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mrs, 7TTrsnAY MoaruNa, FaBRUARY q, 1850:

va arc indebted 10 Nh Ftacn, ~ VI u
dating agent e ths ops IN N sss s Guard.
~ $3.50 HI asssers II III steamer Alabama for
w. csssssv 81 the steamship Austin have our
sa.a33s iSr weston papers.
Ji6S ~ indebted to the Southern Express
n for their customary favors.
Titus Gwartney have obliged us with
IWoodville paper and q copy Of lie Louisianais.
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ACADEMY or MusIo.--The reader must peruse
Tie bill to know all the exciting and interesting
performances at this house tonight.
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FlfeMte3s7s PARADE.

FlreMte2ps PARADE.
Sunday, March 1th, 1866.
Arrangements can be made for full BRASS BAND, Os-
P Perry Leader to play upon the above OCCASION by sp
piication to
7. U. TIDMAR SH,
Director Stone, Rosston Murray's Southern Circus
At HAYMAN BEGGS,
No 1853 Common street
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- u Rim G GOODS,

Has Just received by the latest arrival Europe his full
aud complete assortment Of
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TIKI OLYMpIe. The \ Iron Hand !, will be
repHated at the olympic tonight.
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lumber.

To the Trade.
WE HAVE ON HAND
French G.. D. CAPS, Ely's Colts Pistol CAPS
American :. =. :. f. B. Gun
Prussan S. B. .. :. D. W. =. >.
E. Waterproof CAPS Musket E.
GUNS, PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES, POWDER, SHOT.
And all kinds of Shooting Tackle
We buy all our Goods direct the Manufacturer this
country and Europe
HENRY FOLSOM h CO.,
No. 3 Old Levee street,
Opposite the Postoiice, New Orleans.
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Harper's Magazine for March has been sent u
by Messrs. Blelock 4 Co, $50 Canal street.
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New ORLEANS February 10, 1866
The following authentic of the financial
dton of few the Petroleum Vapor Stove Companies which
have been formed within the past few months:
The Philadelphia company Evans President, commenced
operations year capital OF S2o0 this they
issued stock S2o Last week they paid
semannua dividend of cent on the whole
amount of stock issued.
The Maryland and Virginia company commenced operations
in September last capital Of SIS 00o they issued so0
of stock in shares of $40 each Their stock is now regularly
quoted twelve and one-half per cent. above par.
The Ohio Indiana company barely commenced
tons yet their stock of S300 based capital of $4,000
cannot be bought at par.
The profits of these different companies, acerue
partly profits manufacture partly from of county
rights.
Subscription lists the stock of the Company be found
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Household blessings.

10 Caha street
rrns ur...s
OtSoeHe~1S~ Het~SSf9'.
THE LINTON WASHING, MACHINE AND
CLOTHES UR1NrEp CONFIRMED
Is throughout the United States England France,
ss'nAns 0anaon ou0A anu S0u'a AMERICA An' mas 0''n
families generally, receiving everywhere the most
UNsrINTED PRAISE AND COMMENTATOR FROM
iAl''' NJ '7A1 -
49,
,, ;,It ons nv AVIAN nnttin tho hands in vtsr
THE xyr1NGEu
although essential part the machine complete ITSELF
it has galvanized iron Frame solid white rubber rolls cog
wahtub, bench barrel box easier and quicker than
NEVER RusTs, AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER,
| and is universally conceded to be the
u4 , Hr4 1,,z.,,, xx-, e.. r
,,, nno, co
% and e5 Camp street,
=, 6
az ich'"p'0ul"s street.
zee ,r.,..
'
SOLE AGENTS
-------------------
y. v. EsaB6SuN.
-wrrH-
BARNETT & SHEPARD.
Wholesale Ssracers Commission Mercb,nts
AND DAAAS'S In
Wines Ifnuors CIGARS etc
NO. Ed HH"s"Aine streea' "pp"s''e ST. "'mes
NEW OR LEANS
,,.. r..,.,u ,,,,, rr....,,.-
Triton 4 McFarIand,s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
n35- Advances made on consignments.
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Dry Goods Emporium.
w Wholesale AND RETAIL.

E- G. Il 9 II Il Il,
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NJ. JUDSON & co.'s,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
VIOLET, BLACK q co.'s,
l3S Gravier street.
C. E. SPENCER q CO.'S,
Canal street.
c. H. SLOCOMB'S,
Canal street.
PITCHER & BARROW'S,
SO Poydras Street; and at
log CAMP STREET,
Where the Stove is on exhibition.
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LOUISIANA AND TEXAS

--OF THU
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another
OUTHERN UCCEI .!

rurpN SJyCCEIS!!
F.. 6sv
BARNETT d. LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS se
&C.,. .~ a&
Have been fully tested Thousands more HE proved
their efficacy and cognEan Of their being whaey were
pronouncedthe safest and most paatabe toniand anu
dyspeptc the category of Stomach Bitters everoduceo
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VERY LOW PRICES.

Which he offers for sale at
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BARNETT d. LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS

Do not their csebrityto nauseating putting, did
they gain their uc:oriety by hubug testimonials but
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BARNETT d. LYONS
BARNETT o. Lyons

GREY JACKET BITTERS
HAVE BEEN PROVED and are guaranteed TO POSSESS
NO INTOXICATING PROPERTY.
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BARNETT @ LYONS

HAVE PROVED THEMSELVES in the camp firstly and
subsequently in the homestead by the soldier by the civil
to be superior to anything before tried that by the
fact that with thancat hecnlean THE SUP
PLY HAS NEVER ZEN EQUAL TO THE DEMAND
since their first annonment the proprieors therefore, of
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y
BARNETT d LYONS
GREY JACKET Buffers

Are pronounced by the SOUTHERN FACULTY sure
remedy for FLATULENCE AND INDIGESTION, and the
promoter appetite ndgeneral tonic in the world Of
Bitters.
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Seeming .NacSsanes.
6...........,St. Charles street.................5
WILCOX & GIBBS NOISELESS MACHINE.
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Virginia Patent-simpicy and Perfection-Needle Cannot
Be Set Wrong.
HEMMER, TELLER AND BRAIDER
SUPERIOR TO ALL.
Agents wanted for Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Texas
NO. 5 ST. CHARLES STREET.
fl Efs2'eg.
1t we'll known to the citizens of New Orleans that during
absence my Church. ST. Lukes totaly destroyed by
fire. of the utmost Importance that this great loss should
be repaired possible To rebuild this Church VIII
require much effort beraty the part of its friends
Is earnestly hoped that community vi" perss
and promptly respond to the appeals of this noble object
Subscriptions this purpose will be taken by the under
signed or may left the Savings Bank on Canal street.
c. s. HEDGES, Rector St. Lukes Church n: ..
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Free GriFt. Free GIFT.
We will furnish charge to any person calling upon or
writing to u.s. COPY OR COPIES of
THE RED JACKET ADVOCA
which contains, with other
VALUABLE INFORMATION,
a carefully prepared list Of all
STAMP DUTIES,
automatically arranged together with the government
ges for
in all classes of business and other reading matter
Address, or call on
GRAY & NORRIS,
Wholesale Southern Agents Red Jacket Bters,
81 Canal street, New Orleans
Marine,
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Home Insurance Company of New York.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS .ss,714 900.
Arctic Insurance Company of New York,
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS s6l4 Geo.
The undersigned agent for these responsible
Companies continues against the perils
and Rivers well against loss damage by Fire. both in
the city and country at the rates of peman return
ing to his customers TWENTY PER CENT. in Cash
AL losses adjusted and paid Cash promptly at this
GEO. A. FOSDICK,
80 Camp street, corner Natehez,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-07

SENT AWAY EMPTY TO BE BRousHT BACK
LL.-Eighty or more casks which had once
held lager, dear to the Teutonic throat, and
by no means repulsive to the American palate,
were carted off from an establishment on
Main street this morning, to be sent to Balti-
more and there reflled for the benefit of that
class of our population who are unable to OBJ
tain water.
Now, suppose we had an ample supply of
water, the manufacture of this beverage
would at once spring into existence, and in
stead of sending to other places for our lager
the inverse operation would occur, and
other places to the South of us would send
here. This is but one of thousand argu-
ments in favor of the water Works"
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ADDRESS BY THE Rev. LEROY NJ. LEE
We have received copy of a speech, on 'the
Women for the Times" made by this able d.
vine at the last annual commencement Of
Kitrells Springs, which is worth the perusal
of all who desire to adapt themselves wisely
to the changed conditions of Southern So
ciety.
We extract one passage as a specimen of
the sound treatment which the reverend gen.
tleman gives his subject:
"Whatever else our Southern social life may
need for its healthful restoration and its future
improvement and elevation, it does not need
any addition to the lists of its sentimental
Flora McFlimseys; nor any new influx of the
proverbially callou7, scheming, calculating,
strong-minded school-marms. 1t will be an
evil and bitter thing for our future, if the
women of the South shall socn. or willingly
forget the independence that, during the war,
dignifed their worn and wasted wardrobes,
and evoked an industry, taste, and skill that
strengthened self-respect while supplying
their own needs; and rendered them all the
more attractive and lovely in the eyes of their
admiring friends and countrymen. 1t is nei-
ther wise nor safe to forget or repudiate the
lessons learned in seasons of adversely. Then
we all learned with amazement how little
will suffice when one reduces his desires to
his necessities, and measures his needs by his
personal ability to supply them. These les
sons ought no to be buried in the grave of the
dead past
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1HE PUBLIC SCHOOLS On Monday, the
| 18th instant, the public schools of this city
will enter upon new year. The Board have
elected the subjoned list of teachers in the
different Wards. The selection is spoken of
as judicious one, the teachers having the re-
! putatlon OF being accomplished and expert
enced:
-t FIRST WARD.
Mr.. j. j. Morris, Rector and Principal
Teacher in the Male Department.
Mr.. A. Simmons, Assistant Teacher in the
Male Department
Miss Lucy A. Graves, Principal Teacher in
Female Department r..
Miss Sallie s. Bagnall, Assistant Teacher in
Female Department.
SECOND WARD.
Mr.. w. B. Rodman, Rector and Principal
Teacher in Male Department
Mrs. L. II. Hutchinson, Assistant Teacher
in Male Department
Mrs V. A. Dali, Principal Teacher in Fe-
male Department
Miss Ella Morven, Assistant Teacher in
Female Department.
THIRD WARD.
Mr.. W. G. Sheffield, Rector and Principal
Teacher in Male Department
Mrs. Mary S. Hughes, Assistant Teacher in
Male Department
Mrs. M. E. Hodges, Principal Teacher in
Female Department.
Miss Bette Burrow, Assistant Teacher in
Female Department. ..1
FOURTH WARD.
Mr.. t. G. Broughton, Rector and Principal
Teacher in Male Department.
Mrs. M. A. White, Assistant Teacher in
Male Department.
Miss c. E. Drake, Principal Teacher in Fe-
male Department
Miss E. B. Crawley, Assistant Teacher in
Female Department
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Riot IN HAMPToN-We learn, through
passengers on the Jenny Lind, that on yester-
day collision occurred in Hampton, between
q party of soldiers and other white persons
from Fort Monroe and the negroes. The To-
cal white population was not involved, and
so far as we can ascertain, the whole affair
was confined to the visitors and freedmen.
We are unable to learn particulars, further
than the severe beating of the white people
engaged, one of whom is reported killed.
We trust that the new Commandant at
Fort Monroe, who bears high reputation for
fairness and vigor in his administrative char
acter, will at once take steps to prevent the
unhappy inhabitants Of Hampton from being
made the witnesses of such scenes as those of
yesterday,
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CoNFEssEDLY CAT-A-cHREs-TI-oA L.-Our
reporter has been informed by member of
the detective force of this city that near re-
lative of the "rehable gentleman saw a
charming young lady, and an ex-reb, who
had evidently done the Estate some service"
commit the larceny of Juvenile cat on one of
our most fashionable promenades, few even
ings since The light in which we see the
transaction is cat-a-di-optric, and cat-a-cousti-
tically. we came into possession of much of
the pleasant badinage which passed, as the
juvenile cat aforesaid was taken possession of
by its fair captor Our" local' has attempted
cat-a-graph of the scene, and tried to cele-
brate it in verse which proved to be cat-a-
tec-tic in its structure.
N. B. This paragraph was handed in by
our devil, who slept last night with Webster's
unabridged under his head, and he evidently
deserves the cat-o'-nine-tails for his cat-a-
chres-tieal effusion.
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
W. Il. Hudgins informs housekeepers that he
has a fresh supply of every article in the hard
ware line which is requiI ed by housekeepers-all
for sale and cheap.
Davis d Brother are receiving $50 bushels Ri
alto bolted meal-for sale at "a Rowland's wharf
The President Of the Aid Fire Company issues
special notice calling meeting tonight OF the
Company, at o'clock. Every member is re-
quested to be present to take action on the Coun-
ell proceedings.
C. E. Staples advertises the loss of three sets of
papers of the schooner John N. French, for the
return of which liberal reward VIII be paid
G. W. Roiolamd Dc Co.-1500 sacks Liverpool
Ground Alum Salt, in prime order, for sale low.
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AUCTION SALES.
: VALUABLE FARM AT,AUGTION. .

.: VALUABLE FARM AT. AUCTION. =,
A COMMISSIONER, APPOINTED
IN by the Circuit Court of N ansemond county,
shall sell at public auction on Monday 10th day
of September next, court day. that valuable
farm belonging to the heirs of Lemuel Cowling,
deceased, containing One Hundred Acres, more
or less, thirty miles from Norfolk, in full view of
James river, Hampton Roads, and Newport
News, four miles from Chuckatuck, where
Schools and Churches are convenient; fish and
oy sters in abundance. IT, -t-.ti r 7feL
The improvements consists of a Two Story
Dwelling and all necessary eut-houses in order.
TERMs.--Enough cash to defray the expenses of
sale--about $3.50 balance II months credit, with
bond carrying interest from date, with approved
security.
For further particulars address
B. f. ELY,
au24-F-3t* Chuckatuck, Va.
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COMMERCIAL,


NORFOLK, Sept. T. 1866.
SALES OF PnoDUcF.-1200 bushels Prime White
Corn. tJ. = g. 2 g t5s ~
A small lot of Rye.
A small lot of Wheat. rtt D
For sale by Morris, Gwathmey & Co.
500 bushels Yellow Corn sold on September
9Th, by Morris, Gwathmey & Co.
$50 bushels Red Wheat 81. 30. ~ ~. ~.
IS bushels Flaxseed $3.50. Sold by E. G..
Lindsey & Co.
RECEIPTS OF PRoDUcE.-350 bushels Wheat;
bales ofCotton; bushels Flaxseed.-By E. G.
Lindsey Il Co. 'H
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Coop PAsTURE.-Horses and cows will find
it to their interest to try the grass on Butte
and Charlotte streets.-Old Dominion De q
We suggest that the streets above named
be put in cotton, corn or tobacco, at the plant
ing season-either one of these crops being
more valuable than the hay which they are
now producing. Where is Mr.. Dilworth,
with his trumpeters? Has the arrival of his
enemy on the outside of the city made him
haul IN his horns
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GEN. CoLsToN-This distinguished gentle
man, for many years Professor in the Vr-
ginia Military Institute, and a brave and able
leader in the army of Northern Virginia, has
taken the Hillsboro' Academy, which he will
open on the first of October. The school is
situated on the line of the North Carolina
Central Road, in healthful region of coun-
try, and the reputation of General Colston is
a guaranty of bis success, which we sincerely
trust may be equal to his merits. We COM
mend him to our friends in the Old North
State as gentleman and scholar" of no
mean reputation.
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PIcKwIoKIAN.-The argument in the COM
mon Council, which waxed so warm the other
night, was, we are informed strictly Pick
wickian and Parliamentary, and the ami
cable feelings of that body have been restored
to their usual serenity. Upon this state of
facts, his Honor the Mayor very probably de-
clined to issue the warrant for which appli-
cation was made.
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TaE TEMPORARY FERRY DocK.-It was q
difhcult matter to get the ferry boat Norfolk
up to the float box in the temporary dock,
on account Of the low tide. So soon as the
bridge in the old dock is prepared, which will
be in a few days. the boats will resume the
regular line and occupy the old dock where
the water is of sufficient depth to obviate all
delays. at
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PoRTsMoUTH-There were no cases before
Major White this morning, and the Watch
report the city quiet For the last two or
three nights this has been the condition of the
city The vigilance of the city police having
prevented disturbances, and rendering arrests
unnecessary
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AUCTION SALES.
F. +. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer-

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
ID from Elisha h. johnson and wife, to secure,
an advance from the Norfolk Building Fund As
socation, 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 &c, =
On East side of Brewer street, between Butte and
Charlotte, together with the LOT upon which it
is situated, Gu feet deep by 80 feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne- quarter cash; 4, and IL
months credit will be given for the balance, the
purchaser giving bonds, bearing interest, and
deed of trust to secure deferred payments
FINLEY F. FERG USON,
LEWIS SALISBURY, D
JOHN 2. LEIGH,
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Association.
rr nrsH-l F, F. FERGUSON,
au25-tds Au ctioneer.
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AccIDENT.-An equestrian was thrown
from his horse yesterday, while riding on the
Ferry Point road. The horse fell and threw
the rider over his head, who fortunately es-.
capped unframed.
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The ROAD TO THE DRAwBRIDoE-The
road on the Ferry Point side leading to the
Norfolk drawbridge. is said to be now in ex-
.cellent condition
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THANKs.-We 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 1t his counter.
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ARRIVALS
ATLANTIC H0TEL.-A. G. NEwros, Prop'r.

FRIDAY, September I, 1866.
Joseph Kelley, W. 7. West, H. NJ. Moore,
Richmond; H. G. Griffith, Washington, d. c.;
Miss J. Mansfield, Lumkin, Ga.;J G. Mansfield,
wife and child, Ca; Thomas E. Smith, Edward
Sn it'll, Jno. Smith, W. W. Evans, j. r. Tur-
ner, A. J.. Watkinson, Petersburg; Jno. Glenn
ents and lady, Albert W. Beacon, u. S. N; W.
R. Utley, N. Y; J. H. Peters, Halifax, N. c..
W. j. Smith, Halifax, N. c.; S. j. Bradley.
Baltimore; R. W. Freeman, N. c.; s. W. Suit
ton. l,- =
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INTERESTING TO TURNERs.-Mr John
Stricken, of Salem, Virginia, wishes to employ
a competent turner.
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THE DAY BOOK.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9, 1855.

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BISHOP WHITTINeHAM-This prelate,
whose diocese is Maryland, has left for. Eu-
rope.
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MAYORS CoURT, Norfolk-His Honor, JOHN R..
r. LUDLOW, presiding: --tts... .f55
Nothing before his Honor this morning
Watch report the city quiet.
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WHARF FOR RE Mt.

T1HE WHARF AT THE EAST END
L of Woodside's Lane; also the large Lot
Broad Water street and Woodside's lane, adjoin-
ing the United Engine House, which can be used
in conjunction with the wharf for yardage pur~
poses. Possession given on the 18th inst. In
quire at No. &c Commerce street.
sep3-3t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
No. 5 Oomnercia, Roa0.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL 8.
ESTATE
.nN MONDAY. THE I7th DAY or
~ September, 1856, the undersigned, as Special
Commissioner, under decree of the Circuit
Court of the City of Norfolk, pronounced in the
Chancery suit of 'Richard n. Jefery VS.. Mar
garet R.. Jeffrey and Others" will proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, the following
real estate belonging to the estate of Mrs. Anne
Jeffery, deceased, viz
A HOUSE AND LOT.
On the East Side of Catherine street, in the City
of Norfo k, No. 20, now occupied by j. r. Gill
lett, Esq.
This is very desirable family residence, and
has all the necessary out houses and conTeniencea
attached. .ss.
The sale will take place at Il o'clock on the
premises. .
TERMS OF SAuF.-A sum sufficient in cash to
pay the costs of suit and expenses of sale, the
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.
- -s. LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
au27-tds Auctioneers.