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Washington, Oct. "a Noon. Special dis
patches state that the French Government
ask for an extension of time for the with
drawaI of the first installment of troops from
Mexico, until the LIST of January, 1867; Offer
ing, in that case, to waive the time allowed
for the withdrawal of thu remainder, and re-
move all substantially at one time; which
proposition, it is said, has not been assented to-
A lengthy letter from Secretary Browning,
addressed to a committee at Quincy, H.,
in response to an invitation to deliver an adj
dress on political topics, is published this
morning; it argues forcibly against the con-
stitutional Amendment and in yindication of
the Presidents p Icy. 8isoz zg'5 TIs73
He says it is his (the Presdent's) purpose,
as the executive head of the nation, to main
tain and preserve the Constitution as it is.
There is no official confirmation of the re-
ports about our government demanding pay
lnent from England of the Alabama claims
nor thata determination has been reached to
establish a protectorate over Mexico.
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hII U III bEsVSs " ] HfIsIf .
No. 5, Comm ercial Row.
c. R. PHELPS, Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
MAIN STREET PROPERTY.
IN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit
[ Court of t City Of Norfolk, made on the
30th day of July, 1865, in suit Their in pending
between Frederick Vincent and others, defen-
dams, and Julia Bonford and others, plaintiffs, I
shall sell, at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY, the lst day Of November, 1866, at II
O'Clock, the
HOUSE AND LOT.
Formerly owned BY Edward Vincent, ROW de
ceased, situated on the South side of East Main
street, and separated from the old Court House
lot by lane.
The attention OF parties who wish to purchase
Family Residence. most elegibly located, is
called to the property.
Terms-Cash for ten per cent. of the purchase
money. the residue in two equal instalnents, pay
able at six and nine months from day of sale, and
bearing interest from January l. 1867. Bond
with sufficient security required title retained.
Possession delivered Jan. /, 1867 Purchaser al
lowed to anticipate the payments.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
Auctionetrs.
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The MERcHANTs' AND MECHANICS Elk
oHANsE.--E. G. Lindsey, Esq, made YER
bal statement last evening before the Presi-
dent and Directors in meeting at the Ex-
change, of the success of the Committee in
the interview with the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, at Washington He also ac-
knowledged in appropriate terms the active
cooperation of Col. Stone and A. M. Dom,
Esq, the Collector and Assessor of this Dis
ttiet; and alluded to the courtesy extended to
the Committee by the officers of the Old Bay
Line steamers, and by Capt John NJ Robin
son, the Managing Director of the Seaboard
s. Roanoke Railroad Company.
Thanks were returned to these gentlemen
for their cooperation and courtesies.
The Board, also, on motion of Mr.. Lindsey,
approved the scheme to establish a CONNER
eial and literary Journal in this city, recon-
mending the enterprise to the favorable con-
sideration of the members of the Exchange
and the community generally. j. Hardy
Hendren, Esq, was unanimously reelected
clerk for the current year.
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Tine CoTToN TAX CoMMITTEE.-Th Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune in referring to the Committee which re-
Gently had an interview with the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, relative to the
payment of the tax at the ports instead of
where raised or sold by the producer, says :
THE subject as presented by former Commit
tees, was improperly stated, but this Commit
tee being composed of men representing the
capital and business interests of Virginia and
North Carolina, have SO clearly presented the
case to the Commissioner as to secure such
change In the regulations as to provide for
payment of the tax on cotton by the cousignee
where the same may be shipped for sale"
The members of the Committee from Norfolk
were Messrs. Kader Biggs, E. .. Lindsey, j.
B. Neal. G. r. Grandy. as stated in the Day
Book Of Monday
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New ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: p
N. b. Moore Co., grocery and liquor dealers
invite examination ofitheir stock of goods.
F. W. Seabury's Sons, understand the theory
and practice of advertising and keep on hand the
best quality boots and shoes. ~,
Morris Gwathmey & Co, read their list of gro
ceries, full stock on hand, for sale together
with heavy supply of bags for shippers.
King Mosely,s wife has run away from him.
"Strayed, stolen, or taken away.
W. B. Seal & Co, head of Market Square,
by acinth roots, and the superior ocean gem tea,
unsurpassed for its delightful aroma.
John o. Carnage, best quality Of all kinds of
coal, plaster, hay, lime, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
By W. L. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,
Corner Roanoke Sqr. and Vide Hnter SIS
XTALUABLE TRUCKING FARM.

VALUABLE TRUCKING FARM,
v NEAR NORFOLK, VA, FOR SALE.
A FARM of Eighty Acres, situated within two
and half miles Of the city of Norfolk, and Access
sible by two good roads. The Farm is on
LANGLEY'S CREEK,
which is navigable for small craft on two sides Of
the Farm, makir it very desirable for shipping
purposes. 1t is divided follows: About 40 acres
IN cultivation, rs acres cleared and ready to be
taken in, and about II in wood. 1t has two home
steads, one fronting the water ON the main land
ing, the other the main road, contiguous to
"Zion's Meeting House" with all necessary out
buildings.
Two families can be very comfortably housed
on this Farm, with very little expense, and it is
said by good judges, that the larger portion of
the land is as ok as any within ten miles of
Norfolk. Fish and oysters are brought to the
doors BY oystermen, who have settled the
shores contiguous to the land. Church privileges.
either in Norfolk, or within few hundred yards
of the House. Altogether, this Farm presents
rare opportunity to any one who may desire the
comforts of good home in the country, and at
the same time possessing the advantages Of city
society.
The above described Farm will be offered for
SALEPKIYATELY until OCTOBER 27th; il not
disposed ofby that time, will be sold at auction
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1866,
At IL o'clock, M, at the Auction House OF W. r.
Roberts, corner of Roanoke Square and W ide
Water street, together with all the
STOCK AND
HOUSEHOLD AND
81. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting in part of the following articles:
Corn, Fodder, Potato 8,
Growing crop, Vegetables,
q One good Mule, Cart and Harness,
Wagon and Harness, Farming Utensils,
Household AID Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,
Between 500 and 200 loads of Manure and
Wood Mould, raked up and ready to come n
III, TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash, balance in and II months. with
approved security.
All the Stock, &C., to be sold for CASH.
Z. J. GRIFFITH,
VIM. H. TURNER,
Executors.
W. r. ROBERTS,
octlS-tds Auctioneer.
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+. W. SEABURY'sSoNs.--We call attention
to the manifesto OF ''tbis old and well estab-
lished line" The best selection of boots and
shoes may be found at their establishment at
the old stand on market square. Their stock
has been selected with strict regard to mate
rails, workmanship and ski | the three essen
tials including the terms of good boot or
shoe. They invite the public to call and see
them and SO do We.
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< ASRAA F. LEONARD, Eso.-This gentle
man has consented to be regarded as candi-
date to represent the city in the next Legisla-
ture, as will be seen by reference to the card
In another column, announcing him as the
Peoples candidate Mr.. Leonard is "a gentle
man of intelligence, and would make an eff
Gent representative. &YA
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The ELECTION To-MoRRow are
now two candidates in the field, A. F. Leonard,
ESQ., the peoples candidate, and James L..
Belote, Esq, the. regular nominee, Of the
Mechanics Association in public meeting
We adv Use all to vote early and not ofteuer
{ than the law allows" 3
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DIED,

AT Bramble's Point, this morning, GEORGE,
youngest son of W. H. G. and Jane Lovett, eight
years and one month old. 4 l,fi s-4
"a The funeral will take place from the residence
of his parents, Thur, day morning, at IL clock.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invit-
ed to attend the funeral
(0ld Dominion COPY
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MAYORS CoUar, PORTSMOUTH his Honor J. C.
White presiding.
John johnson, colored, arrested on complaint
of Anne Clarke, colored, who says he threatened
to burn her house on Water street AT the time
of his arrest he had under his coat bundle of
shavpgs Anne Clarke deposed that johnson
came to her house Sunday and swore that he was
goiug to burn the house on Monday night. Her
husband came up at the time and ran him off
Two or three witnesses testified to the same thing.
Mayor" Well johnson, what have you got to
say for yourself" " Johnson" Well, Sqnire
nothing, but these people are telling lies on me-
Mayor" Well sir, will have to lock you up
for ten days. Ard johnson was accordingly
"turned over to the Secular arm,
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PORTSMOUTH BOARD OF HEALTH- re-
port of this Board sta tea that from the 22d
September to 22d October, the total number
of deaths from cholera and smallpox have
been 20, 10 from cholera and from SMALL
pox. The majority of cholera patients were
among the whites, and those of smallpox,
colored -f.f' 800
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TOWN POINT WHARVES AND WARE
HOUSES.
I'm pursuance of Decree OF the Cir
4 cult Court of the city OF Norfolk, made on the
24th day of July last, in suit therein depending,
between John B. McPhail and others, Plaintiffs,
and George W. McPhail and others, Defendants,
l offer for sale the spacious Brick Warehouses
and the Wharf Property, on Town Point in this
city, kaown as McPhail's Wharf, now occupied
by VIM. D. Reynolds g. Co. and Kader Biggs &Co
No such opportunity for the investment of cap
ital has been offered to merchants and steamboat
companies since the close of the war.
Terms liberal, Proposals invited.
CHARLES SHARP,
ectO-tds Special Commissioner.
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BASE BALL.-The young men of Portsmouth
have organized Club to practice this invigo-
rat ng exercise-we uuderstand.they have given
it the name of the Atlantic Club Persons
wishing to see them play can do 50 by going
out to the Old Field where they practice field
exercise Tuesday and Saturday afternoon at
o'clock ts ~ z - ~
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CONVENTION OF RAILROAD MANAGERS. -
This Convention, which met at Wizards in
Washington, were unable to agree upon
schedule of rates for general adoption, and
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NORFOLK CHOLERA, REPORT - For the "a
hours ending with noon OF the oath.
Deaths.-Four William Jones, colored
jackson White, colored Nelson Middleton,
colored. u George Daniels, colored.
No new cases in Jail since the 2lst. s
CHOLERA mo new cases Of this disease have
been reported on Ferry Point in the last 48
hours. .5-
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CAprURED Locomotives. -Two locomo-
tiyes. the Edward Marshall and Woodstock,
captured by the Confederates during thewar,
are now shipping on board the B. and j..
Baker, at R. J. & w, Neely's wharf in Ports
moath, to be returned to Alexandria. They
belonged to the Manassas Gap Road.
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MAYORS CoURr, NoRFoLK, his Honor, j. R
Ludlow, presiding. ss
Joseph Brown arrested, charged with breach
Of the peace, was fined SIS aud discharged. y
John Ross, for the same offence was fined S.
F. Fifer, arraigned for striking a negro man,
was fined SIS and costs, and bound over in the
sum of $50 to keep the peace for 8 months.
Several other cases were duly disposed of.
Serg't Burk reported the city quet-watch-
men in the discharge of the duty.
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TAYLOR, MARLIN b Co.'S NEW BUILDING.
The New Building of Messrs. Tay lor. Mar
tin & Co. is very rapidly going up.
It will be great Improvement to Market
Square, and suggests the occupation of the
remaining vacant spaces on each side of it by
similar structures T 88 A4ss5
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BENEFIT LEcTuREs.-lt has been for some
time in contemplation to have lectures for the
benefit Of the Sunday School of the Cumber-
land Street NJ Church. The two contem-
plated will be delivered, probably, some time
during November, by JAMES BARRON HopE
and w. S. FORREST. Esqrs: Due notice will
be given of the exact time II
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OYsTERs.-These blvaves caught down be-
low, are brought to this market and sold to
the shippers. we learn at 25 cents a bushel
This is large margin for profit The tax
has been paid by the shippers, who use the
daily steamers for transporting them to the
North. te -
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Ottawa, c. W., October 2s.-TRe English
Colonial Secretary has sent cable despatch
demanding all the papers in the Lamirande
abduction case Immediately.
The discount on American invoices for the
current week is so per cent. a-
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:. Death OF Mrs, LEE We regret to an
nounce the death of Mrs. Lee, the ,estrnabte
wife Of DR.. Lee, a physician of this. city She
g was attacked by cholera last highland
died this morning at four o'clock. We tender
6 our sympathiss to the bereagsd,
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By LEIGH BROS. u PMELPS.

LElUu DhUE' q EHEhfS.
1881 No 5 Commercial Ror.
COMMISSIONERS SALEOF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN NORFOLK COUN-
TY, WITHIN 10 MINUTES WALK OF
THE CITY.
10y Virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
ID Norfolk County, rendered on theAsth day of
October, 1866, in the suit of Marchant Et ais VS.
Hubert TT ais. shall as special comm ssioner
therein appointed, sell at public auction at the
Auction House of Leigh Bros. d Phelps, in the
city OF Norfolk, on Saturday the 9th day OF Dc
tober, at IL o'clock, NJ. the following Real Es-
tate whereof Max Her bert, ST.. died seized and
possessed, situated in that part uf w ashington
Point called 'Herbertsville viz:
The HOUSE and LOT knownsas The Cavern"
or .'Policy" Lot, ronting the road or street
leading 10 the Draw Bridge sl feet, and running
back 172 feet = b d
aforementioned Lot, known as the "oaks," con-
tanning by recent survey 3.75 acres.
Also, the LOTS adjoining the above Lots,
known as '.Hodges's lease" The one now in
possession of ]. W. L. Nicholson, fronting 1913 #.
on the Draw Bridge road, and running back to
the river. The other, now in possession of the
heirs of Max Herbert, Jr., and fronting II feet
on said Draw Bridge road, and also running back
to the river.
This property situated just beyond the city
limits separated from the city, only by the Eas-
tern Branch, and having commanding view of
the whole Harbor aud the cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, offers rare opportunity for in
vestment
Terms: So much cash as will be necessary to pay
the costs Of suit ard the expenses of SALE and the
balance upon a credit of six months taxing from
the purchaser bond with approved security and
title retained.
A plat OF the place can be seen at the Auction
House of Leigh Bro. d Phelps who will give all
information required
C. W. MURDAUGH,
Special Commissioner.
*Th abo, sale is postponed until Friday "a
November.
LEIGH BROS. i PHELPS,
ocl6 Auctioneprs
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DEAFNESS and all diseases of the Eye success
fully treated by DR.. Gardner, Oculist and Au-
rist. who will be at the Atlantic Hotel on Thurs
day, October 4th. Read his advertisement.
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COTTON-frm and receipts liberal aa
NAVAL STORES-in demand. Advance in
Tar and active at quotations. Rosin aad Spirits
Turpentine wanted.
8 FLoUR-active at quotations.
WHEAT supply light, demaad good.
CORN-supply not equal to demand.
MEAT--advahced. -a 81
BACON--receipfs moderate.
tsA5 PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Per Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, Oct 20. ?
28l bags cotton, bales sheeting, 6 bales rags,
20 bills rosin, 10 bbls 10 bags fruit IL bags fax
&c bbls brandy, rs bus potatoes, lit bus peas,
1000 lumber.
Per the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, Oct %.
4 bbls whiskey sheep.
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HIaH TIDE Tie lower end of Wide Wa
ter street was entirely submerged this morn
ing, the tile being higher than We have seen
for some time. ~ ~
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DECLINES. 1t is announced that Col. g.
A. Martin has withdrawn as candidate to
represent this city in the next Legislature.
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b. F. F. FERGUSON,
AUCTIONEElt.


Trustees Sale of Valuable Family Residence
on Catharine Street, and
HOUSE AND LOT on AVON STREET
10y Virtue of Deed of Trust exc
4 cuted to us by Thomas G. Broughton, bear
ing date 18th December, 1860, and for certain
purposes therein mentioned, we shall proceed to
sell, at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, 9th NOVEM BEk, 1866, -
At II M, the following property, to wit: That
valuable House and Lot, No. 81 Gatharine street,
formerly the residence of I. G. Broughton The
lot fronts on Catharine street about 81 feet, and
is 2o6 feet deep. The House is large, and has a
fine wing, &c.
ALSO, the House and Lot in the rear Of the
above. fronting on Avon street, two doors from
Cove street, having front of about % feet and
rs feet deep.
Terms at sale.
S. HAkTSH0RNE, ,rs
JNO. B. WHITEHEAD, "Stees'
oct5F-MW. [Vrginian copy STuThl
BY LEIGH BR0S. " PHELPS
No 8, Comm ercial Row
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Col. THoMAsC. JOHNSON This gentleman
has been elected President of Randolph
Macon College, and is shortly expected to en-
ter upon the discharge Of the imp ,rtant du-
es of the office. ates..s4
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G. ScHwARTzKoPr, ttso We unintentlon,
ally omitted yesterday to notice the recogni-
ton Of this gentleman by the President Of the
United States, as the Vice Consul at this port
for the Kingdom OF Sweden and Norway
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ATLANTIC CABLE NEWS.
Cable News.

Vienna, Oct 2s-The Presse, Of to-day says
Baron Won Beast is very likely to be made
foreign minister. . sa e ea-t
London, Oct. % --Lord Clarendon i, serious
|, III .-l-tEAA a.lfNYtil..s lilG
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F. +. FERGUSON. Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFVALUABiE
REAL ESTATE ON CUMBERLAND

REIAL 10 L "A IL YIN CUM6ERLANO
STREET AT AUCTION.
IN PURSUANCE of a decree of the Circuit
4 Court of the City of Norfolk, made on tho
18th day of June, 1866, in the suit of chaneery
ther,in pending OF Campbell, &c, vs. Camp bell,
&c. shall sell at public auction on the premises,
on Monday the 18th day OF October, 1855. ~ i
O'clock. A. NJ, the frame
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT,
at the Northwestern intersection of Cumberland
and Wolf streets being the same which was
conveyed to james Campbell by Ha rsou
Robertson executor OH. Almond, decd, Fl ont.
ing on Gun berand street thirty feet more or less
and running back on Wolf street $50 feet.
Terms, which will be very easy made known
day of sale
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Special Commissir ner.
f. F. FERGUSON,
octl5 Auctioneer.
The above sale sill take place on TUESDAY,
the S0th, instead of 29th, as advertised above.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


SUN DRIES,
= 500 Barrels Flour,
20 packages Lard,
5000 boxes Soap,
IS packages butter,
80 bbls Macksrel,
q 100 boxes Candles,
500 sacks Salt,
$50 packages Molasses,
100 bbls sugar,
200 bags Shot,
so bbls Eastern Herring,
100" No. N. G., cut Herring,
80 sacks Coffee,
Is boxes assorted Candy,
so boxes Cheese,
" l0bbls Heavy Mess Pork,
And full stock of other articles in Gi ocery
octs4 MORRIS GwATHMEY q CO.
NJ SLOOP FOR SALE
MILL be sold before the Court House of Nor
w folk County on Saturday the 9th day of
ober, 1866, at IL o'clock, NJ. The Sloop Es-
Oyster shore north of North and Middle streets,
Portsmouth. Levied on by for violation Of
the Oyster law.
Terms cash. October 10th, 1857.
W. a. G. LOVlTT, 'i
~ Inspector of Oysters
octl9 for Norfolk County
ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.
WE would recommend to housekeepers
w trial of the
OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT.
which some families have had in use for wears and
say they would on no consideration be without
it., it retains the strength we'll as the Aroma
of the Berry. One fourth less Coffee is required
which is consideration these times
The inventor is Virginian as the name of ths
POT signifies. For ale by
l@ge CHERRY & MAPP.
oct % ss' Roanoke sqr.
~ rea ODAV copy
CANyASED HAMS, 10 bbls and tierces choice
Seoyered Hams in store and for sale by
g9 DAVIS 6 BRO.
oct32 ss4. "a Rowlands wharf
CUGAR, 20 hhds and boxes Cuba and choice
~ Portorica sugar in store and for sale by
is $50 ra.S 80 DAVIS BRO
oct23 IS IA Rowlands wharf.
ID RlME PURESLARD, so Tubs Kegs and bbls.
Il pure Western Lard, for sale very low by
re- ea f5G DAVIS Il BRO.
| r cts anf ~ aoao "a Rowlands wharf.
GO TO THE IEMLPEo OF FASHION,
j. D. GAM MONS
No. CO, East Main Street.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK For
IS66-i967.
| &aH# ~
Tbs latest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
- 9asil GOODS,
LADIRSh KID GLOVES, Colored ami Black
Best Quality LADIES DRESS GOODS.
HOOP SKIRTS, dc, &c. H
! The Subscribe now offers to tae public one of
the largest and finest assortments of Goods ever
Witnessed all of which he offers to purchasers at
F s,tD' THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
oetI7- SIN q .,a No, 50 East Main street.
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b, ASHTON d. EMMEkSON, Auct'rs,
No. 40 Crawford Street, Portsmouth,
Virginia.

81 ASHTON d EMMEkSON, Auct'rs,
No. 40 Crawford Street, Portsmouth :,
Virginia.
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PORTS
MO UTH
I n pursuance of a duly recorded Deed of Trust
4 from VIM. Wilson dated Nay l4th, 1876,
shall sell at ublc Auction, on the plelnis $, Oh
FRIDAY, the I'd day Of November, 1876, a; IL
o'c lock Nj, LOT OF LAND, with the valuable
wooden buildings thereon, being portion Of the
BARRE1I'S HOTEL PROPERTY.
ON South street in Portsmouth, wherein said
VIM. W ilson now resides, bounded by the land OF
Hume aud Armistead on the East, and on th3
West by ONeiPs land
TERMS.
The sale will be made subject to d Deed Of
Trust, dated February 9th 1866, fton 2. Kellua
and wife to Arther Emmerson, Trustee, to secure
ST 800 and interest to John Nash, the a2gre-
gate of said incpal and interest being about
ST 400.
Payment will be required of The purchase moe
ey follows: II in cash, Is in 8 months, "a in
II months. Bonds with approved security, bear
ing interest from the day of sale, and Deed Of
Trust to secure deferred payments, required. The
conveyance to the purchaser to be subject to he
Deed of Trust TO secure John Nash as re-
said.
CHARLES SHARP,
Tru,t.e
ASHTON u EMERSON,
oct20-tds Auction=eIs,
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New York Markets-Adyancc In Gold.
New York, Oct. "a. Noon. Gold 47!as
al; Exchange 1901; Cotton dull S9a42; Flour
irmer $l2 50a17 for Southern; Wheat 2a3c.
better; Corn 1a2c. better; Pork lower $SS rs.