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Everything connected with We great musical demon.
strasion 70 take p,ace In Js Tor which extensive
preparations being madc in this city, 10 Of special
interest - far - ne German pepuace 10 concerned
The Fsss delegates have - already reported, ap-
influential Germans In this city, including Mayor Cum
ther This done In order 70 create popularity and
integrity for tho affair Tho following letter from the
secretary Of ne Fed Delegation
RsxnoHp, Va, Nay -, lee6.
10 mn NoRSnnRN UHn1D 6us0lns 0AUriRa:-
FMnDe-N 10 with great pleasure that can inform
you that the oath OF this month the Singers Asso-
citation "vrginia, after hong inactivity, during the
period Of the rebellion has been reorganized The
citation desires 70 unite again with The Northern snge
and hopes that will be welcome With the greeting Of
the singers. For the society virginia"
JULIUS q FISHER, Secretary.
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esssmship Persia Drl Lott Liverpool Mayo VIZ Queens
G~n 3i: M M Pm v's mdss and pas.ea.sss % = casasa
ss.ss =; M.sEISs casss ship ia,
.ss -,sS .Ss ny
Ps s & q Ss sssS y q ss
ma sa
Win &: @. m 70
"a IN che y ssS1s % %Ip asd Whit
changed signals with steamship Cen Barnes steering
s.s s.p s 80 days.
Ship Enorsdo eoi EennsbanE Wilson, Fortress Monroe.
ssSeisssc Ss 7 Feb is passed
March Cape Good Hope April 10 with tea and rags 70
Bsrf yaer tof 8. john NBl Robinson Havana, Is days.
BARK GisnfSesos Cole ssenfuesos II days. with sugar.
gasi ans. Keller Fortress Monroe, sdays in ballast
Ea 's. e. . xa, ws
order May "a on Cape May passed vessel bottom up
sris lsnst .ef PoI,Iand MeAlsyy. oardenss u dsys
Main e @ ia. sa north Sa "
NJ; sS .sss s %s.s Cuba
sSanans ow ,.i winSsG; ss Dexter IS asSs s.IS
& sssnpsny % @ VIII big csiIiora- lsr Bristol, Eng
with .usa ss,ni % sses crdos - Gays
sehr JSssfs M Knsston Ja) Lavender. Grand Canaan is
sshI Ess@Slis Glare, Windsor Ms, lodAvs with plas
ssSs Hay Burke Sharlo.sssOwn PEI 10 days
Schr Duke Of Newca.e tHr), Finlay, 81 George NB,
days. with stavee 70 @ Findlay: Of Rondout
echr Ider tyacht Kinner, Jacksonville May 0 via Fort
Monroe 18th.
sss. ssss ss: sssas sS
gchr gatterly, Alden, Alexandria. 49,
echr N w Smith, Tooker. Alexandria, B days.
Schr Sami Botan ~ 81, w Willard Fortress Monroe,
hours.
sss Ea.: a; rss: rs.s::. s.;
Schr Borden, Borden, Georgetown for FAN River.
schr Ann Glover, Dorsey, Georgetown, u days
6chr Idaho, Westcott, Baltimore, days.
Schr DR. Rogers, Pters0n, Maryland, Z days.
6chr Saxon, Cassidy, Calais, days. -
sloamng Cswogo CrueE Fortress Monroe hours with
The barge w Sumner in kw 70 8 Quartermaster. I
Barge Sumner Pagan Fortress Monr0ee, ~ hours II
VOW Of tugboat Oswego, 70 U Quartermsster.
Bark Heroine from Charleston, arrived Tuesday, mad
The passage Id days, not 9, AZ reported.
BELOW.
One brig
SAILED.
Steamships Britannia, Morro Castle Creole Granada, Ar
sdne bark Jenny Lind 6rigs orwar Csrscas Fysrsen
q Wind at sunset SW.
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Barge Sumner Pagan Fortress MoIrOse - hours in
the passage i'd Z days, not ., As reported.
BELOW.
s:.%:Ap: sr:.pn!: SSr.o Castle S.so,s q5sn:a: A.
Son; Son; .eSr: hrs Brown. 1 wn " II Il Rowe Flight
Wind at sunset sw.
Miscellaneous.
back FEB Il with msinm.ss sprung and damaged sy ICE
Sur. L4yss.: s AL ~ toni: built a. Ksnnebanf in 1884,
,s Il. sssn Al York
pect is9 has been sold to Frank Emerson Of York. Me-
ana S 3 he
has Ss.n q 'n' '' At
snpxAsrEH DRowNEp-Capt Dexter Of the brig Bound
cpt Brmmer of IKE sr star of Canada was
NE cspsans Of his boat during sqnai on the 18th Of
~ Bath s:s p: fs0m the yard Of Me''r'
Whalcmen.
xs. sssora sS !a. With ~ SS. :p 100 40
as%ss ss.ss,y :,.A inst from North
S:rSss; ss,,; Ny
7ssse f.ssee:sewa wa.cSm.a Tlilscn, e. los 90:
ssi :; y: :sSss.s 8 s.s < win
{. T s:s. s:: !: Sc; :;s;:: 3 y: ;'s
8 :;;s s -. . ,s ST. =. 4. 81. ss.a O''n'. Nay
site KLns'e Hsnsa 0ax,cp. nom New Yorh for Nvsr.
Snip Wiil.n HpsseH Wsrass. from Liverpool for New
ssi g. ss: a:ss. for x...n.. Nay H. Ia a.
Fc.s,E. r:.ss: w.
z::: s:.:s e: In 81 is;: rs s:s:: S.s :; ... ...
x..s..s., =. xpra ship H.rr, of the w... Dur
s4.ss D:, =: 9:g:, s,:S SYor.
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v:: vs..., 3; S;,., siss
s::s ts:: l:;sn.; sn:: b.S br' S7ori; "a org Al
nan: VF as'ss;s:se %s: ss7iss:
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.sSSss sss barb c.,. OBJ. Turner sA1.
4: S:.s: ; ss ss, 4;ss. S.ss Tss
\: Si; s.:s :s Or: o,en whiting for
0EsoA, Nay 10 Arr France Kelley, Cardiff; Premier. Nc
,sIssss, Nay $50 sarls sarah King, King, Tara
scna icsn RSS: Garter 0rOm rrapsni Boston, took
Passed " do ssi ship Rising Sum- slOaeld from Cardiff
GgAHrxHA.o, Nay S-In port brig James Moody tBr) for
q. Atlantic D,Ss%srs
& ~ 1thS o'e' "n'en' Hio'A "ne s'er $40
Hone Ro.G port shps wsiios Pratt for ,sa san
rns So. sss tor | svdn.. snS
Hn I fST 9csaR
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i Isss:; Is:::ss ass:
'ii Sid sdih brig sarah xcnneay Mo.ss. Rem.do.; sd
ca aS scSr ziiss sBr Gaasan, Bsisimore zad bsrks
a snsSr ss , eSss s sYSh Smphen
sTs,i s.ss: ss.,, ss;
TS@s.'0'0o Torcs eu""e' 'p''''s
sa Iz.h CITY Of New %d% ySra % NAhn NYorh Is'h Great
Ens out i7h, Ycros, Sr.meyer Gan Francisco; 18Th,
=! sssss johnson Boston CITY q Washington
o.S MSs m,,.
E.c.S pSis s.,i cheer F.l'iisr
B?:toa. 80 ,s~.- ~. .sA1 VS. -. .
,sd ship John Baoyan carver New Yeri; Saris fal%ss
s s ss aa.s va sTss
ns .car 1 MisUa tEese Watt. So h brig wnm 4 Bf
iab"rsn"s tgr Rsvmond Do: sTlsmoo,h Br Ha,,bs VS.
do; brig Mnna frsub True Portland; scbr haher Col.
frs cs,lso.s - ,.., w.. ~,
1yro tS DO S Anne Wiisms c% pSr5, 1hrmpsoo Bisso
E.aao.,so, Nay 3, No ye.ss,' e port 49,.
Ssh s aPs q ccfs S'a Ssss sSssS New
snS SG:sssss sn 70, s osss.
kyork Boipscrus Hj, iiemnder for Boston fha.
1 :Sp' nsSsoT Ss.
fS,. Marc, K,0. 70, Foo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
lcy g specially; Other good cases prpsssStsd ~iA
''' Attorney and Counsellor. % Nassau strssk
DIvoRcE-PRIyATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
subject to sne ssn:s Law. %
II wich street corner Murray, there you WIN as2
on: else cheaper
IL Toilet Preparaiions-Ly Bloom and Roseale Bloom @,
s cura6 Cream n e, for rs.s ss sA
Sold sy Ss s:sSn. o. nssS ~ ss MY
sss. As1 T.. 4. WINS I'm
ing exquisite; Love on The Brain, very smusns The Ma
Sn n Tssr love- please.
;SsG ssHS n ps
all the music dealers or mailed free on receipt Of price
CTILL ANOTHER FALL IN GOLD.
THE rss sEEAG S6xyasE AMEErcAS
TEAS AND COFFEEs.
amounting TO IRON ssoomo TO 100000
60 scvs o. Beecler street.
The company selected .h cenra, location fe' ,ns
and at the sociaon Of the people o. Se~
csnees Win that they have been paying r"oarorv
PRoFiTs
THE COMPANY ARE ~ NOW " sEELISe e. Nc, e9og e o.,
MIXED 40c sos s9s sSs Soc c be-: 70 gsr S: iS:
rSTsS StsS HygoN co., oe o sOe ST. 81 TO- best 81 70
uksCoToRED JAPAN, a.si 70; best 81 70 PSn ~
FRENCH T8EFniS BEg%Ss1sf SSb DrSSER coTFtE 500
pcrb.
orrrN cuop opNpowDBR. IMPERIAL, OLD AID
S'AA" WV YoUN1 HYsoN TEAS.
THE COMPANY MAKE NO DEVIATION IN PRICES.
all chosen ior har s nrnse a werh serp
dnn.,eS ,TeSSfFsEs thSsEts ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
..i,ons boarding house Keepers families WHO arTo
saa anS pns e ce Which ws
price q 80 cents pound and warranted 70 s
peciai attention given to the COrcc Department n
which we defy competition
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM 20 CENTS TO srrf
BY purchasing SSkshr e re COMPANY
$40 BROADWAY
Ccu1Ipppo,s aEaMAN orNrMENT-wARRAFrpp
- certain cure without the siighiess danger for Piles
% .s 6 saS BS%ss s'
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY NED ~ roR Or aogr % .st
;Ss5 si'fIi
sss o and have been universally used in Europe for
essrs With s he ge% nSrsan w strand London sp
land and soid BY their agents. WELLS Co. ile ADD u
er Ms,esys Aeyc authorized u.
and address OF 'Thomns Pron 2.9 strand Iondon W %
he genuine medicine
rHE BRILLIANT AND ENTERThIININe. JUNE & NV
j Der Of DEMQREsTs MONTHLY Another ed'uo
nearly exhausted DO not '"'' 70 see '" i"ouei p"''' ~
gaanc. --------------------.
rruRKIsH BATHS, is LNiGHr STREET n; y.-Hogg1
sanlierren, 0 TO A. n. anl 10 Q r. II ldes, 4 n.
tI r. A. Greatest Of l1SuheA. rrs o0o
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TURKISH BATtIs ~ LAlGHr STREET n. Y.-HDuigS
4 anuterren, 0 10 A. b. aul 80 . =. N. lades, \
A. y AZ. Greatest of lWxurtes. IrS ono
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nIvoRCEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
H. cty specalty other good prosecuted, with
out fee In advance. Consultations free: n. HOWEA
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By hr EwrHG--Q state what business you were en-
rnged In about the time Of the Pros
dent. A. was business manager At Ford's theatre
O. State when you becnuo apprscd that the President
intended 10 WRIT the theatre that night At about
half past ten O'Clock that morning the young man from
the Presidents House, who usually came on such
errands, came on that occasion do not know hs name
he seemed 70 be runner he Ind been 10 the theatre
half dozen times Tor boxes previously
Had the President been previously invited for that
Y. statc whether that day, and, " no, how room
after you arrived that information was ooinmuncatd
twelve clock two hours after had received tho
information, on the corner of Teuth and streets he
was going Up towards Eleventh street, don't know
whether he had been at the theatre no was coming
from towards the theatre.
Q Had you any knowledge OF the Presidents inien.
ton Of visiting the theatre that night previous 70 socev
ing this message7 A. No cir
.. Did 700 havo anything to do win the bos the
President was to occupy' A. Nothing whatever
O. Did you procure anything 10 decorate with or notG
A. I procured . nag from the Treasury Department;
could nos obtain tho ono wanted, but got thrysix
feet flag.
Q State whether not Oh any oosasIon you had
convens.ion with Booth 90 to the purchase Of iands
oseson objected 70 by IA naorAs as irrsIevAnt and
immateral.
wechmann, conversation st the National Hotel between
Booth and the prisoner Mudd was introduced q cir
cumstancs showing hudd's connection with the con
epiIacy The purDose or tile evidence 70 sh0w "
that conversation ever ocCgrrd Il proved nothing, inas-
mach conversations the part Of Booth with various
Maryland were very frequent
Objection sustained by The Court
O. DO you know Of yisit made by Booth into Charles
county last faR A do not know except from whaA
he tod me.
Mr.. BireHAx-You need nos state what no told you
Mr.. EwNo insisted on the aueton being answered In
full
Colonel BuRSrrr-Hays you answered that question:
wITNEs-I eay baye never known him TO 10 there,
Q Have you ever bcRJ him say what his purpose
was in any ,ieit he MY have made to Charles county
last falp
Question objected TO by Judge BrsmAn and objection
sustained.
by Mr. Cox-Q Did you send notice OF the Prcsdcnts
intended vieit 10 tho Ytw thas a>r24&f 4, did os
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title but my brother has HE word that u belongs 10
him
Testimony Of Dy. Davis.
BY Mr. srosE-o Where do you rside' A In the
.ermasters Department. ON General wools sta during
tho Mexican 80
known HIM from early boyhocd; part OF the time lived
next 70 him. though for the last several years have
lived four or Eve squares from him
Y State what IN his character A. LIDO not know that
can state II in any better terms than that no boy
consider that hc s very iring aud has been ali his
lfetme there has been very little of man about him
from my knowledge Of him should ray that nature has
not embossed him with as much intel people gene
s,n my nave Ni Know Know ms innny very well and have ave
ysars,old.
CROSS Examined BY Jupor BIsoHNs
q Do yon think that Harold has intellect enough 10
know that y is great crime to oemmt murder' A Hc
undoubtedly knows the difference between right and
wrong
Testimony OF Harry Csay Fore.
BY M kwKa-Q State what bugincss you en-
gagged IN immediately preceding the aath Of Ap Last
A. Was treasurer of Fssds theatre. I.
State wh,n II was sst known there thaa tho PIesi
dene was coming TO the theatre that night. A II WAS
known TO me about half past eleven O'Clock had been
70 breakfast and came back and then Learned that the
. ttate whetherJ. wilkes Booth was u the theatre
Ater that on that day, and n No, at what timer A. Ho
was there twelve O'Clock, about half en- how after
@ Bate whether or not tho fact that the Prssdeat was
fsSs y the n n,ss na Ma. 1s WAS &c TO
Y md you see anything Sf both afierwTd thas days
A. Not until evening.
Did yon see him ms you were going to the theatre
that dayf A. No; saw him coming down the street,
think as stood IN tho door OF the theatre; he com
menoedtalking 10 some parties there one Of them went
INTO the ohice and brought OUT letter which no rat
down ana read the stcps Of the oce this was about
twelve O'Clock, and he stayed shond think hsfen hour
=. state what you know about tho proparscrs of the
.afc Tor The rec pon of the President that ngbsf A.
Ehsn got 70 tho theatre my brother told THO Prcei
acntwes 70 DO thcro That night 10 wns Mr. Ray tolds
bshs 70 sec about the decorations Of tho box but no
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AYEW POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.-WHIP-
IN poorwin Song real gem; Kiss Ne while I'm SLEEP
ton Tears impressive; Petroeun's What's the Matter
oomic Everybodys Love Song pleasee every one inst s
VIM JENNINGS DEMOREST, 50 Beekman street. Sold by
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NOR LAME AND DISA BLED
Horses get Bakers Hoof Linament. For sale by
y. II. DUNN & co, ssddlers,
jy left No. rs Main Street.
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NOR SALE.--A very valuable Tract
o. TIMBER LAND, situated about miles from
Ayrok consisting about $500 acres o acres OF ~hcn
Is cleared This property offers superior Inducements 70
those in want OF Timber Shingles and Cord Wood Land.
For further particulars, apply %
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT Co,
anp7-tf 20 Wide Water street
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II. Col EDWARD Ii. IERBLRr, deceased.
LEIGH 4 PHELPS, Auetioneers. sepo-lot

DOSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS, ON FREEMAS0N AND BOURsli
tSTREET, AT AuCrI0N--On FRIDAY, the 10Th SEP
TENDER will SELL on the premises, ~tto1 reserve,
that 4 e
- VALUABLE BUILDING LOT;
on the corner Frecason ind Bourh streets fronting
So ieet Freemason street, running back on Boursi
1.-THE above property will be divided, making two elig
BILE Lots for Family Residences. The location most de-
rable being convenient to business and in fine neigh
borhood. Il sriL.fH5a.F Lf.4 lzf4..f Is
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- By F. F. Ferguson, Auctioneer.
WAREHOUSE A r AUCTION

Tho BRICK WAREHOUSE at No. 8 Campbelfs Wharf,
present occupied Turner Co. This property is so
we'll known ht IL is useless 10 say than it Will be
sold at PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY, the 10th inst,
at IL O'clock unless disposed OF at private sale
The property under ground rent OF W. SlUo per
apnum - - Il. L. FERGUSON,
sep4--1lt sI.a Iii -. Anctoneer.
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USE HELMB OLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

In all Diseases OF these organs whether existing in
Male or Female" from ,Uhaerer originating,
and no matter how long standing 1t pleasant in taste
and odor, Immediate IN action and more strengthening
than any of the preparations of Bark OF Iron.
Those suffering from Broken DOM Delicate C6nsti-
buttons, procure The remedy dt4aee. 9a
The reader must he that however slight may be
the attack of the above diseases ii is certain to affect his
Bodily Health, Mental Fo,oers and Happiness.
All the above diseases require the aid of diurec.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC.
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BY Leigh & Phelps, No. 0 Roanoke Square
@. R. PHELPS AUCTIONEER. h, ~.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IN l,l96 ACRES OF VALUABLE AND HEAVILY
TlMBERED LAND, in PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY,
LYING on THE ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL AND NORTH RIVER, EIGHTEEN MILES
FROM NORFOLK, AT AUCrIoN.-As Administrator
with the will annexed, OF Coouel EDWARD H. Her
BERT deceased will SELL at Public Auction Oh Til RS
DAY the 2lst day of SEPTEMBER without reserve al
the Auction House of Messrs. Leigh PHELPS Norfolk,
Virginia, that valuable and HEAVILY TIMBERED
TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Albeniarle and Chesa-
pc;ke Canal and North River in tho County OF Princess
Anne, Containing ELEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY
SIX ACRES. The above Land is very Heavily Timbere'
with PINE, OAK, BEACH, &c. all Of orisina growth
This Is fine opportunity Tor capitalists TO make proht
able investment. The Land all lies WE'LL and after be
ing cleared is well adapted for Farming purposes 1t
viii be sold in Tract or divided as purchasers may
desire. ,..t s-
For further particulars, inquire Of Messrs. LEIGH
| PuELps, who have Plat Of the Land.
Sale to take place at 10 O'clock precisely.
y H. McNAIR. Administrator of
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WANTS.
FLUID EXTRACT

III ELM bOLDS II IIUII EAI IVAOI
t-f Blu @ II u. ..sfI
For Weakness arising from Indscretion The exhaust
ed powers Of Nature which accompanied by SO many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found, 1nds-
position to Exertion Loss Of Memory Wakefulness Hor
Lasstude Prostration and inability to enter into the
ioymeDts of society. ~ #el .
The Constitution, affected with Organic Weakness
requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and argordte
the system, which HELMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCIIU in.
variaby does. If no treatment is submitted to- Con-
sumption or insanity ensues.
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MEDICAL.

m = d L.. a
These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over quarter ola century of
private practice, the Ingredients in these
LIFE-GIVING PILLS!
Have been used with the greatest sue
cess. Their mission is, not only to pre-
vent disease, but to cure. They search
out the various maladies by which the
patient is suffering, and reinvigorate the
failing system. To the aged and infirm
a few doses of these valuable PILLS
will prove to be -. 4.lar....a, ,a4i. bl,e ,..s
#= : 'tl- 80 .ti.t Iii.. ..- SEQ isiie
A Very Fountain Of Youth;
For in every case they add new life and
vitality and restore the waning energies
to their pristine state. TO the young
and middle-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as ready specific and ster-
ling medicine Hnreis drnano rnqlirAd,
that Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found.
He looked for fountain that would re-
store the old to vigorandmak youth ever
AN ETERNAL SPRING!
II u,ac 1aff for kl,;, Jo,, a,.I I, -. ,ooJ
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~ o r s A l. E.

! oier for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
AIRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsville in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine miles from tile city Of Norfolk, situate the east
bank OF the Elizabeth River. -. 3D.
The situation is healthy, society good anOaeent 70
schools and churches The land is thoroughly adapted TO
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick. There is wood
enough the land 10 pay Tor it, -a
Should II be desirable or any one ia want Oh iahd
TO have SO arge tract will he divdedn into lots tosut
For terms, sc. apply 70 SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants corner koanoke square anu
Wide Water st. Norfolk, Va 10 whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale. t...s.,,,,o,-s,,
ie7-tf Kempsville, Princess Anne CO., va.
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AUCTION SALES.
~
By Walke.& Chambetlayne.
!. By Folger, Cartwright & Co, Auctionsers.

VALUABLE STORE AND LOT
9 TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-will be
Sold ON the premises SEPTEMBER 90 1865, the
3, * STORE AND LOT,
No. g. Roanoke Square. This property offers superior
advantages to those in Of Store In of the best
localities in the city This property will be for sale pri.
yatey until the day of SALE
Terms at the sale nag
+ , f FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT CO.,
20 ID ft Auction and Commission Merchants
4 sepl2--St a BID No. % Whitewater street, Norfolk II
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THE UNDERSIGNED III A V N g
established themselves under the FIRM OF
LITTLE a. ROGERS"
Ear ths purpose of conducting the IMPORTING and
MANTFhCTURING BUSINESS of CIGARS, and DEAL
ING in LEAF TOBACCO, and as AGENTS OF MANU-
FACTURED and SMOKING TOBACCo, would claim a
Share of Public Patronage.
a. Strict attention Business and an earnest desire
To nease enable them to promise that their dealings with
those who favor them with their orders shall DC sas
tory. JAMES bIIILE
JOHN c. ROGERS,
No. 20 Corner Whitewater and Roanoke SITS,
over the Store Of N. A. Thompson Co.
aug14-1m
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Avery VALUABLE LOT, on Preemason street, on which
there is a FRAME DIV ELLING, No29 This Lot 'front.'
forty feet on Free1nason street, and back hun
dre and Atty feet and is regarded of the most vau-
able lots in the CITY, a.f! hIl
Sale at II o'clock, NJ LEIGH PHELPS,
q isen6--qf tt3t % H.t 80 '.t'i p Auctioneers.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 41i

MRS. EMILY GRUBB AND MRS. NJ A. a. CHANDLER,
Principals.
Assisted by Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
several departments. tts, 80. MI - .R
The rooms devoted TO study and recitation ara in the
lower story of the Freemason street BAPTIST CHURCH.
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler ID ,ss
The SESSION will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
in SEPTEMBER, and close the last of June 5000.
Pupils though charged only from the time of entrance
are requested to be present if possible at the OPENING
Of the SCHOOL, 7aa t.ts4H H=.sI4.. s.,
Persons wishing to pursue any of the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can do $50, without being
regular members of the school.
The Principals hope that their long experience and
in teaching will insure for them sufficient share
of patronage to compensate for the effort they are maxi
ing to establish SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference Terms, &C.. they would refer to their
circulars which can be obtained of MRS GRUBB, At
lantic Hotel, or OF MRS. CHANDLER, corner of York
and Botetourt streets. jy31-tf