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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

RA1N-Since the early heat .f the morn
ing the clouds have overshadewel the sky
and as we write, grateful shower is patter-
ing on the roof 1t is to be hoped, that as we
can't smite water out of the rocky bosonls of
tire Select Council, the rain may continue
until our cisterns, now at the very last ebb,
get full enough to allow our people the lux
ury of using water themselves, and giving it
to their neighbors. Oh Jupiter Pluvius, send
down the rain
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

GEORGE CHAMBERLAINE.-This young man
who is reported to have died with cholera in
the city, died on his aunts farm in the coun-
try. He was fisherman, engaged in the
fisheries on Lynnhaven shore, came into the
city on Saturday morning, ate imprudentiy.
and died in the country eighteen hours after
the attack
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

her wharf in Portsmouth in good time this
morning, allowing the train to leave at about
seven o'clock She brought a good list of
passengers and a quantity of freight. In the
bay last night there was an excessively heavy
fall of ra n, which would have been most
welcome here, but the laws of meteolo.ogy car
ried the clouds from us in spite of our prayers
for rain, permitting only slight sprinkling
in their passage elsewhere.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL
The following comprises the vessels that
passed through the canal during the mouth of
August, 1856:
Steamers, go: schooners, II; sloops, 80 {;
lighters, 40; boats. 1885, barges, 20; RATS 5.
Total 43O
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THE WEATHER 1.-The sun is out to-day in
all his spendor No clouds are between US
to intercept his rays, and we already are sus-
tanned in our calculation, that we shall have
another hot, sllltry and oppressive twenty
four hours. Since writing the above, the san
has been overcast and is occasionally obscured,
the heat promising to be less oppressive.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

TRUsTEE's SALE IN HAMPTON On to-
morrow, in the town of Hampton, on the
premises, Samuel A. Bent, Trustee, will sell
under deed of trust, all the interest of John
Begart in the property known as Hampton
Mills, being one-fourth of the entire property
which includes the milling fixtures, steam
engines, &c. al-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

The SEABeARp TRAIN Yesterday even
ing the train was late in reaching the depot
in Portsmouth, in consequence of which the
Baltimore boat did not leave her wharf till
nearly sunset The delay in the arrival of
the train was caused by run off at Garys-
burg, with no damage however. There was
"a large number of through passengers, about
one hundred, besides the usual large number
OF freight cars
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Observation-Disclosures this caption the
Old Dominion teaching has be-
come very respectable occupation" As it
has always been so, we presume our cotempo-
rlry desi ned to say hit it had g ome a pop
ular occupation, as he had previously allud-
ed to large numbers Of applications for en-
ployment by tutors, ..ts1-l ..e
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

CONFERENCE.-THE brick work on the build
ing Of Mr.. Robert Dickson on Crawford street,
near the market, has been fnished-and the
second story of the structure containing four
stores, on the corner of King and Crawford,
erecting by Major Grice, has also been COM
pleted
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PosTPoNED.-We have necessarily post
poned the publication Of several interesting
communications which have been addressed
to this paper, in consequence of the pressure
upon our columns This viii account to our
friends for the non-appearance of their COM
munications, but the bed of Procrustes was
not more memorable in its limits, than the
space at our command
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DEPARTED. -Messrs Hill and Smith, for
some time the accommodating agents in this
city of the Harndens Express, return to Bal
timore. We have been under obligations to
them for favors received from time to time
and wish them all success in their new sphere
of duty.
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j. UMsTADTER & SoN-This old establish
ed firm are still holding forth at No 20
Church street, where they are prepared to
furnish their old customers and the public
with all the latest petterns, aud newest goods
in their line They have just received va
riety of iaces, which are rare and attractive
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

OvERBoARD.-The horse and truck, of
Messrs. Conant e. Hunter, went overheard
from the railroad wharf yesterday afternoon
Neither species Of property were injured, and
the establishment was soon on dry ground
again.
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-THANKs.-W are indebted to Mr. NJ. j.
FoaARTY, bookseller and periodical dealer,
for copies of Northern papers in advance OF
the mail His establishment is No Main
street, opposite Bank street, and the latest
journals may be had at his counter
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

The PEAT EXCITEMENT. We understand
that the machinery for cutting out the peat
from the shear garden near Deep Creek, by
northern men of enterprise, is soon expected
and that operations will then be vigorously
commenced.
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AccIpENT.-We. are Informed that the
Seaboard train, when passing Manloves or
sGetty's station yesterday. coming into the
city, ran over horse and cart containing a
man and boy. The man, it is reported, was
killed, and the boys leg was broken.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-04

+ SALE OF MoLAssEs. sale Of the cargo
of the Lady Antrim, by w. R. Roberts. aue-
tioneer, took place as announced in the Day
Book Of yesterday The first lot consisting
of 10 hogsheads, was purchased by James
Reed, Esq, at 55ac. per gailon. The second
lot Of Is hhds., 105 puncheons and SO bbls.
was knocked down to t, A, Young & Co.,
at hQ1c
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STEAMER "LADy OF TIE LAKE."-This
steamer, commanded by Captain Wilson, from
Lake Pontchartrain and Mobile, arrived here
yesterday, consigned to Marshall Parks, Esq.
The Lady of the Lake is spendid new iron
steamer, belonging to Charles Morgan, Esq,
of New York, and is ordered to Wilmington,
Delaware, where she was built 1t is sug-
gested that Mr. Morgan may put this steamer
on the new Air Line Railroad line to Phia-
delphia, in connection with the new iron
steamer "Cty of Norfolk" now nearly COM
pleted, forming semi-daily line to New
York and Philadelphia.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ADGIRAL.-Rear Admit
raj Stephen c. Rowan, arrived this morning
in the Adelaide. At about meridian he
assumed command Of the Gosport Navy Yard,
having relieved Commodore Robert B. Hitch
cock, and was accordingly saluted.
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AUCTION SALES
EXECUTRIX'S SALE.

AN MONDAY, THE Sth day of Oc-
~ tober, 1866, will be sold at the Court House
door in Edenton, all the real estate OF MAJOR 1.
L. Skinner, deed, consisting oftbe following
tracts, or parcels of land, to wit: az ~
l. The Farm wherein he resided, containing
1855 acres more or less, (most of which are
cleared) with all appurtenances This farm stu
ated within one mile of the town of Edenton, has
on it large commodious and beautiful residence,
with all necessary outhouses, several large barns,
good wells of water, and is finely wooded.
ii. Two Ship Yards in the town OF Edenton.
The ways of b 9th beneath water-are in very
good order, and with comparatively little expense
can be put in in working condition. On both are
commodious Warehouses, and on one is aSteam
Grist and Saw Mill, which with some repairs can
be made source of great profit.
Ill. Two desirable residences in the town Of
Edenton. s
". half interest in large and aecessi lie
wharf in said town known as the '1ndia wharf
Terms.-Notes payable at 6, IL and Is months
with interest from date, and approved security.
BY THE EXECUTRIX.
an m Gsat w ida .-fa d
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MILL AT DEEP CREEK-We understand
that saw mill of Kicks, Hill & Co, of this
city, is in successful operation at or near the
village of Deep Creek.
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MARINE INTELLI6ENCE,
posr OF NosFonK AND PORTSMOUTH

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Sep. 4.
ARRIVALS.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. John Sylvester, Post. Richmond.
-a-5 DEPARTURES 'z'-t "
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. "' 49,
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown 10
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. s
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond.
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THE STATUE OF WAsHINGToN The in
auguration of the statue of Washington will
take place, it will be remembered, at the Vir-
gina Military Institute. on the 10th instant.
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New BANK-A new National Bank has
been established at Salem, n c., Isaac G.
Lash, Esq, is President, and w. A Lemby,
ESQ. is Cashier.
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MAYoE's CouRT.-Portsaaoath- September 4tt
His Honor Mayor White, presiding. ..-
Nothing before his Homer this morning
Watch report the city quiet.
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ADMIRAL TucKER.--It seems that there is
serious opposition on the part of Admiral
Montero to the assumption of the command
of the Peruvian fleet The fleet was t, have
sailed from Valparaiso OIL the 9th of August,
for Callao, with the Peruvian Minister. A
correspondent of the Herald, writing from
Santiago on the 3D. of August, says:
"1he Peruvian squadron sails for Callao on
Monday, the 9th instant, and the Peruvian
Minister, Mr.. Pardo, goes home by the steam
er to-day, on business connected with Admit
raj Montero's difficulty with the new COM
mander, Ticker, who also starts for Peru to-
day 1t was rumored at Santiago last night
that Tucker had got possession of the feet
and assumed command, bat am unable to
trace the report to reliable source Cap
tains Butt and McCorkle, who came out with
Tucker, and each of whom was to have YES
sci to command, will leave with Tucker, and
still expect to get possession of the vessels;
but the belief prevails here that when the
squadron reaches Peru General Pardo will be
induced to modify his orders ON the subject.
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MA RRIED.

On the morning of the 4th inst, at the residence
of the brides father, in Portsmouth, by the Rev.
Jshn H. Wingfeld, Rector Trinity Church, Mr..
R. E. GLASSETT, OF Fredericksburg, Va, to
Miss JENNIE A, eldest daughter Of Jacob
Winingder, ESQ. No cards.
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| GAS PIPEs.-The Portsmouth Gas Com
pany are repairing the gas pipes on High
street, which have been discovered to be out
of order.
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BURGLARY IN HAMPTON, "A few nights
since the basement Of Mr.. Kennon Writings
residence was entered by some daring rascals
and plundered of several articles of trihing
value 1t is supposed they were frightened
off by some noise in the street. This is the
third attempt made. on this particular house
in the last few months; and the light fingered
depredations with alarming frequency in that
they could get the Mayor of Norfolk to look
over there once or twice,a week through a big
spygass we have no doubt it would exercise
a wholesome effect on the rabble Iazzaroni
In the mean time handful of "blue whist
lers" might exercise salutary influence.
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WAKE FORREST CoLLEGE.-This Institu-
ton, the Raleigh Sentinel learns, has COM
meneed its fall session with encouraging pros
poets.
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ARRIVALS
ATLANTIC HoTEL.-A. G. NrwroN, Prop'r
TUESDAY. September 4, 1866.

TUESDAY, September 4, 1866.
7. G. Burnes, Hampton; Bryant, Rocky
mount; W. Grimes, Thomas Jones, Sr., W. 2.
Jones, Jno. G. Hayman, N. S. Wood, A; T;
Hayman, Frank. Vaughn, N. c.; a. B. Hill, Va
F. M. Edwards, Gates county, n. o.; X: ID.
Henry A. WISE Ct. A. Rollings, P. Peed, Jno.
Wilson. Va
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Dr.. JAeKsoNs LETTER.-We call atten
ton to Doctor Jackson's second letter, which
appears in the Day Book of this evening.
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ToBE REMOVED are pleased to learn
that the railing projecting upon the side walk
from the First National Bank, complained Of
recently, by our correspondent Mr.. Joseph
Increase, is likely to be removed
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AUCTION SALES
BY LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
No. 5 Commercial Row.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

2 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
. -.t ESTATE.
I'm MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
" September, 1856, the undersigned, as Special
Commissioner, under a decree of the Circuit
Court of the City of Norfolk, pronounced in the
Chancery suit of "Richard N. Jefery vs. Mar
garet X. Jefery and others" will proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, the following
real estate belonging to the estate ct Mrs. Anne
Jefery, deceased, viz {: rsl s.5l
- A HOUSE AND LOT .-.f.. -4
On the East Side of Catherine street, in the City
of Norfo k, No. 29, now occupied By j. II. Gil
lett, Esq.
This is a very desirable family residence, and
has all the necessary out houses and conTenisnoes
attached.
;. The sale will take place at IL o'ciook on the
premises. 4s3.tf8 l.s
TERMS OF SALf.-A sum sufficient in cash to
pay the costs of suit and expenses of sale, tas
balance upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months equal installments, the purchaser to give
bonds, with good security, for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained until the fur
Their order of the Court.
JOHN GOODE, Jr..
Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
au27 ida Auctioneers
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PERsoNAL.-General Malone arrived thi.
morning in the steamer Adelaide from Balti
more ....
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Persons ~ fhis city or Portsmouth, desiring the
DAY Book left at their homes, can hare Il pro-
perLy attended to BY having their names left at
our Counting Room, or the CoH, ting Room of
ASHTON & EMMERsoN. Auctioneers, No. 40 GratO-
= ford street, Portsmouth. h
Tie TRi-WEEKLY DAY Book coat ining all mat
tsrs of Importance IN the t,Oo days issues. Price
So a year.
The WEEKLY DAY Book 0iH be mditJd 10 Country
Subscribers at the small sam Of one DOLLAR, ~
afVaace. II tOM contain Editorials, fau d.
gest Of NetOs, Book Notices, and stems Of Gone
ansretai and agricultural Intelligence. No pains
e, expense Wilde spared IN making Il desira-
BE companion for sths country fire eide and
from its increasing patronage, 70 commends It.
self as a good medium of country advertising
to the community.
AN Communications for Ms DAY Book must be
authenticated by the names of the writers.
All Letters containing remitances of money for
this office, must be registered.
Copies of our Weekly and Tri- Weekly paper can be
had at our counter, ready wrapped for mailing
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Bakers Administrator,
Defendant.
Pursuant to the decree pronounced in the above
entitled cause at the November term of said
Court, 1860, the undersigned one of the Commits
sioners in Chancery of the said Court, will pro-
coed on the Bird day of October next ar his office
No. 80 Bank street. to take and settle the follow
ing accounts
Ist. An account of the debts due by the estate
of James Baker, deceased, to the Plaintiffs, and
of all other debts which were owing by the said
intestate at the time of his death or which
have been necessarily Contracted since by his es-
tate and which remain unpaid.
I'd. An account of the personal and real es-
tate of which the said James Baker, diei, seized
and possessed.
3rd. An account of the transactions of Thomas
j. Corprew, administrator of the said James
Baker, deceased, sa
And notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of the said James Baker, deceased, of his es-
tate to prove their claims before the undersigned
Commissioner as aforesaid.
". A. SWANK,
sep4 Tu At L Commissioner.
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s.oo. >. STEAMER.-This morning United
anaS ,es steamer passed by the city up to the
'hofage at the Gosport~ Navy Yard. W.
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SERG'T SALE OF RAIL ROAD IRON.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID the Circuit Court of the City of Norfolk,
continued and held 26th July, 1866
will sell at ublc auction on FRID Y. Sept,
It'll at IL O'Clock, M, a credit of 80 days, a
Lot Of RAIL ROAD IRON, on the Wharf known
as "Ferguson's d Milbado's"y to sati fy an ct
tachment of X. Fl. Chamberlain Sons VS.. Nor
rel & Randall I1--At4 r--
w. B. DEGGS,
--.-" Sergeant,
r.U w. II. ROBERTS, 1i
sepl f Auctioneer
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The CoUNcn.-The Common Council
meets this afternoon, and we hope the water
question will be preached again. 1t has as
sumeda more IT mincnt position than ever
before, because Of its sanitary Importance.
In the first letter Of Doctor jackson. the Sec
rotary of the Board of Health. published in
the Day Book of yesterday, this Importance
il given to it. The Doctor, abiding to the
directions for the publication Of drinking
water, and for the use Of the chemical reagents
used as antiseptics or disnfect.nts, which
subjects are embraced in the letter we pub
lish to-day, says: what fear most for our
city is the toant of soafer; the great deficiency
Of This important element in securing a
proper sanitary cor ton, will render much
more liberal use, proportionately, of dsinfect-
ants, than is required in New York. There
the abundance of water, and perfect system
o. sewerage, carry off the eAc enents to the
river. whore, probably, their decomposition is
prevented by the salt water, aud are rendered
innocuous."
We hope the Common Council will renew
their Efforts to inaugurate measures for the
immediate supply of water. Let confer
encc be asked for with the Select Council
let erroneous notions of economy be at once
removed and abandoned-let the .new way"
10 introduced so that every residence in the
city may be supplied with its bathroom, and
provision be made, without further delay to
carry into effect the will Of the people of this
city, as expressed at the polls--and let water,
water, be in reality everywhere, so that there
may be no lacking of it for drinking and
washing
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Also, good assortment of Cloths, Cassmeres
and Vestings, which give my personal attention
to Cutting and Making. COME where you can
get good fit, good make and good material, No.
II L. Main st. an 29-lm
VIRGINIA Is UTTER prime article
received three times week, also 40 pack
ages Cooking Butter cheap.
aus MORRIS, GWATHMEY Il co,
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w. r. HUDGINS,
I M p o r. T. E r. AND BEALER IN
English, German and American Hardware,
Cutlery Goods, Pistols, Woodward, Silver Plated
Goods, of Rogers Bros. manufacture, House Fur
nsh'ng Goods, dc.
Also, Wagon material, such as Spokes, Hubs,
Axles, Shafts, &c. s
Merchants, Contractors, Farmers, and House
Keepers, will save money by examining my stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as l will not be
undersold by any house North or South.
W. r. HUDGINS,
No IL Market Square, Norfolk,
sep4 Hardware Importer.
Viroinian cOOy.
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+. Z. FERGUSON, Auotioneer

TRUSTEES SALE
10y VIRTUE CFA DEED OF Trust
ID from Elisha r. johnson and wife, to secure
an advance from the Norfolk Building Fund As
sociation the undersigned will proceed to sell at
auction in front of the premises, on TUESDAY
the 18th day of September. at IL O'Clock, M,
ONE DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT,
Nos. "a and 90,
On East side of Brewer street, between Butte and
Charlotte, together with the LOT upon which it
is situated, Gu feet deep by 30 feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- quarter cash. A, 8 and IL
months credit. will be given for the balance, the
purchaser giving bends, bearing interest, and
deed of trust to secure deterre ed payments.
FINLEY F. FERGUSON,
LEWIS SALISBURY,
-. JOHN P. LEIGH, laa
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Association.
F. F. FERGUSON,
au25-tds Auctioneer.
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BY W. R. ROBERTS, Auctioneer,
Corner Roanoke Square and Vide Rater St
--s FERTILIZER
The attention Of our Farmers is called to
j.. FORD'S FERTILIZER. lt L
AN4LYLIS ...
Animal and Vegetable matter N'rt
capable of decomposition in
the soil Is parts in the 100
Earthly matter. 80 - - = loo
By DR.. A SNowDEN PIGGoTT, Chemist,
Baltimore, Md.
APPLICATION :tEaf,
For Wheat, Rye, Oats, &C., ESQ to 900 lbs to
the acre are applied broad cast edd slightly
ploughed in 18th the grain. A slight top dressing
in the Spring may be of advantage.
If drilled, in this case it should be run through
s'cve, $50 to ESQ lbs may be applied
For Corn, Cotton, Tobacco, Potatoes, &c, zoo
to $50 lbs to the acre, allowing table spoonful
to.the hill in planting, and top dressing when
the plant is we'll up. This is simple statement
of facts.
On 18th of September, will offer the above at
the Auction House of W. Il. Roberts, corner of
Wide Water street and Roanoke Square, Norfolk
Va, 1000 tons in lots to suit purchasers. .'i
Terms Cash B. T. BOCKOVER,
Sole Agent, No. 81,
pl-D&W2w East Side Roanoke Dock.
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THE VIRGINIA

OY Err L A W.
Copies for sale at the DAY Book ONCE.
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INVITE L e A d Zinc &C., also Fire.
:. w Proof Paints, Linseed OIL Paint Dryer,
eolors all Kinds &c.y &c, Our stock and facili-
ties ample for furnishing any amount of any
article at short notice,
az 20 NJ. A. d G. A. SANTOS.
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f. a. ( a R n

F, a. ( a Z \ ..I--
HAS JUST RETURNED WITH A
IL Splendid assortment OF Fall and Winter
Clothing, which am selling at astonishing low
prices ''for Cash only"
MHQI Z SIIIIS = Il Sln
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q by w. r. ROBERTS, Auctioneer,
Corner Roanoke Sqr., and Vide Water !
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established 1874.
j. UNI STADTER Sc SON,
DEALERS III
DRY GOODS, LACES, TRIMMINGS, &c,
Invite attention to their Splendid Fall Stock of
CoTToNs, CALICoES, NEW STYLES OFE
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES,
Embroideriss and Guipure, Valenciennes, and
Imitation Laces, which they have &2
GUST RECEIVED"
And which they will sell at ...,
GLOW PRICES"
NO. 20 Church Street
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05

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