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ASSAULT ON A PoLIcEMAN.zOn North
street in Portsmouth, Mr. Hughes, Lieutenant
of the police, was knocked down in the dis
charge of his duties by one or two men by a
blow from slung shot He had arrested
two robbers, and while endeavoring to take
them to the lock up, being without suffi-
cient force, was knocked down as above stat
ed. e 81
Lient Hughes had small single barrel
pistol, very common and old fashioned, which
missed fire. All the watch were Immediately
sent in pursuit of the robbers. The affair
happened yesterday morning about 81 o'clock
on the corner of Middle and North streets.
A man named Isaac Ward has been arrest
ed on suspicion. The police are still on the
track of the others The trial of this case be-
fore the mayor, will be postponed until to-
morrow morning as Lieut.. Hughes is unable
to appear this morning, suffering from the
blow he received last night.
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MARINE INTELLIGENUE.
Pour OF NoRroIK AND PORTSMOUTH. Sep. "a


Arriuals Uia ABcmdrte and Chesapeake Canal
Steamer Chowan, Cain, North River, with the
Schr Flight, McName, Alligator River, N. c.,
2s6 900 shingles to T X Cobb Sons.
Schr Petrol, Gray, NewDern, $4,000 shingles.
do. Actor, Swain, Tyrrel CO., cattle, wheat,
corn, &C., to master.
Boat Democrat, Crank, Currituck, potatoes 4
chickens, to master. ..-t..I
Boat Louis, Corbet, Currituck, sundries.
Steamer Arrow, Burgess, e. City.
..y.-t. SAILED.
Steamer Gazelle. Slacum, L. City.
do. Hackensack, Kirwan, assorted cargo, for
Hamilton, N. G.. 81 A
do. Currituck, Flynn, assorted cargo, Roanoke
River. t-..!
do. Hertford. McHorney, NV River, barges
and 3 lighters in tow ..
Schr Viola, ykes, f. City, light.
; Boats Gypsey, Ann, Bruiser, Ruffin, Currituck
county, assorted cargoes.
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DIVERSION OF TRANSPORTATION. The
schooner j. 7. Kertland, YEssE, from New
York has arrived in our harbor with railroad
iron and Machinery, for Tennessee. The car
go will be discharged as speedily as practical
BILE, and re-shipped on the freight train of
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, to be
conveyed ultimately to its destination in the
West. This diversion of transportation is due
OF the pol cy which has been inau urated by
General Malone, who is making work for the
Road, and attracting attention to Norfolk,
and the cheapness, convenience, and facilities
for shipment, to the great West, which are
afforded from this port. This theory of con-
solidation is now undergoing rigid criticism
in the Richmond Enquirer, whose comments
General has responded TO, in an article we
copied from that paper some days ago. The
Lynchburg Virginian, contains extracts and
Ealusions relative to this snbject-and COM
munication also, from intelligent cores
pondent, who advocates the Generals policy,
to which we may take occasion to aliude
hereafter. ~ @s
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tentiOn of our readers: .ar 1854
Leigh Bros. 4 Phelps win sell lsO bales Hay,
tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, at Higgins
Warehouse, in lots to suit purchasers.
Deming, the Grocer, calls attention to some
fine Sugars, at retail. Y GO C.
The Norfolk and Petersburg Rail road Com
pany have changed their time schedule. Travel
iers leok to it. l So
Martin, Baker & Hinton, the popular Attor-
neys, set forth their business. Col. Hinton, OF
that firm will attend the Courts of his native
State, as exhibited in their card.
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RELIGIoUs.-The Rev Dr. Okeson officiated
and preached in the morning at ST. John s
Church, Portsmouth. His sermon was based
upon the text Of st. Matthew relative to the
ultimate revelation of the secrets and intents
OF the human heart and of human conduct
there is nothing covered that shall not be
revealed: and hid that shall not be known"
The discourse was impressive and eminently
calculated to, exert a statutory influence upon
the inner and outer life of christian individ
ualism. At night the Rev Mr.. Marshall Of
Christ's Church Elizabeth City officated and
preached upon the Importance, or rather es-
sence, of faith in the Divine economy; his re-
marks being based upon the healing of the
ten lepers. The discourse was of practical
character, and the subject aptly illustrated by
conclusive references to Holy writ.
Services were held at st. Paul's Catholic
Church as usual. and the Rev. Father Plunkett
delivered an impressive discourse on the i'm
portant subject Of forgiveness of sins.
At Trinity Church, Portsmouth, the Rev
MIR. Marshall assisted the Rector and preach
ed In the morning Services were held a,
usual in the other churches in the cities ant
in Newtown, for which, however, we have n,
special report.
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TRINITY CHURCH FAIR-The fair and
feast for the benefit of old Trinity in Ports
mouth, will open this evening in the large
dining saloon of the Ocean House. The hall
will be graced with the beauty oftbe city, and
the tables will be amply supplied with fair
vendors and viands-besides all other articles
usually for sale upon such occasions.
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FIRE ON FERRY POINT. About eleven
o'clock on Saturday night, the steamer Orlan-
90 belonging to the Messrs b. & j Baker,
took fire, at her wharf on Ferry Point as is
supposed from the galley. After the destruc-
ton of the joiners' work on deck aud the in
jury which the deck itself Sustained, the fire
was extnguished. The hull did not srstai n
much damage The loss has not yet been
reported.
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I THE EYE, EAR AND CArARRH.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement of DR.. GARDNER,
the celebrated Eye and Ear Surgeon of New
York, who will be at the Atlantic Hotel, on
Thursday october 4th, and remain until Tuesday
due notice will be given. Those who are suffer
ing from deafness, catarrh, or diseases of the eye
should 20 and cansult DR.. Gardner.
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RENT OF GRIoE's New STORES, The four
stores in the block lately erected by Major
Grice on Crawford street, Portsmouth, near
the market We're rented this morning by
Maupn & Hatton, auctioneers.
The following are the rates, which go be-
yond those anticipated. sl@
No. l. Corner store 1886 per month to
Wilson & Bro. s4a ltgIEH
No. q 70 Eli Hewett, .$72, so per month
No 8. TO Joseph ?. Moore, $40 per
month 1925 IA -
No a. To B. W. Cenant, .$75 per
month.
The locations are unsurpassed, and the
competition for the stores was animated.
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE Day POLICE IN
PORTSMOUTH, Beats Nos s and 6, comprise
Gosport and Newtown-one policeman. Re-
port OF citizens to be made at the store of Mr.,
John Owens. Beats Nos. l, 2, 8, and 4, COM
posed of the City of Portsnouth-two police
men. Reports of citizens to be made at
Mayors Office.
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HAMBURGER & BRo.-These are enterpris-
ing dealers in Tobacco, their store being I'M
der Mechanics Hail. Their selections are
made with strict regard to the most superior
qualities, and mistake can hardly be made
in going there for the best the market affords.
Their stock is generally well filled-and they
are accommodating and liberal dealers.
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CAPTAIN D. j. HILL.-We were pleased to
meet yesterday our pleasant and accommoda-
ting Captain Hill of the Georgeanna, who is.
looking in excellent point. The Georgeanna
is to resume her trips on the James under the
sway of her commander, the popular.
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NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND FRUIT MAR
KET.-Sweet Potatoes $4 90 a 90; Apples
prime, per Dbl, 81 so; Peaches, per crate
"a GOA so; cooking So so 90; Peanuts,
North Carolina, per bush, $3 90 8 so; dried
Apples, new Southern, per lb., lie a 10; dried
Peaches, peeled, 26c a Is; Cabbages, per 100
So a 8 90; Corn, sweet, per 100 ears, SOC co.
Tomatoes, per bushel crate, 4Oc 60
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BASE BALL The Creightons and Stone
walls had a contest, on last Saturday, at hal
p lst six. After contest of four hours, and at
the end of the 9Th inning, the President of the
Stonewalls rendering the ball to their sue
cessfu competitors the victorious Cregh-
tons.
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UNION Hook & LADDER COMPANY. There
was a called meeting of this fire company a
few evenings ago to receive the resignation Of
their foreman, Mr. j. Cohn, who had intima-
ted his intention to leave the city. The
meeting was fully organized, and on present.
ing his resignation, Mr.. Cohn expressed him
sellin some very happy and appropriate re-
marks at severing associations which had
been of so an agreeable character. Upon
concluding his remarks preamble and reso-
buttons We're submitted and adopted express
sve of the regret ofthe members OF the COM
pany, his old associates in separating from one
to whom they were so strongly attached
After this the meeting adjourned and partook
Of collation. which had been prepared by
their esteemed comrade. Here friendly toasts
were drank, and social intescommunion around
the festive board was enjoyed up to protrac-
ted hour. The Norfolk Fire Department was
toasted, and appropriate little speeches of a
complimentary character, were interehanged
among the gentlemen present. Before the
clock struck twelve the fraternal party sang
"Auld lang Syne" with full chorus-after a
while the 'boys" adjourned to the st. Charles,
where they enjoyed the Irish melodies of an
accomplished vocalist, which closed the fes-
tivities of the evening.
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THE BALTIMORE BoAT.-The steamer due
from Baltimore yesterday morning did not
arrive until this morning A telegram reach
ed here yesterday, stating that some disar-
rangement to the machinery had caused the
return Of the boat to Baltimore. The steamer
which arrived this morning brought large
freight and considerable number of pas
sehgers.
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DARING BUReLARY.-On Saturday night
last, the store of l. & z. Hoffheimer was en-
tered by robbers and two or three trunks con-
tanning the most superior and valuable cloth
ing stolen and carried off The robbers en-
tered side window, from Addington's Lane
and effected their purpose No clue has yet
been gained to the goods or the robbers but
we presume the police are on the alert to re-
cover the stolen property and secure the
burglars. aa
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THE FIRST SALE IN NORFOLK MARKET
First sale of one bale of new Cotton, was effec-
ted to-day by Kader Biggs & Co., to w D.
Reynolds & Bro, o. 40 cents per lb.
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY
ms ANCE
Against Loss or Damage by Fire,
ON EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
Wearing Apparel, Farm Houses,
Barns and Grain, Factories,
Cut Wood, STOCKS OF GOODS,
Warehouses, Produce on Storage,
Vessels in Port, STEAMBOATS,,
Mills, Lumber ards,
Exhibition Halls, Society Buildings,
School Houses, Churches,
Libraries Foundries,
Mechanics Shops,
ALSO,
Cargo Risks, Inland, Coastwise and Foreign.
Speciai attention to Life Insurance,
In the various classes of Policies, viz:
CLIFF" "TEN YEAR" ENDOWMENT and
ANNUITY.
Information and details most cheerfully given
to all interested.
Companies represented in
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co, N. Y.
MANHATTAN FIRE AND MARINE.
NATIONAL FIRE COMPANY, Baltimore.
HOME, FIRE AND MARINE CO., N. Haven.
VA. FIRE AND MARINE CO., Richmond.
INSURANCE co. OF VA, Richmond.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
| Norfolk.
Terms hDeral. Apply 10
| j. G. DEMING,
Deming's Insurance Building,
| Cor. Main and Commerce sts., Norfolk
se221lt
CASTINGS,
SMITHS WORK, &c., &c.
We have rebuilt and enlarged our FOUNDRY.
and are now prepared to furnish
| CA STIN GS
Ofevery description, and of best quality
| OUR MI III f Try
Has also been rebuilt and improved. We are
now prepared to do us. .4
All kinds of Smiths Work
with dispatch and at short notice.
| Me-Au Work warranted, and at Northern
prices. -, n,on
l President Union Car Works,
Sc 22-6t* Portsmouth, Va.
GEM ILLUMINATED GAS BURNER
TNIRE PLACE STOVE.-We invite the atten-
ton of builders, and the public generally,
| to this unrivalled HEATING STOVE, which be-
1 sides heating the rooms to which it may be con
nected, il designed at the same time to be par
lOr ornament 1t has been in successful operation
for several years, and is considered the most
cheerful durable, economical and desirable FIRE
place Stove in the country. FOR sale by
Il GILLETT, CHERRY AAPP,
sea Roanoke square
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MAYORS CoURT-Por mouth-September 22d
his Honor Mayor White, presiding.
There were eight cases before his Honor this
morning for petty offences, which were disposed
of according to law-chie1y by fines.
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Mayors eouRT, Norfolk-Justice Thomas J..
Corprew, acting pro TEN.
Three petty cases were disposed of and num-
Der of suits adjudcated when the court ad-
iourned. s4--
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lTTENTI0H!--THE PUBLIC.

The following statement we are ready
to submit to "ArbitratiOn.'
CITY AND COUNTRY CIRCULATION MORE
THAN DOUBLE THAT OF THE NOR
FOLK VlRGINIAN, AND EQUAL TO
TIE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF
ALL THE PAPERS In THE CITY.
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Rev. w. B. WEILONs AND THB TEMPER
ANcE CAUSE We have received a copy of an
admirable address delivered by thisagentle-
man, who is the President of the G State
Council of Virginia" and trust that the cause
to which he has devoted SO much OF his time
and talents, will revive under his ullninistra-
ton. We extract the following passage from
his Grafton, which we commend to the serious
consideration of our readers
We appeal to the Christian men and wo-
men of all religious denominations TO unite
with us in our labors-in our good work.
To the Clergy everywhere and OF every de-
nomination, our appeal is most earnest. We
are engaged in great work for God and the
Church. Come and help us. We appeal to
the fathers and mothers of the land, whose
hopes are bound up in the future of the sons
and daughters whom Go has given you
Give your influence to this cause, and aid in
keeping your sons sober, and preventing your
daughters from becoming the wives Of intem-
perate men. We appeal to the young men
and madens, to the little girls and b Us, the
future hope of the country to join with us in
this good work Our hearts warmest sym
patlies run out after the fallen, and our
hands are extended to help them-those who
have become entangled in the meshes of in
temperance, and eau no longer control the
cravings of vitiated appetite. We offer to
you such assistance as we can render, and
such counsel as we can impart, and such sym
patty as we can exercise We will take you
by the hand and lead you to our place of re-
fuge, and there point to you Higher Power
and help you to seek His grace, without
which you will never be safe Come with us
we will do you good, for God has spoken
good concerning those who turn from theil
sins and seek his blessing We appeal tc
every age and condition to come with us-ts
join our water band-to stand mp with us fol
righteousness and truth, for temperance an(
sobriety
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MEETING OF THE MECHANICS AssocIA-
TioN.-A meeting of this association, will be
held this evening at the Hope Engine rooms,
on Cove Street. Business of Importance will
bs transacted.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 21.-A difficulty has
arisen between the City Councils and the
Board Of Health The former refused to
grant an appropriation OF $4,000 asked tor
by the latter, and the Board to-day give no.
/ tice that they will no longer remove nuisances,
ETC., and they have ordered the Health Off
Ger to suspend all orders for work in his
hands l i
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ABSENT PASTORS The Rev. Mr.. Murray,
Of the Middle Street Presbyterian Church,
Portsmouth, was absent from the city yester-
day in consequence of the illness Of his
consequently there were no services
at the church yesterday morning. The Rev
Mr.. McKim, of St. Johns Church, is also
absent We have elsewhere noticed the
presence of the Rev. DR.. Okeson in this church
in the morning-and the Rev. Mr. Marshall
at night. l{ 4tf
How TO Do UP SHIRT BosoMs We have
often heard ladies express desire to know
by what process the fine gloss observable on
new linens shirt boeoms, &c, is produced,
and in order to crafty them, we submit the
following receipt for making Gum Arabic
| Starch: Take two or. fine white Gum Ara
| bic powder; put it into pitcher, and pour on
| it pint or more of boiling water according
to the degree of strength you desire, and then
having covered it, let it set all night: In the
morning pour carefully from the dregs, into q
clean bottle, cork it and keep it for use, A
tablespoonful of gum water stirred, into q
pint Of starch made in the usual manner, viii
give to either white or printed lawns look
of newness, when nothing else can restore
them after washing. Much diluted, it is also
good for thin muslin and bobinet Lynch
| burg News. 9lfts 4ss X 3
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WA TCKIES!
WATCHES!
L UST received, fine invoice of Gold Hunting
~ Watches, of American, English and Swiss
manufacture, suitable for Ladies or Gents All
in want of a superior time keeper at a moderate
figure, will call and select from the extensive as
sortm, Mt to be found at ~ Main street
WATCH REPAIRING.
All having Watches which they wish to have
repaired to keep correct time, should bring them
to u.s. as we give this branch our special atten-
ton, and have the assistance OF one of the most
skillful workmen to be found.
JEWELRY REPAIRING.
We are prepared to manufacture Jewelry to
order, at our workshop over the store, and re-
pair any article Of Jewelry durably, skiliuliy
and neatly, as we have one of the most expert
practical Jew eers, to be found in or out of the
State. Don't fail to call on
seq G. f. GREENWOOD 4 BRO
Old Dominion and Virginian copy
NEW PUBLlCATiONS- Frederick tue
y Great, and his Court. An historical rom
ance, by the author of Joseph II and lis Court,
&c.
Taken Upon Trust.
Helen Courtenay's Promise.
Pastimes with my Little Friends BY Mrs.
Martha Haines Butt Bennett.
For sale by
sea- STEWART DEFY.
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STARTLING DEvELoPMENTS-THE PRO-
PRIEreR OF THE OLD DOMINION NEWSPAPER
IMPLIcATED.-Yesterday morning this COM
munity was startled by current rImors upon
the street, that Mr.. c. G. Flint, proprietor Of
the Old Dominion newspaper, had absconded,
having forged Government vouchers, as Is re-
ported, and passed them off upon the Tx
change National Bank and the First National
Bank. of this city, the latter institution being
secured by other parties, and also upon the
Insurance and Trust Company. 1t Is stated
that the forgeries amount to twenty odd thou
sand dollars, and a few thousand are held by
private parties, the balance by the institutions
above named. ffs ltlJ tb3 sA.'
1t is stated by contemporary, that Mr.. c.
G. Flint, the person implicated, has been alb
sent from the city for several weeks, but we
saw the gentleman, if we are not greatly in
error, less than ten days ago, at the Ferry
wharf about to cross to Portsmouth He oc-
cupied the position of paymasters clerk, at
the U. S. Gosport Navy Yard, and had the
auditing Of the expenditure accounts. He
had the handling, perhaps, of large amounts
of Government funds. Besides this, he was
recognized as the proprietor of the Old Dom-
MON printing establishment in this (which
he purchased from the former proprietors
al d has kept running ever since. We learn
that an attachment has been issued in favor
of the Exchange National Bank, and that the
Sheriff Of the City executed it last Saturday
evening, having taken legal possession of the
| Old Dominion office. The paper, however,
| was issued this morning, and we learn an ar
rangement will be made by the bank for its
| continuance for the present There. is no al
fusion, however, made in that press, to the de-
| velpments which have TRANSFERRED.
We hear it remarked that these operations
have been going ON for sometime past, and
seemed to excite not particle Vi suspiclon.s
| Mr.. Flint was last seen in one OF the Parks
| in New York city a few days ago, aud we
| learn detectives left here iii the Baltimore
boat for the North, to look him up.
In conversation with naval officer this
morning, Of high rank, we learn that Mr..
Flint heretofore st,,od high iii the estimation
of those with whom hewas CO injected In bu-
siness relations, and was attentive to his du-
| ties, and these circumstances make the re-
| cent sudden developments the more astonnd-
| ing Mr.. Flint is SAID 20 be from Chicago,
| Illinois.
| In addition to the above, there are other
rumors OF a more painful character and OF a
| domestic nature, from which we withhold
| comment, in the absence of more definite and
positive intelligence.
| Since the above was in type, we have been
requested to say that the Exchange National
| Banks losses in this matter will fall short OF
$4,000.
|
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By LEIGH BROS. 4 PHELPS.
No. 5 Gommercinl Ron

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
CUABLE REAL ESTATE in THE CITIES
OF PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK AT ACg-
Tl0N.-In pursuance of decree of the Circu-
it Court of the City of Norfolk, made on the
Z4th day of July last, in a suit therein pending
between John McPhail and others, plaintiffs, and
Geo. w. McPhail and others, defendants, shall
sell, at Auction on THURSDAY the 9th day of
Sept inst, at II O'clock at the Auction House of
Leigh, Brothers Phelps, in the City of Norfolk,
the following Real Estate, where If John McPhal
died seized to wit:
A lot of Ground in the city of Portsmouth, sit
uated on Water street, fronting 40 Water ST.,
INNING back 100 feet to 10 foot lane-op which
here is three story frame building.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
On the premises, the House and Lot, No. Is
Church ST. The Lot fronts 25 feet inches on
ALSO,
A valuable BUILDING LOT on Main street,
adjourning the residence of +. Capps, ESQ front
ing 81 feet on Main, and running back 2lO feet to
Reeds Lane.
A valuable BUILDING LOT on Union street,
10 feet on Union street, running back l07 feet.
ALSO
A Lot on Reeds Lane, IS feet 'front.' running
back 81 feet with the Improvement thereon, con-
sisting of a double brick tenement and frame
dwelling.
TtRMS-Five per cent of the purchaser money
OF each Lot to be paid in cash. and the residue
six, the 2nd, at nine, and the 3rd, at twelve
months from the day Of sale, each to be secured
by the purchaser bond, with sufficient security,
and to carry interest from the LIST day of January
next, when possession will be given. Any pur-
chaser shall be at liberty to pay down a larger
proportion than five per cent of the purchase
money; and at any time to anticipate any ofthe
payments.
. CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner
= LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
sepl9-tds Auctioneers,
BY W. X. ROBERTS, Auctioneer,
corner Roanoke Sqr, and Vide Water St.,
SCHOONER WILD CAT AT AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD, ON WEDNEs-
w day, Sept. 26th, 1866, at Johnston & Bros
Wharf the Schooner "WILD CAT,'' with her
apparel, tackle, and furniture, to satisfy an exc
cution in my hands, in favor of Rosenwig, Dries
en- Co., against Basnight Il Sykes
Sale at II o'clock M. Terms Cash.
The Vessel is well found in sails, rigging &C.,
and will carry 1000 bushels.
W. B. DEGGs, Serg't
W. Il. ROBERTS,
sepl5-l0t Auctioneer.