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EDICISES.
IIERANCP

A SURE CURE FOR INTEMPERANCR
Aand total Dc s,ructon Of the appetite for liquors
BY pr. klNG's P1sders given in anJ thing, Unknown
mit'tcn, do Plice 81. Dcpot St. Luie's Ph.fmacy,
cor. Grove and Hudson sta, NY 400
ALL DISEASES TREATED by DR.
"a Fl LLkR, at HE private Office and Drus store,
~ sulliva IT, ~ Y, Al cousultNtons by letter an
ssered, aud medicine, forwarded. 31l
A NEW LYlNG-lN ASYLUM Is NOW
IA open ut the corner Of Lexington ave and 5lst It,
Apply tor Admission TO the lazy superintendent 81
fast ?l.t a. beg AMI or to the Ie'ideut phys-
clan, letween 10 and daily. eNcep, sundays. Wet
muses. provided with situations. 40
CHOLERA CuRED.-CIRCULARS SENT
Sree 10 Aly aduIss. Eyery family should Re IN
poss s,ou thlsNa uallo gcJipe. send your address
AZ ones TO IN. ;. Ct klls box 2oyi Post once,
PhlIadolphia, Ia. 40
DYSPEITICS SHOULD TRY A BOTTLE
lot Or. sMll ms by SIErsIA ANSlHILAIOK-
It never tails IN curing OF long staniing II
peIteyeed win. Prepared rnd Tor r1lc At i6 south
SECOND 81, Niihsisuuich f.Ice II pr uo't.e. wv
CRANEL-IMMEDlAT RELIEF GIVEN
VI N the ~oi.t Gao =, AMI lhe ON medicine that
Aud badarr, are to lie had a. H.. WI BARkfl.s
Ia south ON II" MiillansbuIln. 40
uEARl DlSEASE-PERSONS SUFFER
L n IRON tie a.oy d.se Sc voud do well hy try
luL BkJOks' Ga4G4ac Sc..tIye, which IL, sithout
douu. sue ,pec'h' OF al tdos etsos eInln4tlng
ON 4 seyu,c SHOES 10 the AC yOus st. N Ad res
o. ppl, 30 Dr q. ". bLOOhS, t!Os, 81, lea. sm.,h,
BIoVo.yn, r. -. 90
MADAME NJ. NANBUSKIRK, Physician,
l'l,an be- consulted at ~ s.I ave, l. oganI accom-
moda ions Tor lady uyalius, vi the resident pn, ri-
can always in attendance. Consultation at al
hours ~
NOTICE To CARTERS-WHEN YOUR
~ horses have spr8 us, bIui. cores use WALK.
the market. 10 be had at All sadders and feed
stores ~
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CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT =

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT -
~ sealed proposals.. endorsed "Poposss log las Ing
wafer pre- also with the name OF the bidder aud
tho date OF tie presentAton, viii De received at this
Office until II O'Clock A. NJ, Of Thursday, November
Both, ls6H for the aging of feet water pipe from
point IN the Cro'on Aquednct near III IT. through
PARK, ncll s5th -. Specifications and such Inio.-
N. ION Ne L,t 40 neto ,s!Iy elH te oo'slues 4 tue
RoBT. l.. DARRAGH, A. W. CRAVEN, Crotop
AqyeapsI Basxs. haY, Lib. la1h =, ~
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MARINE NEWS.

Nov qs-s. Rise. Oi-s. Sets, an. w.sr..o2 IS
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tContinued from the First Page)

CooKtSo AcADEMY-PRIMAR CLASS
yLrvESrn LEcruEE-If any Of the resders Of the
srs, Who have become interested In the oourse' Of
culinary instruction given by Professor Blot, at 80
Broadway, have conceived the idea that the system
4, exclusively French, and less economical than the
ordinary American mode Of cooking, they make
great mistake. The lectures are delivered In the
English language, and the system is no more French
than American, English or German but every DISH
% Ions a. II I. nutrition, and whole'one, prepared
In the most scientific and economical manner Tho
pupils are, In fact often surprised at seeing proee"
Of decidedly Yankee origin combined In sons dell
cous article Of food Nth modes Of cookins peculiarly
French or German thu, proving that Professor Blot
10 true cosmopolitan In the practice OF bis art aud
capable Of successfully blending the best features o.
every Known mode Of preparing food. 1t should be
borne In mind, ho.over, that vhs, ohen appears 70
BE- an erpenslvs dish ia In reality, very chesp one,
% this question depends not much upon the aeiual
first cost . upon tho amount Of healthy nuirimen'
furnished for the money! difference readily under
stood BY all Intelligent houseiospou. with this tes-
timony for tho Academy a. an economical in'tllu-
ton, We proceed 70 report Of tho eleventh ice
turs, for which va furnished the follouins
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13i Canal street. on tho abth inst. Justice Dodss
committed both Of the pri,oner. for trial They hsd
cold part Of the goods to Isaac Kahn, Of aoh Mercer
street.
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n E,S.

AT1ENT ION LAD ES-THE NEW YORK
IA II. "a ..u..t.u. IA- % 81 IA tl4.n Oh. ofpo.i .
- Is " u.te ala bic Il0tsi r. :, - al 4. ui A d.
b.oo~ ain~ No.'A. ana anui 500 rien,l MAX
Goa and Null So Mia 'aue, Fitch Martin,
All o.LcI rus equally as low. Altering and R,paiT-
lug TO the latest SYKES Recent sven 10 puIcha-ers
10 insure against moths ihHMlN'N Manager. ass
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AWAITED IMMEDIATELY A GOOD

rell and Martin j. Deesan, invited to attend. 3I5
A-WAHTED IMMEDIATELY A GOOD
Ahunsmi,h and sheet iron worker. None but those
who understand their business need apply STEADY
employment and good uases, Apply At 100 wash
ngton H. Ioboken, \, j., or IL Bo-ery, Y. l43
4 TAILOR WANTED TO WORK IN A
IA store. steady work and she beat Of wares TO
good workman. Apply a. IL Lewis Of, betr Grand
and Broome SITS. 1916
AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n Union Organization Of the Flint Ward, held at
No % Greenwich st. THOMAS Roche, Esl., was
UNANIMOUSLY nominated Trustee for the Common
schools. JAMES CT kRAN, Chairman; EDWARD
~ RkE. PAfklCh CHERRY, JOHN WOOD,
MICHAEL CuSlCk, Secretaries. $40
DOOTMAKER WANIED--A YOUNG Man
dow the week or the month, under Instruction., on
the best OF work and wel paid. Inquire Centre st.
for two days lSJ
WANTED - FIRST CLASS OMNIBUS
w painter AFpB 40 Eat lJIh IT, CouItlandt
street sase line. 40
NNTANTED-FIRSTC CLASS BUTTONHOLF
w makers on custom AMI III coa's; also ,aiior-
eHs to laiS; highest ohges to tLOst will sutt
MOtt 4. DANIEL MOOkE. SIS
10TH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION AS
/ - sciatou-A aimee ing ., tue sohoo, ConVen-
lion lei ~ N. OSnNu hn So - cOrur. OF pitt and
Il Dome -, on Mouday eNcHlag, Nov u, 1865
>cpcol Ilustee l.. L. THOMPSON, IlAilnAp
| $50. II, q Inn, +. hoLs lEIA, seGys. So
TX IAlLORS on SHOP AND CUSTOM
| - cua.s vain ed, IS Boecgy, top AOOr. Cal, al
! nv,N, stea.y "OI1. .SJ
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ELLINGER'S CFLFBRATFD

- PRESSED YEAsT.-whoever ha, used the
introduced that raises quick. leaves no taste, IL
Mrsys reliable, and saves time. More than 3OO
bstes use II nov. For the accommodation OF the
plDc We inform them that 10 will be Kept for sale
az the 10 low ing places Hsight Bros, $50 Bovery
George Rank, SO Ave A, cor. Sd st. j. BONNER, Ave.
- cor. 9th -. Louie Ioeer II First ave. Kelly let
ave, cor 18th st Zettel b43 Second ave, cor 3Jh
- Getss, 1870 seventh ave cor. 18Th At Casper
Meyer, 33l Seventh ave. Mar donald, 426 seventh
ave, cor Slst at. b. Blank, AZ Eighth ave- cor SD
ui w BoHes 332 Ninth ave, cor. 18th IT,; n. Maui
schmidt liz Gteenvich It,; Il schmidt, 246 Green
wion g. Adam Guilty, 125 sixth st.; n. Bleeh 4
BIO, llo Tenth ave, cor. 18th e. and In other re.
Specialize grocery stores. Sole Agent for Iong Island
y. PRICE Baker, cor. South I'd and I'd sts BROOKLYN,
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

RARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFERS, FISH,
DflouT and all kinds Of Groceries at the Giea Can
ton Tea Wstehouse, 100 and 261 Greenwich y. cor
Murray st. THOMAS X. AGNEw. 3I3
CARPETS, = RNTTURE, oILCLoTHs,
~ russ, mating, feather bedding 6c-f9OQ0t1
worth Of Fall stock TO be sold. All goods warranted
a. represented. Al the largest WGerooms In the
RELL 40
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and the pont, covering ef about e,sht sores
fenced around, and the proprietor- NOV sniy await
the oonseslins'bressh Of Winter. The sssn, h..
erected large building, tvo stoe. In height ON m.
Border Of the pond, which, with the old buildlps.
Affords two halls is0 feet in depth. An extensive
rero'hmsnt saloon and department for the letting
and repairing OF ,iato. will also be OPENED and .
hns band Of music has been engaged Tor the entire
season The following rates have been fixed upon
Genr'uetet, 81 Ladies and Misses, LOO boys o..
angle admission, 30 cents
WARRINGTON rusp.
This pond 10 situated on the corner Of Filth avenue
and Sd street, and 10 reached by the fifth avenue
esn nom Fulton, Wall and South street ferries.
ms one Of the largest ponds In the city, covering
an aros Of more than two squares Beside, oommo-
aous and well warmed buildinss this resort will bs
rcrdered attractive by the presence Of sewers. fancy
sAsss, Who will give sratuitou, Instruction . rem
'lemen and ladies trsquentins the pond. Al the
entrance Of th, pond stands an interesting historical
relic, known {" the "Cortelyou House" which vss
built In the year 1909, and occupied By w.shns,ou
during tho occupancy Of Long Island by the Amsr,-
can Revolutionary army. This houso will be open q,
all times TO the public.
uSioS FOND IN MATHEMATICIAN
This pond, accessible by the Gr.enpent car, from
Fulton Ferry, and the Brosdvay car, from sou,h
Seventh street Ferry, Ia nov being put in first rate
order for the sdvent Of Jack Frost band Of music
viii 10 stationed here, and fireworks will constitute
feature In the evening, ENTERTAINMENT
IIobokenL
Tho Sylvan Pond, situated At the foot Of Eleventh
street. Hoboksn' and comprising what 10 known -
the salt Meadow, s OF the largest ponds In the
vicinity ofNew York. covering an area Of several
acres. A band Of mu.is will be stationed hers, snd
masquerades and fancy dre. carnivsis vim taks
place at intervals throughout the season.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Kaa to n. Nev York Sun ]

A sTGao was shot deal. las, week, al Nashville
Tenn, by q boy IA years OF age. The negro Was
beating the boy witn . stick.
puv upvy wAxp pKymxn "a 10 d,lIysr an
.dtra,. on b.b,lf of The American Pr.,dmsn',
Cra,n,s.ion An m. hal, on an. uou,a of Renrescn-
,s,;v.. an W.Jns.dsy noYt
c,
1T 10 slated thN u7n ursnI recent dinner
e.,ns,it I, f.yor of diving M,.,,nii,,n on, of
Nm ,i.n,g .; v.,.ran .,ld,ar. ~
Jn Itwith-
,.-, =
IN the mhnagetnehs u INC Co'oh ouslnoas IN
pafts Lonsahs luu nihru'as ool',i''s % . sIe arls
lng ps'"'sh 'ho c.,lI au''oi aIu 'ue iIe'su'
agent Mr. nuIDiluse, .ho ina'Iy .s.hs ~
rev ot'sahf, hAflps lhsHuc'ou ,no Nssh. ~ NON
roe 20 u,srsSMo Nrtr u seque'"3''oH Ahu 'u'un''
ucn issued py eIats CIurs'
Inf ,nnusl report OF NE d rector OF me H'nonH
hlnr nsn oeoh ruphsheI from w orsahlEsoh
OF tle hint ana Tvs pranchee IN 'S' up 70 Ue SUN
o. ns n,uan, tney ehL.u 10 ,,,n n''S,, a. sou,
siNeh HoIpet rnu nA he. va ~, ~. ,nu
.i u,I'''Hs :" DEE, " 80, y. .,Jii| ~ ~
nunuio' nn >uN '"'H'y 'A''' ~N N," VI
uo'-'
1nR Savannah HIaALD o. NE 4ih inst, states
that Mr. q. n. Lamar sr- And VI. G Is. Lamar,
Jr, were arrested N savannah or Saturday even
ing, In obedience to orders isom Department Head
qu,rteu The charge upon wuicn these 9entleHen
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The Supreme Court Of the United States now b"
before II the following case:
The United States plaintiff in error, vs. Leroy
NJ Wiley. II involves this question Docs tte
Pr sidenrs pardon remit the ssutencc o' forfeit.
ure OF rebel property and reuslaIe Ihc rebel IN al
bis rights thsreto 7" This was moton Of Leroy
NJ. W ley, defendant In error snd apTelloe, 10 ds-
miss tho writ OF error and Apreal o! no United
States, on the ground that the PreEdents pardon,
and the acceptance and compliance with tie terms
thereof by she defendant, discharged and RENTED
the forfeiture for which sentence u condemua'lon
vas pronounced In tho District Court BY pardon
iuI the acts by which alone, II 81 all, NN forfeit
urc was incurred. The cause originated In an III.
formation fed In tie ID stnct Court Of the United
States Tor the Southern -Gstrlc1 thereof, sud me
Charles Gould, named ~ the iniormst, under TIE
acts OF Congress Of 1901 and 1862 commonly
known as the Conhsc.Iinu Acts, for ihe conhscA'
tion and forfeiture of seventeen hundred and hiy-
siI sharss ofthe cspits sock Of the Gr.ai Western
Railroad Company OF 1859, aud upwards OF $50, 900
due on coupons Of bonds of the same corporation,
ss the property OF the defendant, on tho two-iold
ground alleged In the iuformAnon-hrst Of alleged
use Of property by Mr. Wiley in aid Of the rebel.
lion, under the act OF 1851 and. second, OF alleged
troAsonsbls acts Of Mr.. Wiley, under the set Of
1853. The motion W dismiss this cause wss an
pounSed BY M. LATo9ps N ~ support
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wAsnrGros Dec. 10.
0iiciL information has been received st the
Department Of state Of tho adoption Of the amend
nent to the Constitution upUn the subject Of slavery,
BY the Lsgslstures Of tho States Of Illinois, Rhode
Island, Michigan, MmsachusettA Ohio, Missouri,
haiuo, Pennsylvsnis, Wisconsin, Nevada, hinneso-
IA, KAn.as. New York, Connecticut. West vir-
Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, South Carolina and
Virginia These make twenty three States. Tele-
Eraphic communication has been reserved Of the
adoption Of the amendment BY the three States Of
North Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, No Informs
on Of any Kind has been received OF Its adoption or
FioridS. Mississippi or IeI. officisl in,elisencs
s Its r. lection by the LegtslAurss OF kentutSy.
Delaware and New Jersey has also been received.
Immediately after tho passage Of tho resolutions by
Congicss, an at ested copy OF ths Amendment was
foi aIdei by the secretary OF State 20 he loyornor
o. each stNc; sud some time ago the Secretary also
seut q circular " the Governors reminding thsm OF
Me Guy imposed upon him by the act Of Congress Of
IA ameniIlent aha have been rstihed by ,he
requisite nsmbor Of states. From tnis y viii be
seen how desirable It IL that the states which have
noi reported OF ueeidei upon the matter should lose
no time ~ doing so.
1t Is understood that tho eonstltutionaity Of the
sci o. Congress prescribing tho test oath 10
before the Supreme Court, on the application Of A.
II. Garland, OF Artsn,As. The who'll question win
b. pTe,ented on Friday next.
The Southern memuep elect to Congress are stil
here, but ZONE Of them, believing that It will be
long time before they arc admitted, contemplate
returning home and remaining there until the door
l. opened 10 receive them.
Senator Morgan proposes TO introduce carly noxt
week bill to revise the Pension laws and make
them more uniform In operation. Under the laws in
force soldier Who has lost 10th logs, or eyes,
teu twenty five dollhn per month for bis support
while poor Jack tar in the same vresched condition
,fts tght doll
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TENNESSEE BRIGASDS
Extcpeiye CperptIoua

Nashville, Dee lO.-A band Of robbers, four 10
number, have boen operating on tho hurfroesboro
Pike. They have robbed all the residents within IS
miles Of Nashville. strong militia force 1, In hot
pursuit. Of the outlaws.
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Mexico.
Tho Evacuation Of Chihunhun.

Tho evacuation Of chihuahua BY the French IA
fully confirmed by the following official letter Just
received from the United States Consul a, that city,
dated october 8, 1865, and addressed to the com
mandnE ofeer Of the United states forces At Frank
lin;
DEAN srR-This morning the last Of the French
forces under Gen. Brincourt evacuated this capital,
and the ~hole brigade 10 nov moving southwark. IN
obedience 70 orders trom Mexico. Thote MeXlcans
who have accepted Office and given allegiance ~ the
Empire are running away In company with the
French. The true rcl-ons Of this btiatc-r and con-
esnLGtion are not positiyely knewn In this city.
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RrupEs ". CRrSi' in.ted state. Consul.

This movement Of the French Is construed to inii
cate that they had under-estima,ed the liberal
resistance, committed military blundor by 'catier-
Ing ttelr troops too great extent Of country
remote from the bs,o Of operations, and that the
French commander has finally abandcned the
attempt Of holding frontier States In close suhec on
to the Imperial Government, until his army 10 mate
rally ineEssled BY FOREIGN relnl rcemenM
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that he hsd placed II in h, poke, on soing 70
church. FROM WAS seen sbou, III. house dnrine
Their absence by some nsghbors who we're passing.
There 10 arong talk Of lynehing him.
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SKATING.

The Approaching Csrnivsi-A se.sor OF
luprec edcnted Brillisncy Anticipated -
What has Reen Done st Central Park
rev Psnd- Opened and Old Ones In
proved-N euna America Not Oyerlssked
-skatina In Brooklyu and Jersey, Rtc.
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s,v ORLEANS, Dee. s.-Ths committee OF the Mis-
suppi Legislature lave reported against the passage
Of the Constitutional amendment not from any otlee
Hon 10 tho Grst but to the second clause.
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kentucky.

Frankrort, Ey. Dee. 9.-Reiolutions were yester-
i.y introduced into the House endoring President
John,on's reconstruction policy, fAvoriag a general
amnesty, aud recoume ldins the pardon OF jefferson
Davis.
Loutsuiils, Dec 9-There wMa large and enthu-
.iAstic meeting the Cour. House to-day, In refer
,nce to the l,ie impeachment, Of Mayor Tamphert,
for his refusal sisn contract with tie Louisville
And Portland Railway Company. The meeting
9aisod resout ons tustalnnr ue Mayor and apo NJ
ieritlatutr 10 NIneld the CITY Charter so tina. Ia
,Ae OF = vacancy in tn MHyOIally, tho c.ec' on
IhaII deyo,- up0n he people, and that any oii-,ls
,.uove Nv .nrr.chment may be ells iblo Tor -
g.oIuu. be Board OF Aldermen requested 10
postpone the ria Of tie Mayor until one week IRON
hondRy. .
North Carolina.
Raleigh " c. Dee 9.-The Lesisl.ture counted
he vote for Governor to-day. Worth received sfo2s;
aold.u. 25.sO9 majority Tor Horth. 6I3o. Vance
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
IouIalaua

Ss,s OrLdns Dee. s--The Iou,lsna Lesislsturs
to-day e ected Judge Heury Boyer OF AleIsniris-
United states senator. Before tho he was United
gates Judge for the Western District Of Louisiana.
The United state, Senators elect from this state
arc Hon Randall Hunt and Judge Boyer. The iNdi-
cations are strongly against the Legislature calling
State Convention.
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MAYHEM & BROTH Err 8
NEWSPAPER, BOOK, STATIONERY
PERIODICAL D E P o r,
No. 81 MAIN STREET,
NORFOLK, VA.

The latest and best publications By the most popular
authors constantly on hand.
Agents for the ARMY AND NAVY JOURNALp--ssnt
by mail throughout the Department.
STATIONERY for the army and navy.
Orders promptly filled and forwarded.
CARTES DE vIsITE Of celebrities constantly ON
hand
ca Particular attention paid to filing orders for the
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore Daily and Week
~ Papers and Magazines, &C., &c.
Dealers in Photograph Albums Diaries, Blank Books
Periumery Fancy Articles, Drawing Paper Cigars Shoe
Backing &c ia 2l-tf
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FOR RENT.

ID AK cry FOR r E N T :.
ID / offer for Rent my wellknown BREAD BAKERY,
on Hill street, in this city.
1t has a RANGE of SEVEN Large, Well Built OVENS.
Its situation in the Heart of the Business portion of the
City well adapts it for the transaction of large Town
and Country Trade.
For the execution of Contracts to Supply SHIP BIS
CUT the United States Navy this Station lin which
business it formerly extensively used it possesses
admirable facilities.
Apply at the Atlantic Hotel, in this city to
atgs-12tA CIIAS. HARRIS.
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By Shaw & Roberts.

By Shaw Roberts.
A A U TION
We will sell at Public Auction, on
TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST %, lso5.
at Y o'clock NJ the entire Stock Of Goods in the stor~
Of ar e. Benedict foot Of Roanoke square consist.
TOBACCO,
TOBACCO KNIVES,
BuCkWHEAT,s
FLOUR
SCALES
sHovELS
SPADES,
SPRING MATTRESSES
BLANKETS
STOVES,
BUCKETS
&C., DO.
ALSO
10 Barrels VINEGAR,
40 Barrels WATER and BUTTER CRACKERS
10 Barrels No 2 and o No. MACKERE
Large Size HERRINGS SAFE
Office FURSITURE
Lot Of SILVER WATCHES,
And FANCY ARTICLES,
Terms CASH. SHAW a. ROBERTS
aug2l-2t Auctjoneers
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SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
y SCHOOL TOR YOUNG LADIES

MRS EMILY GRUBD AND MRS. NJ A. G. CHANDLER
Principals.
Assisted by Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
several depar tments
The devoted to study and recitation are in the
lower story of the Freemason street BAPTIST CHURCH
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler.
The SESSION will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
In SEPTEMBER and close the last of June.
Pupils though charged only from the time of entrance,
requested to be present possible at the OPENING
Of the SCHOOL,
Persons wishing to pursue any of the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can dose, without being
regular members Of the school.
The Principals hope that their long experience and
success in teaching will insure for them sufficient share
Of patronage compensate for the effort they max
ing to establish a SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means Of obtaining a THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES,
For Reference, Terms, &c. they would refer to their
circulars which be obtained of MRS. GRUB, At
lantic Hotel of MRS. CHANDLER corner Of York
and Botetourt streets iy3l-tf
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DAVEY'S LEATHER PRESER-
Il yATIvE for Harness, Carriage Tops, &c. For sale
by E. NJ, DUNN 4 90, seddlsrs,
iy le-tf No rs Main Street
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AUCTION SALES.
BY F. F. Ferguson, Auetioneer.


BY F. F. Ferguson, Auetioneer.
VERY VALUABLE TRUCKING
u FARM FOB SALE AT AUCTION; /,
will offer for sale, on the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, the
FARM recently occupied BY Mr. Wentworth Mx, on the
road leading to Lamberfs Point.
Ihe Farm contains IS Acres, of which about so are
cleared and under good fence. with COED DWELLING
and all necessary OuTHOUsEs
me Lana well calculated for Trucking purposes and
ronts on TWO roads Lanbert's Point and Indian Poll
not disposed Of privately 1t will be offered, Of my
Public Auction. ~ ~ NS0's '
aEEas EASY r. FERGUSON
ueN Auctioneer
A Z c 7 ION ALE OF
IN A VALUABLE STORE ON wIDEWATrR a.
will SELL at Public Auction. on MONDAY NPxT ths
2Sth INSTANT at Ii o'clock that Tery valuable and a.
sirable PROPERTY, on Whitewater street and uoi,s
Lane. '
The HOUSE is arranged for two Stores and DWELLING
with paved yard, with large Cstern $4,000 gallons Sc
&C. 1t has recently been put in complete order and
now ready for occupancy.
The House is under ground rent Of $50 per annum
with lease of 90 years. renewable.
This Is opportunity for any person DESTROYS Of
owning valuable, productive property
TERMS CASH. +, Y. FERGUSON
augZz-u Aucttoneer
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22

SRAGIC.-We would say that the best
~ Cigars both imported and domestic In the city, are
to be had at the "TIPTOP" Wine and Liquor Store, for
the least money but the other dealers think the same
of what they have, won't say 1t. If YOU sre passing
No. - under the Atlantic Hotel just in and Try for
yourself augl-tf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-22
By Shaw & Roberts.

By Shaw & Roberts
4 II u B Lie CTION.
We will SELL to tho highest bidder for Cash, on
TUESDAY NEXT AUGUST %, 1865,
on the premises, at IL o'clock, a. M, that
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Wolf street. fronting go feet on Wolf street and run
ming back ~ feet, containing FIVE ROOMS. KITCHEN
and necessary OUT-H0UsEs and a large CIsTERN Of
GOOD WATER.
This property is In rear Of and joining that Of Mr..
Henry B Reardon.
Possession given Immediately
The property can DO examined at any time.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
augl1-tds Auctioneers.