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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-09
TE7HE TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Ay.FX a NDRIA.

5 ( l. I.
I ALEXANDRIA,.
CHARTERED IN 1914
Continues to insure against loss 81 damage
by fire. The company which has had the
contidence Of the community for more than
half . century. again solicits the patronage OF
the pu,c Ris1zs vii Be taken 1t tho cstab
lisheod rases, and losses promptly paid.
Offre hours 3 a, NJ, 20 z. m
G. ". W TITLES secret:srys 4
Directors:
A., Gover, zrest : : y, 1 v 1t:icsr
j. EI. Brent, 4. :. aouSA.,
~ Greeorv. Benz. Barton,
z. g. Violet: i. q. SG2pler
T ? Smith. Samuel Harper.
aug 7o-l5 " Il. FoGe.
INSURANCE.
r,aI.,.2T .fAsffEs0y GEO. ". JAMIESo4z.
The undersigned have opened an Office n
the Farmers Bank Bullying, No. I02, Prince
street between 1T and Royal streets, ior t c;4
transaction Of q GEN ERAL lASC hANCi4
business. -
They have been appointed agents for to
following well-knowgl and long e5tabllshets
(Jonlganies, in place Of the former Agent: An
= - THE HOME INS>JT ANCE CO.:
1as CAPITAL s..o 49,. 900 egg 90
Assets nearly ......... 800: Wv "
rFHE, HARTFORD FIRE INsu RANCE 60,
Of Hartford CuLliecticut:
5.e,7f>.} Observation-Disclosures. 81, 900 600 90
! scts l5o0. 900 90
,-fTs NATION. AL TIlssF .IE.>l55R ANCE CO,
au.,: a. r!;5 1j.s..s'.. - oc0 90
Losses viii be LIBERAL djaztrd ard pro:nnt-
~ paid at this Agency.
Rates as favorable az tAosc oi any osAo5 ~
stitll1ipns of cqu.l responsibility and sJandInG'
Xii persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Lrst-claSs
insurance. arc respectfully invited 70 cali
ia. Office hours from :. ~. t. 5 2. n:
JAMESON & BRO.
aup7-iv Farmers Bank Building.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06


MAYORS CoURT-Portsmouth.- George w. Mar
son, book agent, was arrested yesterday morn
ing, charged with selling books without license
but the evidence elected proving that there had
been no violation of the law, the case was dis
missed
John Gender, for allowing his horse to run at
large, contrary to city regulation, was fined in
the sum of two dollars.
John McHugh, for selling liquor by measure
without having license to do so, was fined ten
dollars.
Violet Noraut, colored was arrested on COM
plant of Maria Brown, (unbleached, for assault
and battery on the latter. The fair creature
were sent to the Military Court in this city for a
hearing. ts..ft,t, 5r
Thomas Edwards, minor, was arrested on
complaint of VIM. E. Carhart, who accused the
lad of throwing rocks at his house and members
Of his family, The charge being sustained, the
parents of the offender were bound in the sum of
$500 for his future good conduct
The prosecutor in the above ease was also bound
in like sum for the good behaviour Of his SON.
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DIED.,

On September 4th, after lingering illness of
four years, Mrs. francis Caps, aged ffty-four
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her son, W. |. Caps, tomorrow (Wednes-
day. morning, at 10 O'clock. The friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
/. In Baltimore, on Sunday evening last from
disease contracted in the Old Capitol Prison,
Lieut.. JUDsoN HENDREN, youngest son of the late
jeremiah Hendren, in the 33d year of his age.
His remains were brought to this city for inter
ment. .
h. We are familiar with the services which this
gallant officer rendered to the cause which he
espoused. Never enjoying robust health, he man
fully endured the marches which he was called on
to perform. His early death is not only sad be-
reavment to his relatives and friends, but this
community, in which he was born, is bereft Of one
of its most upright and virtuous citizens. w.
In Petersburg, ON the 4th inst, JOSEPH s.
BINeLEY, after lingering illness of some time,
which he bore with Christian forttude. I
Whilst prisoner of war, in the I'd Division,
General Hospital, at Alexandria, Va, on the It'll
Of July, 1854, of amputatien of left arm, DR..
HUGH JOHNSTON, DAVIS, aged Al years of War
rem, N. c., and member of Company e, Sd n.
G. Cavalry.
At Montrose, West Auburn, Susquehanna Co.,
Pennsylvania, of Consumption, at the residence
of her husband NJ. L. Lacy on the 23d August,
Mrs REBEcoA EPPEs, wife of the late w. P.
Eppes, of Petersburg, Va. 47S -at -.
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New STEAMERS EXPECTED The fine, swift, and
commodious Steamer ''Kelso," for the Old Line,
expected to arrive here by the 18th instant, to
relieve one of the James river boats of the Old
Line. Also, the Steamer g Eolus,' belonging to
the same line, is daily expected to arrive here, for
the Cherrystone and Eastern Shore route The
steamboat men now in our community are all so
very affable, polite, and courteous, that we trust
the same ones may be transferred to the new
steamers, and remain with us. Travel is still on
the increase and both lines, the old and new,
have enough to attend to-
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Quick TIME.-The steamer Thomas Collyer,
Captain McCarrick, made the trip from Norfolk
to Richmond yesterday, with five stoppages,
Portsmouth included, in seven hourse, less ten
minutes. This is close approach to the E'fastest
time on record.'' ffH s7' 81
The above was clipped from the local of the
Richmond Times. Goodwin is a great bow for
steamboat locals, and is generally posted about
the time they make We agree with him in say
ing that the time made by the Collyer being ga
close approach to the fastest time on record"
The rivalry between the two lines of steamers,
the Gold and new, is now at its height, and it is
hard to say which line is ahead. The boats are
all fast, well regulated, commodious and neatly
furnished and the officials are popular and polite
to stranger. :" r..
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
The Homestead Loaa Association. The regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening. "a
J. BoISiaas C Sons, % South Calvert street,
Baltimore Garden seeds of all kinds. See adj
vertisement. IA
: L. Salisbury, auctioneer. Sale this day at his
warehouse, at 10 o'clock. s4
f. F. Ferguson, auctioneer, aluable Market
square property for sale, privately or at auction
pr. Baylor has lostia Physicians visiting list.
Glenn's Theatre.-A great bill. jack Cade,
and good farce. Go tonight. a.s.-
s. r. C. Tip 3op.--Yeast powders. Under
Atlantic hotel. See advertisement. ~
u. Berkeley, So Main street, wholesale and re-
tail dry goods dealer. Old established house.
Look at his stock.
L. IT. Chandler announces himself a candidate
for Congress.
A. Young, No. %, Commerce street, offers a
choice lot of articles suitable for housekeepers
A. 0bermdefer offers to the people large stock
of fall and winter goods.
See advertisement of Commissioners sale of lot
and land in Portsmouth.
Leigh d Phelps offer for sale valuable build
ing lot @ssT
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SAILORS BErHEI.-This religious institution,
which has lain so long in ruins, should be rebuilt
and opened again to the sailor and marine. As the
commerce of our city increases, the number of
mariners who will be thrown on shore here will
increase in proportion, and Jack is such queer
combination, that he feels out of place in one of
our fashionable churches, among the fashionably
dressed congregations who attend them. He has
his peculiar ideas of religion also, and as he is
not naturally of bad disposition, a great deal
of good be done for him, if it is gone about in
aproper way. In days gone by, this house was
filed each Sabbath day with orderly and atten-
tive audiences of sailors; whereas, now, the poor
fellows roam around the wharves and streets, easy
preys to the sharpers, victims of the bowl, and
visitors of places of evil repute.
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Treasure RECOVERED We learn that the
strong box of the U, s. Ship Cumberland" sunk
by the Ram Virginia (familarly known as the
ssMerrimae' in the great Naval engagement in
Hampton Roads, was recovered by the submarine
workmen employed in the work of raising the
hull of that ship, The tugs employed in the
aforesaid enterprise, came up last night whstling
through their steam whistles jubilees at their sue
cess. The amounts reported as recovered are SC
varied that we forbear giving any of them, that
the sum recovered is very large, there can be nc
doubt ia ssEtA1a
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06

Ran AwAY.-A horse with a coal cart attached
to him, becoming frightened while on the stand,
at the corner of Market space and Wide Water
street, yesterday, dashed down the latter street
at fearful rate, and would have run into the
dock atthe foot ofthe street. but for the efforts
persons met on the line of fight. Cartmen and
others should not be allowed to leave their teams
standing alone, as serious accidents occur every
aay to the'iife and limbs Of pedestrians from run
away animals, 81
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SUFFER1Ne.-T is said to be great deal of
suffering among the poor in our sister city at this
time, from the pressure of the hard times. Every
day the worthy Mayor receives application for
help and charity but as no provision has yet
been made by the Council, he is unable to meet
the demands. 1t is to be sincerely hoped that the
Councilwill make some appropriation, before the
cold weather commences This city is not withs
out its share of needy and they too should be at
tended to in time.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

yct . Wholesale Quotations.
sslaugri COMMERCIAL.
l. WHEAT-Sl. 65@240 per bushel as to quality
| an increased demand, and firm at the advance.
| iCORN--80@93 cts. per bushel-steady demand
advanced. .......
| laOATS-42@55 cts. per bushel-wanted.
FLAXSEED-$2@2.1 Is per bushel-frm-lim-
BEANS--Nominalg ts~e
| PEAS-Nominal. -rrf.~.- .-.
| CALIFORNIA WINES.-per case ST. to SIS.
CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERs-per case sl3.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY--per case $40.
COTTON-34@35 cts. per tb-dull
| WOOL-30@50 cts. per fb-as to quantity and
| condition, for washed and unwashed.
L.AR-S3A@4 per bbl.-very little corning for
ward-wanted.
PITCH-Nominal
| ROSIN-Nominal.
TURPENTINE-S5@06
SHINGLES NJ, u inch bundle $500; "a
inch, $40; feet, S121@.
R. 0. H. STAVES-S3O per NJ.
BARREL '' -$2S per NJ ,a.
PIPE 90 $50 per M.
I BACON-hog round, 1920 cts. per bin fair
demand.
'LARD124@2 cts. per tb--scarce.
BUTTER-30@35 cts. per fb. - ,.,-
CHEESE-14@lS cts. per fb.
LLOW-l0@11 cts. per fb. 5.
RAGSz44@5 cts, per fb h. b lrr
BEESW AX-40@42 cts per ID.
HIDES-nomnal.
HERRING $50 @6 per bbl., eastern, a
MACKEREL, NO. 1-$15@16 per Dbl small
supply and fair demand. 3.n& hs;Ui3H5sH *
MACKEREL, NO. PISA per bb
asuias5s g III mo. 3a4SI2 =" tdt ii
z C0DFISH-nominaI @ ~ 1901 "
oSHAK E--nominal. af 8uJd - q
z iP0RK--Mess S34@35 per bbl.; prime Mess,
$780, sn.=4ih sHsa! lif6 Efaa 70 7igo bus ~
3 j SUGARS4zBrown, 13@15 cts. per fb; Clari-
fed, A, q cts; B, 20 cts; G, 10 cts. per fb
COFFEE-3l @36 cts. per h. otF,
I MOLASSES--40@70 cts. per gallon.
h FLOUR-of all grades, so cts. per Dbl. advance.
SALT-Fine, 81; G. A., So.
.FoRD,S Observation-Disclosures per ton
of 1000 lbs, y sss -s
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE-$9O per ton
BAUGH'S PH0SPHATE-S6 per ton.
REEsEs BONE FLoUR-s75 per ton of 2, 900
lbs >s'+ l W. a3f
PERUVIAN GUANo-sls5 per ton of 1900
lbs. se 54t.tf-fs4r X,F1l
KIMBERLY'S CERIAL FERTILIZERS
per ton of 1000 lbs. 9n9 ~ 3 H
| PACIFIC GUANO-$75 per ton of 1900 Tbs. !.
GROUND PLASTER-S per Dbl. ~
LIME-Thomiston, nominal. - tt's
fHAY-l50@175 3 nl 81
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06

NAvAL.-The United States Naval Practice and
School Ship from Annapolis, Md, arrived in the
harbor early yesterday morning and steamed up
to the Gosport Navy Yard, in order to give the
midshipmen an opportunity for seeing the marine
sights there. The vessel is on her usual summer
cruise of practice, to instruct the young ideas
practical well as theoretical seamanship Sand fit
them for the coming examinations. IN
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SEEING THROUGH a GRIND SToNE. jenkins took
walk with his s'Jemima'' a few evenings since.
The said pJemima is noted for her far-sighted.
ness, ard on this occasion, she and Jenkins hsy-
ing come across grind stone laying the ground,
she immediately declared she could nearly see
thr0ughit. Upon further inspection, it was found
that piece of glass had lodged in the grind stone
and this had deceived Miss Jemima. The next
time she must put on her s'specks." H
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LOCAL.


ScHooL COMMISSIONERS Board of School
Commissioners for the city of Norfolk
John B. Whitehead, District No. l.
VIM. W. Lamb, " 2.
e Alexander Bell, 8.
Charles Read, " A..
At meeting of the Board of Commissioners,
the following teachers were elected:
t'ef District School No. l. M
John J. Morris, Rector. .ti
Andrew Simmons, Assistant.
Miss Lucy Graves, Principal of Female Depart
ment
Miss Fanny DeCordy, I'd, Female Department.
District School No. 2. ...-.
VIM. B. Rodman, Rector.
Mrs. L. Hutchinson, Assistant. '--'
Mrs. V. Dali, Principal of Female Depart
ment. .sj.
Miss Ella Morein, I'd, Female Department. u,
District School No. 8.
Geo. W. Sheffield, Rector.
Miss Laura Bfoughton, Assistant. s
Miss Mary E. Fatherly, Principal Female De-
partment.
Miss Betty Burrow, I'd, Female Department.
District School No. 4.
Thomas G. Broughton, Rector. ,J}
Miss B. v. Brown, Assistant. $500
Miss Clara Drake, Principal Female Depart
ment. 4.ii.s
Miss E. Crawley, I'd, Female Department.
The Public Schools will go into operation on
18th day of September. Candidates for admis-
sion as pupils will make immediate application to
Thomas C. Tabb, Treasurer. Four dollars en-
trance fees required by law from all pupils able to
pay. All others are admitted free
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06

BOGUS STARs-Some unprincipled fellow in
Portsmouth, have been suspected of wearing the
Star which designates the City Police, and under
cover OF its protection, of doing many petty acts
OF meanness and rascality. The genuine Stars are
on the lookout for the pretenders, and we insure
them full term in the city Jail, if, caught.
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aifNor APPRECIATED. inform the gentlemen
VINO composed the singing party, that attempted
to seranade the citizens living on upper Bermuda
street on Monday night last that their attempt
was but poorly appreciated. Notwithstanding the
heavy fall of rain during the afternoon, John
Barleycorn seemed to still be in the ascendanev.
at least with this party. 80 sa9l l1.l
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Mayors CoURr, Norfolk.-Our readers will
probably notice the scarcity of police items in our
issue of to-day, which is owing to the fact that
our Local. from being late at court, was unable
to obtain, after arriving there, a copy of the
proceedings, and had to curb-stone it in quest OF
items. He will, however, be on hand tomorrow
in time to record the proceeding from the mouths
Of the parties themselves. a
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WARM WEArHER.-The thermometer stood at
8 o'clock yesterday in shady place at the high
point of $50. 7 The heavy rain of Monday evening
isnow perceptible only in the csterns the earth is
parched, and every place where there is much
travel, the dust arises in clouds on the slightest
breath of air arising. 3fa9I.aNVff
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC HoTEL-NonFo1k, Va, Sept. s.
Il. G. Scott, J. E. W. Sinclair, R. q. Delaney,
Va; F. Galleger, S. j. ricketts,, w. B. White,
n. c.; Geo Pessop, Baltimore; 7. Topper,
Charleston; |. X. Wertze, Penn; Thompson Ty-
Ter and family, S. 7. Suit, Richmond, n, s. T.
Davis, Petersburg. l..
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ovERBoARD. w illiam,ha colored coal HEAVIER
on the steamer City of Richmond, fell overheard
on Monday night and narrowly escapedy drown
ing The boy was at the time wheeling coal on
board the steamer, which was lying at her wharf
in this city, and the gang-plank becoming Olsen
gagged from the boat, he, wheel-barrow and all,
We're precipitated into the water below 49,
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I, LOOKOUT FOR PIcKpoGKETs.-A stranger after
having paid his fare at the Ferry wharf this
morning, went on board the ferry boat to
proceed to Portsmouth, He had only been on
board few minutes, when on putting his hand into
his pocket, lo thepocket book was gone with some
twelve dollars in money. Search was made, but
up to this writing no trace of either could be
found. I'll
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The CouRrs.-The case Of the COMMONWEALTH of
virginia. vs. Henry G. Smith, charged with the
murder of sailor in Gosport about two months
ago, is now being tried in Portsmouth The Prin-
cess Ann Courts were in session on Monday. dis
posing OF few unimportant cases, one case Of
horse theft was tried but the offence not being
proven the accused was discharged So ta7
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on the 2sth ultimo, by Rev. G..
archer, WILLIAM L. BIsHoP, of Norfolk, to Miss
FRANCIS A. CRAIG, of Norfolk, Va.
In Petersburg, on the 3lst ult, by the Rev. Z.
M. Peterson, Mr.. WIN. WHITAKER, of Augusta,
Ga, and Miss MARGARET LUFsEY, of Dinwiddie
county, Va.
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V hR.--The alarm Of fire last night about
s4xen O'Clock, was caused by the burning of a
han frame house on York street, occupied by
soiored tenants. ALI of the engine companies,
nfn.their respective appai atas, promptly turned
sas' put TO no avail, the flames had too much head
#y and the building was destroyed. IS.
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CONsIGNEEs..

RECEIPTS OF FREIeHr.-Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties: ssI
Steamer James z. Brady .froq, BaEtinaore wv.
Michigan, White & Sale, H. Jordon,s J, E. Jones,
7. P. Crowel & Co., W. Nichols & Co, J. E.
Wise, j. W. Whitehead, Warren & Woodhouse,
Montgomery Wilson, Turner & Co., G. Billups,
w. n Harrison, NoUl & Attention, W. F. Allen
& Co., Fitzhpgh & Co., II. Hudterwalcker &
Co., Q. ?. Murray, Nash & Tabb, r. A. Young
& Co., Jas. Webb, S.. March, G. W. Dey, j. H.
Burrow, P. H.. Whitehurst, P. W. Conant d
Co., A, 3. Staples, Fullrider & Well.
Hudterwaleker, T. O.. Young, Q. p, Murray,
W. E. Furman & Co., H.. v. Niemy En-, WV :.
Ives, Foster q Co., G, NJ, CRANKY & Co., Jones,
Crowley & Co.. Wilson e Bro, b., B, Warren,
J. W Alexander Y ie Co.. s. A. Stephens, Santos
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n Arpo1NrEp.-The Reverend John L. johnson,
or Albermarle county, has been elected Pastor of
Thea ourt street Baptist Church in. Portsmouth,
Mr.. johnson is a graduate of the University of
Virginia, and stands high as pulpit orator and
DIVING We have not learned if he has accepted
the Sall or not.
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NUISANCE. "A Portsmouth correspondent com
plains OF nuisanoes surrounding private resi-
dence on Court street, near High, and adjoining
the City Hail. Can't they be removed? -,
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PIo-Nro.-A very pleasant picnic was had In
the Fort woods near Portsmouth yesterday morn
ing, by agay party of ladies and gents. We return
thanks for our card--sorry we couldn't 60
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\ Qua READERS; who are regular subscribers in
this city and Portsmouth, win confera favor on
us By informing us of any failure of the carriers
in leaving their papers. i1i9 IS e n3fis
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a DID Nor CoME OyER.-The James river steamer
OF the Old Line. that went up yesterday
from some unknown cause failed to touch at Ports
mouth. m sEStyG+. a, 4tff
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ARRIVALS. as
Steamer Thomas Collyer,, McCarrick, from
Richmond. & *
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Baltimore
) Steamer James I. Brady, Lands, from Balti-
more. iy 81! itia "a 7aN Is
W. Steamer City Point, Talbot, from Richmond.
Steamer Spy, Byder, from Boston. # ftis
Steames Wild Cat, Capt Skies, from Alligator
River. f,4 1#iIag7 sttB
Steamer Amanda Clifford, Martin, from North
Carolina. .f st.s4 ,.3Ha. s5I3 i.E8
DEPARTURES. 3r a1e
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, for Baltimore
Steamer James 7. Brady lands, for Balti-
more. 4
Steamer Favorite, Rogers Suffolk
Steamer City of Richmond, Capt. Power, fol
Richmond.
Steamer Clinton, slocum, for Coeryock, North
Carolina ilt't }
Steamer Clarion, Morse, for Williamson, N
Carolina. ffat1 M ta6 3''
Steamer Magenta, Baulsir, for Richmond.
Steamer s. L. Garrison, Forgu, form. Y.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY L. Salisbury, Auctioneer.
A Il AUG ION.

II CTION
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at my ware
house, Nos. So and GO Main street, on Wednes-
day Sept. 6, at 10 A. NJ,
Two Crates Assorted CrOckePy. 81.
Also, lot of Furniture belonging to an es-
tate, consisting in part of -.r
Bureaus, Sideboard, .....,---
.... Chairs, Washstands,
Bedsteads, Beds,
Extension Tables,
Dining and Sociable Tables, &c.
L. SALISBURY,
sep6-lt Auctioneers.
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BY f. +. Ferguson.

WAREHOUSE AT AUCTION.-Th
w Brick Warehouse, No. Campbelps
Wharf, at present occupied by Turner Co.
This Property is so well known that it is use
less to say more than it will be sold at Public
Auction 'if1
@a0Na FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at II OCL OCK,
unless sooner disposed of at Private Sale.
The Property is under a ground rent of 237
40-10O per annum. .-.. gisIUf 9@
t@- F. F. FERGUSON, ts..5
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NOTICE.-All parties indebted to the late
IN firm Of Rowland & Williams are re-
quested to call and make some arrangements to-
wards closing their accounts. THEODERICK A.
'WHLIAMSis authorized to settle the business.
He can be found at the Registers Office.
J. HAMILTON ROWLAND.
4 T. A. WILLIAMS
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5. Building Lot on Avon slfeet' =,
Immediately after the above sale,7 We VIII sen a
desirable BUILDING LOT ON the corner sg OF
Avon street and Carters lane, fronting es leet on
Avon street, and running back so feet on artei
lane. si 5sssa LEIGH g. PHELPS,
au31-tds 91& Ta-gl 81 IiiT Auctioneers
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Ion
u OF LAND IN PORTSMOUTH.

Pursuant to Decree of the Circuit Court for the
City of Portsmouth, rendered on the 4th Of Sep
TENDER, 1865, in)the suit of Weirsdorf vs Wiers-
dorf ct al, shall proceed, on the Goth instant, at
H. Is o'clock, P, M, to sell, on the premises, for
of the suit, and the balance on credit Of six
months, the following vacant lot of land situate
in Gosport bounded as follows: Beginning on
Fourth street, 81 feet from the S. corner of Mel
wardly on Fourth street 80 feet; thence running
Eastwardly 1870 feet thence Southwardly 80
feet thence Westwardly $50 feet to the beginning
s.,.,s.-,a 49, j. F. CROKER,
sep 6-2wd TqFsi Special Comissioney.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
40 NJ AIN S TIRE e IT.
have opened a large stock of Is co.,
u FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

These goods were bought before the rise of the
present high prices, and therefore offered very
low. Ny stock consists of Domestic Goods,
lBleaehed and Unbleaehed,) Dress Goods, Bed
Ticking, Corsets, Hosiery, and Hoop Skirts. 1.
My friends know me, and strangers are invited
to call and save their expenses by buying at
fS8t0e 81 IA. OBERNDORFER'S :
sep 40 Main street.