made to produce nearly much more,
while there is ample room for the erection of sew
eral more houses.
The sale will take place at - O'clock NJ.
F. f. FERGUSON,
sep25-tds AuctiOneer.
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NE s 1 r. A b LIE FAMILY RESI-
~ DENCE FOR SALE.

That very desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE,
situated on CRANKY street, three doors above the
Methodist Church, and now occupied by Mrs.
Foster, is offered for sale.
1t has a wide Entry, with two parlors and a
Dining Room on the first foor four Chambers
on the second floor; two comfortable Rooms in
the Uarret, and dry Cellar. paved Yard,
with Kitchen and Smoke-House conveniently To-
Gated, and a large Garden.
For further particulars, apply to
sep2S-3t j. M. SMITH & BRO.
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AUCTION SALES.
by l. SALISBURY AuctlOneer.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

EURNITURE AT AUCTION.
will sell, on MONDAY, OCT. I'd, 1865, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises,
corner Of Queen and Brewer Streets, all the
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting, in part, Of Bedsteads Mattresses,
Beds, Chairs, Carpets, Tables Cooking Stove,
CrOckery, etc, etc.
The house will be rented for the balance of the
year at the same time.
l.. SALISBURY, Auctioneer.
sep2S-tds Nos. IS and so, Main Street.