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New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

GREAT BARGAINS IN FURS.
Loouu BALLARD,
wHoLssALz MASuFAcrURER OF FuRs
Nos 50 and 81 IIOward-,t,
VIII Offer a, retail commencing
NosDAy Dec. 10,
Hi, entire Stock. consisting Of
MurYs COLLARS, CoLLARErrEs.
PELERIsBs BERrHAs aud TALMA in
SABLE ROYAL ERNrSE, MINK,
FrroH seuIRAEL COMFY, &c.
Also goods for Gentemsu's in
Otter BsAvaR COMFY and HUrRIL
FORRIGS OPtNON-Extracts from English testi-
monias giving evidence Of efficacy Of BRowSs BRoSoHIAI
TRoCHEa"
"Ihave derived greater benefit the Toches than from
hln,I evor tried" BRoOKHoysE BOWLER
Prime Tenor Of the British Operate Association, London.
"Inever know such wonderful for Hoarseuess"
w RANDALL oxford Music Hall.
"Ihavs tried your Trocbes and testify to their ecacy
CaAntzs s1OnAS. the English Improvisa;or.
The 'Troobos give grsa. sai.facion." w. R. LEE.
Editor Loushborough Monitor.
vey beneficial in clearing Throat when compelled to sing
though suffering from cold" AISsLEr COOKE
ofths Royal Italian Opera, LOndOu"
Miss Louisa Pyue or Roy, Italian Opera" speaks Of The
roohes in highest terms and them constantly TO clear and
strengthen the voice.
For Coughs Colds aud Throat the Troehes invariably
ehfcacious.
WILCOX & GIBBs's SEWING MACHINE It's seam
sless Ii he 20 rip the jcsah " judges Decon' q the
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Broadway New York Fourthsi MEERscHAUN PIPE MANU-
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
: MARINE DISASTERS.
THE STEAMSHIP SCOTLAND.

THE STEAMSHIP SCOTLAND.
Br rELEGRAPH TO rae TRIBUNE
SANDY HOOK, Dec 5.-The steamship Scotland
lies under and bows yet and appears have
settled considerably during the gale OF yesterday Her mal
0pmast and she has quite list TO the sarboard IL
not known whether she Is much broken up
The brig Whemine ashore the ROmer has lost her main
mast but appears 20 have wsOod yesterdays gale without
going entirely TO pieces.
SINKING OF THE SCHOONER QUTCKSTEP.
The schooner Quickstep, from Delaware City, with
cargo Of coal to Gloucester Mass down and sunk
the steamer COno0ra the night ID inst while
Nantucket Shoals the Handkerchief Light boat All hands
board the schooner rescued and brought this city by
the Thoe insurance either the vessel
the cargo.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06

The NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL
RoAD-An immense quantity of freight is ar
irving daily to the depot from the interior.
Indeed, it is daily occurrence. The policy
of General Malone to consolidate the lines Of
road between this and Bristol, so as to have a
continuous one under one head to Memphis,
is the only true theory by which Norfolk will
be made real city. 1t will give her an i'm
mense back country, such as is necessary to
build up commercial centre, and really make
her an envied rival to cities which have been
large and prominent for years. The freights
on the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad arc
low-made low in accordance with General
Mahone's policy, in order to form an irresisti-
BILE Misunderstanding the freight to be
shipped on this route. attracting the attention
of shippers to this point, and tending to build
up trade-not negecting the day of small
things, but commencing with low freights in
order to end by enlarging the capacity of the
road as a great public carrier, and building
up this city as a real commercial emporium.
When the line becomes consolidated, and
under one ruling sway, the course Of Norfolk
may then be truly said to be onward and up
ward Westward the star Of empire, &c,
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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:
Border d Lowell Offer for sale the steamer State
of Maine. She is sPlendidly fitted; l,l36 tons,
and has 1913 Berths. She is believed to be a bet
tar sea boat than any on the Chesapeake Bay.
Davis Dc Brother have for sale large supply
of Lemons, Whiskey and Lard, which they offer
for sale low.
Deming publishes his platform, which he re-
CARDS, as broad enough to meet all the views oil
the community.
Fo,ter d Spaalding run Gas and Hot and Cold
Water wherever desired, and at greatly reduced
prices. Repairing promptly attended to.
b. & j. Baker e Co. offer for sale, freight, or
charter, the Schooner Renshaw, of 60 tons. Ap-
Div at Is Campbelps wharf.
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The Cholera.

We learn from Richmond that the cholera
is raging among the soldiers camped in the
vicinity of that city On Sunday there were
reported nine deaths at the military hospital
near the Fair Grounds.
It will be remembered that sometime since
this disease broke out among the negroes i'll
Richmond, and was arrested by prompt meas
ures on the part of the Health Officers of that
city. The typographical plane of Richmond
full of hills and vallies, is such, that sanitary
treatment can be easily applied, and in its
abundance of water it enjoys an advantage
beyond all price. We shall watch the strange
game between Science and Death, now begun
again, with the most profound interest.
Its progress Involves the health Of those
dear to all of us as noble specimens of the
great family of the ''native Virginian; and,
what touches us more nearly even than this,
the spread or eradication of the disease-its
sporadic appearance OF epidemic prevalence
will read us our own probable fate.
Our readers will bear us witness that we
have avoided writing upon this topic for the
NEE sake of making paragraph. When
ever we have touched it, we have endeavored
to make practical suggestions and we console
ourselves with the comfortable reflection that
we have laid before the community some ad-
mirable suggestions and valuable facts from
the pen of Doctor JACKSON: But, as these
letters were necessarily divided and in form
inconvenient to keep, we beg the Board of
Health to embody them in cheap pamphlet
for gratuitous aid general distribution.
No consideration of economy, falsely So
called can be pleaded in this matter; for
what does it profit man if he gain the whole
world and lose his own life?
Nor is this ALL We beg our authorities to
secure in time detachment of the employees
of the disinfecting corps of New York, and at
once set to work to put our town in order,
which is in a condition that amounts to a
standing invitation to cholera or any other
malignant disease to make us a visit We're
peat, no considerations of economy, falsely
so-called, should be allowed to weigh against
these suggestions, which are of vital impor-
lance to every man, woman, and child in this
community.
The wisdom of this advice is enforced in a
melancholy manner by the report by DIR. LEE
of two deaths from cholera on the Princess
Anne road Come, gentlemen what will you
Do?
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THE VIRGINIA
YSTER LAW.
Copies for sale at the Day Book ONCE.

Mayors CoURr, Norfolk-His Honor, JOHN R.
r. LUDLOW, presiding:-
One of the girls that were up before His Honor
this morning. for breaking the peace, was fined
the sum of Sl0 and bound over for the sum of
500.
The others were also bound over for the sum of
500.
Three other cases before His Honor, this morn
ing, but of no Importance.
AMrs. Anthony, huckster in the market, was ar
raigned upsn a warrant issued by the Mayor in
favor of VIM. Forbes, for the sale of chickens
left in her care by Forbes, which money she re-
fused to pay. The Mayor dismissed the case.
A number of uninterestng cases, both white
and black, whore before his Honor, and duly dis
posed of.
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COMMERCIAL.

NORFOLK, Sept. 6, 1866.
400 bushels Corn, 81 06c
200 bushels Oats, 45c.
1000 lbs Hog Round Bacon, l9Ic.
5000 K. o. HID Slaves, 500.
1000 lbs. Dried Fruit, PIE, by X. Biggs 4
Co.
1000 lbs. Middling and Shoulder Bacon, l9c.
10000 w. o. HID Slaves, $62-and $32 for
Culs, by P. Hennebery & Co.
so bushels Flaxseed, So soc.
1000 lbs Hog Round Bacon, 1870, by Gran
dy and Son.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCES bales Gotten, and
1000 lbs Hog Round Bacon to C. W. Granay d
Son.
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Raphael Semmes, Esq, and his Judg.
shin,

KaphaeI SemMcs, ESP, ana mas JudS-
ship.
The following letter was a few days ago
addressed to Major Gen. Swayne, command
ing at Mobile:
Mobile, Ala, August 26, l666.-Sir Do
l read the Presidents proclamation Of the
goth instant, declaring that peace prevails
throughout the land, and that all the States
are in possession of their civil rights, correct
ly, when l suppose it to restore the writ of
heabeas corpus in this State, And Rave you
any instructions to interfere with me further,
in case I should open the Probate Court of
Mobile, of which l am Judge, and proceed to
the performance of my functions, should you
think additional instructions needed in the
changed circumstances of the times ? Will
you do me the favor to telegraph to the pro-
per authorities on the subject
am. very respectfully, your obedient SER
want,
RAPHAEL. SEMMES.
TO this Gen. Swayne replied that the Or
der he received some time since, to prevent
Mr.. Semmes from entering upon his duties as
Judge, is still unrevoked
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO LAND OWN
ERs.-We learn from a Richmond exchange,
that the State Commissioner of immigration
has given notice that he had received informa-
ton from General Tochman that seven hun
dred immigrants were to arrive in one of the
steamers of the American Homestead Compa-
nv on the fifth instant. These immigrants
desire to- procure farms Of from fifty to one
hundred and fifty acres each, Immediately on
their arrival. They wish to commence at
once erecting the requisite buildings and to
make all the necessary preparations for per-
.vmanent settlement. They possess ample
means for building, stocking and provisioning
their farms, but will require a credit on their
purchase, of five or SIX years, paying the IN
terest from date of purchase, with the privi-
lege secured to them of paying portions of
the original purchase from time to time as
they may be able
These Immigrants are represented as skill
ed agriculturists, and some of them are me-
chanics and laborers. If any number of
them succeed in effaeting a favorable set
Element in Virginia, others will soon follow.
General Tochman considers them as a valu
able acquisition to the State. He thinks that
those who wish to sell lands will find it to
their interest to embrace the opportunity
thus afforded. There is however, no time to
be lost-the immigrants cannot be delayed,
and if they do not meet with immediate en-
couragement and effect settlement in the
State, they will move on elsewhere.
Land owners are instructed to communi-
cate with General VIM. Fl. Richardson, in
Richmond, stating the price or terms, and
they will be forwarded Immediately to the
proper source.
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COMMON CoUNCIL.--The adjourned meet
ing took place yesterday afternoon, and du-
ring portion of the session, as we learn from
one of its most intelligent members there was
warm debating. The members present were
John Peters, ESQ, Vice President-Messrs.
W. r. Roberts, W. H. Turner, z. Allen, M.
Parks, NJ. Fitzgibbon, B. Kayton, J. E,
Barry, A. S Dozier, F. Underhill, w. H.
Taylor, Mapp. Kimberly, Salisbury and Ste
vens.
DR.. Ftzgibbon presented his plan, as init
mated yesterday, for the introduction of water
into the city, by which it is proposed to re-
duce the city debt $450,000 The report
was referred to a special committee of
the two Councils, who are authorized to print
the Doctors scheme, if approved by them
The ordinance establishing police of thir-
ty was laid on the table The proposition to
Increase the force to forty was not adopted
Jno, Gormly was appointed measurer OF
grain.
Permission was granted to W. H. G. Ellis,
to erect wooden structure.
The following bills were ordered to be
E. Guy, $40 rs; Tax on lots in Portsmouth,
$16; J. Buchanan, ST 40; j. II. Griffin,
$3.50 rs; G W. Cowdery, ST. 40; Parkman
and Oldham, $45 65; c. F. Ashby, So; San
tos & Brother, O5; NJ. R. c. Land, % 20;
Oliver & Moseley, 81; Zantzinger, l61; W.
A. James, "a so; w. H. Haynes, 4 so; S, A.
Stevens, "a; City Gas Light Company, 81 65.
w. H. Turner, 6; E. Lakin 200; g. l..
Grow, II 25; W Parr, 9; w. b. Diggs, 270 20;
Dunstan, Lewellyn 4 Co., 4 26 S. Butt, "a;
J Buchanan, 4; " Rosson, 81 SO; Church &
Wright 5; S. Butt, 25; Ogilve & Co., 4e 40;
W. B. Rogers, 16 81; Dunstan, T4ewellyn &
Co., &c; j. G. Ahern, so; E. l.. Young
% 75-and SO; Il. ]. Chopper, 143 At.
The following were referred:
Stewart & Dey, 40 SIS; c. Sharp, 1856; M.
s, Cox, . so; S. S. Charlton, 10; Stewart &
Dey, 10; Santos & Brother, rs; j. f. Bar
ry, 20 rs and 1s 80.
The bill of j, D. Cowper for so was re-
jected.
Rel orts from various committees were APP
propriately referred or disposed of.
Benjamin Thomas was appointed Measurel
of Grain,
James Robinson was allowed to widen hi
porch on Avon street
A communication from L. ii. Webb agen
OF Baltimore steamers, was read
Application of Watchmen for increase o.
pay; referred to appropriate committee.
Communication in relation to r. Rhea, a
Chief Engineer, was laid on the table.
a long and warm discussion ensued on thu
writ of ad qaod damnltm. The payment o
damages awarded was postponed.
A committee vas appointed to assess tn
TAX Tor opening Chapel street.
The Council adjourned to meet again thi
evening.
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ABANDONED NEGRO INFANT.-Last night
information was given to Justice William
johnson, of Norfolk County, that living fe-
male negro infant had been found near Mi
chacl Hendren's farm by a son of Erin, and
committed by him to the care of negro wo-
man.
The Justice has strong reasons for believing
that it was carried from this city, and has
promptly called on Mayor Ludlow, to aid
him in detecting the would be murderer or
murderess.
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F.F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE.
10y VIRTUE OLA DEED OF Trust
ID from Elisha R. johnson and wife, to secure
an advance from the Norfolk Building Fund As
ISOLATION, the undersigned will proceed to sell at
auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY
the 18th day of September, at II 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, 60 feet deep by 80 feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE.-One 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. FERGUSON,
LEWIS SALISBURY,
JOHN P. LEIGH,
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Association,
II. F. FERGUSON,
au25-tds Au ctioneer.
Ry LEIGH BROS, az PHELPS,
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TIE NORTH BRITISH REvIEw.-We have
received from the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, this able quarterly, and subjoin the
table of contents-The Roman Element in
Civilization; The ea-Fsheries Commission;
Venetian Relazioni; Rawlinson's Ancient
Monarchies of the East; Bakers Explorations
in Central Africa; Colonial Policy in the Gov
eminent of the colored races Edmond About;
Distinction Terms, for Blackwood or any
of the Reviews, 81 year; for Blackwcod
and any one Review, ST.; the four Reviews.
$12; Blackwood and the four Reviews, $15.
Postage to all parts of the United States "a
cents year. On each Review cents a
wear
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06

NEwsoMs HOTEL, AT JACKSON, N. Con
our recent visit to Jackson N. c., we put up
at the above hotel kept ty Mr.. R. A.
WEAVER. whose industry and perseverance
in his pursuit enables him to 'keep a good
hotel" Mr.. Viewers table, we found, sup
piled with the very best the market affords;
his servants were polite and attentive and his
rooms and bedding in admirable order. The
delegation" from Norfolk, who visited Jack
son on the occasion of the Court, all united in
expressing their high appreciation of Mr.
Viewers successful efforts towards their
comfort and his moderate charges.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06

TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION IN NEW
BERN.-There was terrible explosion of a
boiler at the steam saw mill of Messrs Jones
s. Whitcomb, on the Trent, on Friday last.
A Mr.. G. II. Alexander was instantly killed
and seven other persons were seriously injur-
ed. The loss of the proprietors is estimated
at about $4,000. No insurance.
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PosTpoNEMENT OF TRIAL.-The case of
the Commonwealth againt Thomas Carcaud,
before Mr.. Justice johnson, for alleged killing
of the negro John Tylor, was continued I'M
til tomorrow, Friday, week; in order to pro-
cure the attendance of material. witnesses.
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GENERAL RICHARD L. PAaE.--We are hap
by to announce that our distinguished fellow
citizen has received his pardon. 1t was doubly
gratifying, as it was endorsed by an Admiral
Of that Navy of which the General was once
an ornament. This is harmonizing practical
ly, and we trust is the prelude to a general
amnesty
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06

HOLD Your NosEs.-Any man curious in
discriminating between varieties of stinks,
that is the right word, can find ample occu-
patton for study on any of our large thorough
fares. At the head of Roanoke Square there
is smell which may come from lager beer,
and on Bank an odor which is beyond any
nasal analysis of available description, Who
abates these nuisances
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MARINE INTELLlGENUE,
posr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Sep.

Posr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Sep. 6
ARRIVALS.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Schr Wilson, fm Pasquotank, n. G.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
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New PosT OFFIoE,---A new Post Office has
been established at GAINESVILLE, Southampton
county, Va, and Mark A. james is the Post
master. This Office is to be regularly supplied
from Branchville, eight miles distant, three
times week. -
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MAYORS CouRT.-P tsmoath-September 9Th,
His Honor Mayor White, presiding.
Richard " illiamson, colored, found sleep in the
street. reproved and dismissed.
Watch report the city quiet
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06

BASE BALL.-A new club has been formed
in Richmond lately, and General Lee was ad-
dressed requesting his permission to name the
club after him. The General replied, not OBJ
jecting, though feeling no desire for such dis
tinction, and suggested darlington" as the
name, which the club accordingly resolved to
adopt
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06

AUCTION SALE-To-morrow at IL o'clock,
on the wharf known as Ferguson and Milha-
dos, W. R. Roberts, Auctioneer, will sell at
public auction on credit of 80 days, guam
tity of railroad iron.
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Murder in Chicago.

Chicago, September 4.-George Trus2well,
the owner of the famous trotting horse Dex-
ter, was shot dead in Seneca tonight by his
mistress, Irish Moll."
Jealousy is said to have instigated the
murder
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06

SHOT Ara rogue was detected last night
stealing corn from the field of Mr.. w. B.
Vicar, on Ferry Point. While running off,
he was shot at but it seems escaped un-
hurt
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DIED,

In Petersburg on Wednes lay morning, Sept
9Th, 1866, FRANCIS ALOYSIUS, infant son of
Thomas Smith. The friends and acquaintance
of the family are invited to attend the funeral
from the Petersburg depot, Immediately after the
arrival of the train, Thursday afternoon, Septem-
Der 9Th, 1866.
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The JOHN SYLVESTER Captain g. C. Gift
ford is the commander of this fine boat. He
is said to be an experienced officer and a po-
lite and accommodating gentleman.
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ARRIVALS
ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NEWTON, Prop'r

THURSDAY, September 6, 1866
Jno. Baker, Joynsr's, N. Carolina; Thorn
as Navy, Texas; T. J. johnson, Sussex, Va; d.;
Jones, Surry; Jno. Dusy, Petersburg; Russell
P. Pope, Robt 7. Blow, Southamptoh, va; >.
mend; J. E. Saddler, Nansemond; L.. l.. Will
liams New YORK
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NEwBERN, N. C.-We are glad to see that
there is decided improvement in the bust
ness of Newbern. 1t is surmised that another
month will make matters still more prosper
GUS
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THIEVES. THE farmers in the surrounding
country complain much of the depredations
committed on their fields. The corn crop has
been extensively plundered.
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INCREASED ToLL.--The toll over the Nor
folk Drawbridge. we understand, has been
raised to ten cents Formerly it was FIVE.
The rates across the ferry were formerly three
cents
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A DROVE OF CATTLE.--A large drove of
cattle came over in the ferry boat this morn
ing, from North Carolina They cleared the
deck of all outsiders, and it was difficult
matter for the drovers to keep them together
and prevent their rushing overheard.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WATER WATER WATER
GAS GAS GA s !!
1t is not generally known, but nevertheless
fact, that
FOSTER & SPAULDING,
% BANK STREET,
ARE SUCCESSFULLY ENGAGED
N in running GAS and II and y L. u
W TER, through Stores and Dwellings, at
great reduction on for mer prices
ALI work warranted, and large jobs taken at
contract prices.
Va Repairs promptly attended to.
sanh- I'm
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THE NORTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTION. -
The official returns show majority for rejec-
ton of l 1922.
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wilmington, Del, Election.

Wilmington, Del, September 4.-The city
election to-day resulted in the election of
Valentine, the Union (repubican) candidate,
for mayor. and the whole Union republican,
ticket by increased majorites.
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By NEIGH BROS. 4 PHELPS,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
No. 5 Commercial Ros0.

COM MlSSlONERS SALE VI 'REAL
ESTATE.
nN MONDAY. THE nth DAY OF
~ September, 1866, the undersigned, as Special
Commissioner, under a decree of the Circuit
Court of the City of Norfolk, promo unced in the
Chancery suit of ''Richard N. Jeffrey 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
Jeffrey, 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 conveniences
attached.
The sale will take place at IL o'clock on the
premises,
TERMS OF SALE.-A sum sufficient in cash to
pay the costs of suit and expenses of sale, tie
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. L. PHELPS,
au27.tds AuctioDeers.
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NOTICE.

NUIIUE.
A RTHUR EMMERSON, ESD, will be
N supported for Clerk of the County and
Superior Courts of Norfolk County at the election
to be holden on Saturday, the 9th October, to
fill the vacancy cauted by the death of Leroy G.
Edwards.
BY THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY.
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