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1866.
1866.
Is YEARS.

1866. Is YEARS. 1866.
YES, quarter of Century spent in prescribing using
and selling DRUGS AND MEDICINES, surely must emil
Tie the Proprietor Of the YORK DRUG STORE to thor
ough knowledge Of the business he has undertaken In The
tS@ Sseoe eontnaes his II BUSINESS US At At TIE OLD
STAND, with perfect confidence In his ability 70 sell
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Snfs, Peffumery,
Glass Puy, Patent Medicines Combs, Brushes and Fancy
Articles generally, at the lowest market prices.
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE
May rely with certainty upon having their Bills filled with
neatness and dispatch, and with Drugs and Medicines
% . and 1ssSs a. S
"sceunden ate," properly labelled with directions In
plain and egibe manner
FAMILIES O..
Can be sure of having GOOD AND RELIABLE MEDI-
CINES put up In Just such quantity and style will suit
them and their freedmen with such information generally,
In their use, will be valuable them In their adlnisra
me- may siways be Of getting pure articles besides
COUNSEL AND ADVICE. .t
THE LADIES
VIII always find hand excellent variety Of ARTI-
Giles FOR THE TOILET: such as Penlmey, Ponade.,
Hair Oils and Hair Tonics Soaps, Toilet Powders, Toot
Powders, Combs, Brushes, &C., &C. ...-'
THE GENTLEMEN l.,a,.
Will find for their the choices, brands Of CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO, segars, Pipes, snun, Tobse-
co and Snuff BOXES, &c, &c. sr..I.
SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS
VIII be sure to get sates Slate Pencils Lead Penc back
Steel Pens Pen Holders Large Fooscap Paper for Copy
Books, Note and Commercial Papers, Envelopes 9e &C.
All at the York Drug Store. DR. JOHN MAY.
Januaryls 81
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Obhnarp.

EOR ORDINARY.-WEAR ARE AU-
Il THORIZED to announce JAMES M. HOPE as 4
candidate for ORDINARY of prk District at the ensuing
election.
March 8 46 IF
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DOR SHERIFF,-WE ARE AU-
Il THORIZED TO announce ALFRED STILWELL,
Esq, candidate for SHERIFF of York District, the
next election.
March 8 46 If
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY have 70
moved their office In RICHMOND under the Spottswood
Hotel, Main street, between Eighth and Ninth sree The
Southern Express Company are now prepared 70 forward,
al Reduced Rates,
49, CURRENCY, e.. COIN, ...
VALUABLES AND FREIGHT,
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RICHMOND .aND D.aNpZLLE RAILROAD.

RICHMOND .dNU D.3NVILLE H.31LHUC1D'
NoTIcE-To give facilities 10 the public on the line of
this road for the transportation small packages Express
an arrangement has been made with the SOUTHERNEX-
PRESS COMPANY by which their wagons In Richmond
and Danvle, win call for and receive all Express Freight
intended for this Road notice being given
and their wagons will deliver all Express Freight arriving
RECEIPT OR DELIVERY, and the rates Of Express
Freight viii be the same as charged by this Company
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
CHARLorTE, Dec. ls, 1885.
All freight forwarded with promptness and dispaich
being carried Passenger and Mail Trims and NOT on slow
freight trains. Rates as low ss by any company.
T. b. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Januaryu . . 3S
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NROCKERY.--A LARGE LOT
of CROCKERY of every description, which will be
sold nj prices prevailing before the war. At
w. II. McCORKLE'S.
October 26 % Il
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DAGS WANTED.-TWO CENTS
Il T. per pound in Specie, will be paid for CLEAN Linen
or Cotton RAGS, delivered at
THE ENQUIRER OFFICE.
Januaryf 81 If
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T1N-W A R f THE SUBSCRI-
Il BER informs The public that he ia prepared have
Tinware REPAIRED the same day II brought TO him,
without the necessity Of RETURNING second time for
the job. G. R. RATCHFORD.
February IL 43 81
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MILES JUST RE-
In CEIVED n fine assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SHOES, from the celebrated manutactory of L.
MILES s SON. Philadelphia. AZ ~
n,,oh,r oc
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ADAMS ExPREss.-It will be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns, that ,I.rl H.
Rigney, the able and efficient agentof this re-
liable and certain organization, is also agent
for the Southern express. Mr. Risney and
his kindness to the Southern people during
the war. is too well known for any fulsome
compliments. AS to the Adams Express, its
perfect insurance office, and for dispatch
and care in forwarding goods, has no superior,
and few equals throughout the United States.
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AUCTION SALES.
By LEIGH BROS. a. PHELPS,
NJ, 5, Commercial R0U.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE AT
A1TCrION


AND PERSONAL ESTATE AT
.l AUCTION.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
ID from w. c. Tarrant and wife, bearing date
LIST day of June, 1860 the undersigned as Irus
tee for the benefit Of w. Wbitehurst, will on
the 18th day of August next, at IL O'Clock, on
the premises, sell at auction to the highest bid
der, the following property to wit
That valuable property on Union street, known
formerly as the "UNI0N" and then as the
"MERCHANTS' HOTEL" now kept by John
Stavro, with all the rights, privileges and ap-
performances, including four foot alley in the
rear leading to Wide Wide street, and the fol-
lowing personal property to wit
"a Bedsteads, "a Feather Beds,
Is Mattresses, IL Pillows, 6 BolsterS,
ID Washstands, Chairs, 2 Mirrors,
Desk, Bureaus, Counter, Clock.
The Hotel and Furniture is under lease to the
present tenant to the LIST day of January, 1867,
at 500 per month. The purchaser will be en-
titled to possession on that day and TO the rent
from the 18th day ofAugust 1866.
Terms.-As to the Furniture, credit will be
given till the lst day of January next
AS to the Real Estate, q Cash, balance on 6,
IL and Is months credit, with interest from day
of SALE.
Notes with good security to be given for the
deferred payments, secured by Deed of Trust On
the premises, the title retained until the notes
are paid, as the purchaser may prefer.
H. III. BAKER, Jr., Trustee,
LEIGH BROS. &. PHELPS,
iy3O-td b. Auctioneers.
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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: .it.I1a& 3d.. .rl,}
Henry H. Bo,odea Clerk, publishes an order OF
Court in the case of Cyrus +. Staples against E..
A. Sauders and others, notifying several of the
defendants to appear and protect their interests.
William and Mary CoHege.-The next session
CO mmences on the 10th of october next. Benz.
S. Ewell, President. See the advertisement.
Captain Botoman has picked up new sharper
boat. SIS ae aa vi -o 4ai 81 g.
Balm & Brother, Bankers Portsmouth, are in
full blast at their new office, corner of Crawford
and High streets, and transact all business en-
trusted to them with promptness. s-=-.-zsesss-- =
The Cotton Gin Question Once more discussed
by c. Biups. See his advertisement, of great
interest to cotton ginners. q ..g
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AuCTIAN SALES.
+. +. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALES OF REAL
..u ESTATE. Mu

COMMISSIONERS. SALES OF REAL
..H ESTATE. ha
ON RIDAY, THE 18th day of
~ August inst, 1 shall proceed to sell at Pub,
lie Auction, on the premises, as Special Com
missioner, under decree of the Circuit Court of
Norfolk City, pronounced in the suit in Chancery
of Hatton vs. Hatton, the following real estate in
the city of Norfolk, belonging to the estate OF
John F. Hatton, deceased, viz:
2 Wood Houses and Lots ON Hawk street
l House and Lot on Butte and Hawk streets.
2 Lots on Fenchurch street, with Brick kitch-
ems.
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock on the
premises on Fenchurch street. aDii q
Terms of Sale-One quarter cash, the balance
upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser to give bonds, with good security
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
the day of sale. +-,se .
The purchaser will be entitled to the possession
of the property, or to the rents from the. day OF
sale. The title to be retained until the further
order of the Court.
GEORGE LOYAL, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
,.. s.. +. +. FERGUSON,
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BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
''3.t No. 5 Commercial RosO.
AUCTION SALE .OFtVALUABLE
EtGt In. PROPERTY

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
."Gju{ NV PROPERTY.
"A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT
ON THURSDAY, the card day OF
~ August, 1866 at II o'clock, at the Auction
Honse OF Leigh Bros. Il Phelps, in the city of
Norfolk, will offer for sale, to the highest bid
der therefor, the following property
l. A TRACT of 200 acres of LAND, situated
at the village of Great Bridge, in Norfolk county.
and on the South side of the Albemare & Chesa-
peake Canal, along which it extends about one
mile and quarter. 1t is: susceptible of convent
ent division into three excellent Farms, of near
ly rs acres each, all fronting on the Canal, and
upon each farm Country Merchants might estab-
lish store commanding large portion of the
Canal Trade. The Lots in the Village will suit
admirably well, Lawyers, Doctors, Hotel keep
ers or Merchants-there being no better point for
business in the country than Great Bridge.
There are two good Dwelling Houses with out
nearest the Lock.
The soil is excellent, and there is considerable
Timber upon the land near the Canal
2. A TRACT OF WOOD LAND, on th,
Elbow road, near Greet Bridge; containing 80
8. One undivided moiety Of TRACT OF
SWAMP LAND, near Great Bridge, the whole
of it being 200 acres.
A. A large lot of WILD CATTLE, grazing in
the woods, the purchaser to reduce them into his
p TERMS.
j. Cash for personally. For the lands one-ifth
cash; the balance in three equal instalments.
bearing interest from date, payable in 6, II and
IS months, respectively. Bonds with approved
security, and secured by Deed of Trust on the
land will be required. Also,. a transfer of Il
policy of insurance on the house to its full value
in an approved office. The titleiis regarded as
unquestionable, but of course selling as Fiduciary
! shall give the usual Special Warranty Deed.
lst. The property is under Deed of Trust dated
Apr 2lst, 1860. The Trustee and the cestuis que
trux consent to the sale, which | shall make by
authority of the Testator. - lEIe
I'd. The widow of the Testator will, at the SALE
offer the Dover interest to the purchaser for
moderate and fair sum, to be specified before
| Trustees Sale begins. %, . 4.l.; a
| = Sd. The sale will be PEREMPrORY.
| CHARLES SHARP,
| - ~. Admir- with the will annexed
r..ls Of George W. Ha |, decd.
ats LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
| Jy2S> law-tds -., Auctioneers.
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Balm & BRo.-Ws call attention to the ad-
vertisement of Balm & Brother, Bankers.
They have recently established themselves in
the new and handsomely fitted Office, corner
of Crawford and High streets, Portsmouth,
where they are prepared to buy and sell god,
silver and uncurrent notes, and to transact
all matters whatever in the line of their bust
ness. They are enterprsing young men, an
prompt in their transactions. We take plea
sure in commencing them to the public here
and elsewhere. We trust that the career
upon which they have entered, will prove one
of prosperity to themselves and advantage to
their native city.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: MILAN AND MARY COLLEGE.

s. WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
TINE NEXT SSION THE
Il College of WILLIAM AND MARY will be-
gin on the 10th, the I'd Wednesday of October
next, and continue until the 4th of July follow
ing. A full course of instruction will be given in
the Academic Department There is an extensive
apparatus for illustration in the Physical Sci
ences. Enough Of the College Library has been
recovered to furnish reading matter and books OF
reference. Comic rtable accommodations have
been provided for students.i There is "Gram-
SCHOOL, connected with the College, in
which the usual English branches, and the ele-
mentary classics are. taught. u z--'.t
Terms.-COllege fees.. ...I...~".S66.
Modern Languages, each.".-... 10. 3D.
-. i Board at College fundamentally.
Fuel, lights and washing extra, from $25 to so.
Grammar School fees modern languages ex-
tray SAB. H.a.s l-H .fr.a.- ii iri-4f4
Board and other expenses as above.
Board may also be obtained in private families.
Q For such as willing to form messes, bring
ing their ratiens and room furniture from home,
these expenses may be much reduced. For fur
Their information, address the subscriber at IL
liamsburg. 1tsB ing ae
,as- .t-.-... BENZ. s. EWELL, '
.aH I'D f.H President of the College
] aul1-S-6t s55- of William and Mary.
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great source of all political good, the Union
in its fulness and greatness
Colonel Isaac H. Wright was the next
speaker, and expressed the belief that to-day
proceedings would advance the cause of ma
tional unity, and that from this gathering of
men of all parties the spirit Of patriotism
could not but go forth to animate the Phila-
delphia Convention. Among those who
wore rebel colors and bore rebel arms, there
were those who had warm devotion to the
memory of the Union, which would be ava
kened in their hearts. ' ..'
Wyseman Marshall made short speech,
brilliant for elocuton and principle. He was
not politician, but he was ready to wage
war on party that would endeavor to sap
the foundation of domestic peace, and plunge
The country again in civil war; and thought
the hour had arrived for every true man to
lend assistance to Andrew johnson.
A large number of delegates were then APP
pointed. '7@
The Committee on CredentiaI reported that
III cities and towns were represented by L.
7Sl delegates, and the convention dissolved,
after session Of two hours
The proceedings were harmonious through
out, and reflected credit on those present.
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MECHANICS 9lEETING.-The "bene and
snew" meet on Monday evening at the Court
House, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the Working Mems Convention, to be
held IN Baltimore on the goth inst. The OBJ
ject of this convention is for the purpose of
inaugurating different line of action through
out the United States. for the promotion OF
the interests of the working men '7t
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING IA negro boy
fell overheard from Commerce street wharf
yesterday, and Mr.. j. G. McGregor, the mate
Of the little steamer Favorite, plunged over
board and brought the boy to dry land This
was noble act, and the name of j. C. Nc
Gregor should ibe passed round. The boy
had gone under twice, and was quite ex-
hausted f I'd.
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ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL.--A. G.. Nrwros, Prop

ATLANTIC HOTEL.--A. q. NEWTON, Prop'r.
--->~-~~>~1-~1>-~-se 5>-1Ns>5->~~~~->-r~->>~
s}aa SATURDAY, August IL, 1866
W. J. Venal, George Dawson, U. $. Coast
Survey; b. +. Braifod, Baltimore; Jno. lvey
and lady, Wilmington, N. c.; j. W. Crigan,
Richmond, Va; }. 5. Hart, Henry ). Maigne,
New York; Capt. Edward McGure, Va; Miss
NJ. Wilson, Miss Mary Wilson, @. w. Wilson,
Georgetown; N. b. FELTON,, W. b. Baldwin, N.
G.; W. IL. kenneday, Va; r. q. Downing, New
York City. H ,a.s aaast ftb sts,1. gnit.1s1 .l.l
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A Riot in Norfolk.

TAKE NOTICE THAT MY COMPANY OF AR
TILLERY. -s
| Not Buffers Artillery is now ready for ac-
| ton. 80. ..t
PARADE TAKES PLACE BAILY, =s
and am ready for battle at a moments warm
ing. .t h.i
Upon my battle flag is inscribed the following
motto
....ta death to Cholera"
Tho Sc who are troubled with the enemy to good
health calld GARBAGE will please to inform me
where it can be found. My bugle can be heard
in the streets daily, advising people of my ap-
proach and the offer of timely aid. 'it,Ge4lt
DAYS OF PARADE:
MoNbAYs, East of Catharine street. .4..
TUESDAYS, West 7i @
And so on, every alternate day.
My motto is -. ..-4,... bib
tot Duty must be accomplished
.. P. DILwORTH,
aul0-lw r..I Contractor.
Mayors CoURr.-His Honor John R. Ludlow,
presiding:-
Geo. Bell, violating city ordinance, rolling a
wheel barrow on the side walk; fined ST. ga
John Whitehurst and Thomas Allen, arrested
uhoCi n ohdi vi SfediIuB Stnt W jail lOf
examination. .17n
Croton Young, utterly dsregarding his name,
and ignoring "pure and sparkling Water" was
fined S. for being drunk. 'f,a ''+. t7is "
Thomas Corwin, charged with being drunk
and using insulting language to lady and gen
tleman, was fined 800 ''"-'-s.' lts'A
The city reported quiet and orderly. 10
Several civil cases were tried and disposed of
fs i------ y
MAYORS Portsmouth, His Honor
Mayor White presiding. ''"'D ssa s..f
Jacob Webb, arrested, charged with running
wagon without license; fined $40.
Horatio Sawyer, arrested for loafing in the
market and insoent to the police officer COM
mited for five days. 80
Henry Baxter arrested, charged with stealing
pistol from the coat of William Cooke, on
Tuesday, the 7th instant; testimony Insufficient.
CORPORATION CoURT.--His Honor Judge Tabb,
presiding. tra45< "'
The jury in the case of Wm.s Reed, F. B.,
charged with larceny, failing to agree, herewith
drawn and discharged, and the prisoner remand
ed to Jail.
The civil docket was taken up, and the case of
Winslow vs. Waterbury was called as We left
Court. TO
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RECONNAISSANCE are informed by five
young ladies', that as they were passing from
neighbours house on Wide Water street last
night to their homes, they We're accosted by
the Waterman Of that beat, below Commerce
street, and peremptoriy ordered home to get
their bonnets. The zeal of the policeman
seems in this case to have been in advance of
his knowledge We understand the matter is
to be reported to the Mayor. M.
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MARINE NEws.-The schooner Wenona,
Captain Tall, Of and from Baltimore, bound
to Fall River, Mass, with cargo of corn,
sprung a leak on Thursday night, and sunk
in Chesapeake Bay, one mile east by north
from the Willoughby Spit LightB All
hands were saved. The cargo will be total
loss The vessel can be raised. We are in
formed by G. 4. Staples shipping merchant,
that there was no insurance upon the vessel
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BY LEIGH BROS. d. PHELPS,
a.. 40. 5, Commercial .Roao.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
eHt-. REAL, Els FATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
'-. REAL Els TATE
OF TWO DEEDS OF
ID Trust from the late W. T. Murray and wife, to
Sc cure certain advances made by the Homestead
Loan Association and the Norfolk Building Fund
Association, the undersigned will proceed to sell
at auction for cash, in front of the premises at
IL o CLOCK, NJ, on THURSDAY, the 10th day OF
August, that valuable LOT, situate at the south
west corner OF Charlotte and Church Streets
with the improvements thereon, consisting of
double four-story B RI X BUILDING, with
TWO STORES in the basement. M .-
This property is so well known. as to need no
further description and affords rare opportu-
nifty for investment a t. Il e......
la g.. .t D., y VIM. T. HARRISON,
.s..t. ~ ssp CICERO BURRUSS,
.... T. ... . 20 RYLAND CAPPS.
Trustees Homestead Loan Association.
.tss JOHN Y. LEIGH,
FINELY F. FERGUSON,
u. ~ LEWIS SALISBURY,
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Assoc'tin.
And Immediately after the above sale, by vir-
tue of deed of trust from the late VIM. T.. Muir
ray and vie, to secure an advance from the Nor
folk Building Fund Association, will be sold to
the highest bidder, for cash, in front ofthe premi-
ses, the double frame Tenements and Lot Nos
SO and SO Charlotte street.
'~ s~+ F. F. FERGUSON,
LEWIS SALISBURY,
JNO. p. LEIGH,
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Associat'n
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS.
jy28-td ... Auctioneers.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS 6a129c.; Veal,
8a16c; Mutton, sa12c; Lamb, Sale; Bacon
Ham, Csc; Middling and Shoulder, PC; Eggs,
16sc; Peaches, per bushei, 81; Pears, per bush
Ell, So; Onions per bushel, So; Peas, green,
per quart, 10c; Cabbage, per head, &C. Toma-
toes, per half peck. 25c Turnips, per bunch,
loc; Chickens, per pair, 5Oa75c, Corn, green,
per dozen, l5a20c; Apples, per peck 40;
Damsons, per bushel, So soc; Melons, 5alOc;
Musk Melons, 2a5c Ducks, per pair, ST.; Gu
cumbers, per dozen, 1Oc; Potatoes, sweet, per
bushel, $5 Potatoes, Irish, 49, Geese, per
pair, ST. soc; Beets, per bunch, 1Oc;. Beans,
per quart, 25c, Apples, dried, per quart, lOc;
Fish. Spots, per bunch, l0c; Egg Plants, a
piece, l5c; Butter, per pound, 40c; Lard, per
pound, 80; Cheese, per pound, 25c.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.--In reply to the COM
munication of this Board, the Health Officers
of Baltimore state that only one death from
Cholerl had occurred in that city, and this was
an arrival from New York. The disease in
Philadelphia had not been declared epidemic.
The Board decided that all vessels arriving
at this port from New York, shall be subject
to quarantine for II days. This order APP
plies to all arrivals where Cholera is known
to be an epidemic The examination of YES
sells from all other Northern ports is to be
discontinued hereafter.
Vessels arriving from ports where Yellow
fever exists, are to be examined and undergo
quarantine for fifteen days
The vault referred to by the Councils is
ordered to be examined, and report made
by Doctors Jackson and Bell. .i'..t.,..f
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Posi- OFrIcEs.-Mrs, Julia Wick is postrnis-
tress at Vicksvills, Southampton County, Va
Frances Smith postmaster at Zuni Station, on
the Norfolk and Petersburg Road, Isle of
Wight county. h. Y ;..'... s-a,i5 "
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RELIGIoUs.- We are informed that Right
Reverend Bishop McGill, of Richmond, will
preach at II O'clock mass tomorrow morn
ing, and at vespefs at o'clock in the after
noon, at st. Mary's Church. D 'i
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Pour OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Aug. q
..4fi asa ARRIVALS. f ..l
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. -ts= 'v.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait Hl.' @
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. d~
Str. John Sylvester, Post, kichmons-
CIRQUE DEPARTURES. ts1fE
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait. -
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait
Str Ceorgeana, Hill, Richmond.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown. nA "a
Str FaEorite, Rogers Hampton.
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BY W. Il. ROBERTS. Auctioneer.
TRUsIEE,s SALE VALUA BILE


TRUSTEES SALEOF YALUAB BILE
MACHINERY, TOOL S, &C., OF THE
CENTRAL IRON WORKS." NORFOLK, Va.
BY virtue of deed of trust, executed tous on
the 25th of July, 1866, by VIM. l.. Petit and
Johannes w atson, partners, doing business under
the firm and style OF Petit Watson, we shall
sell, at public auction, for cash. on the premises,
located on Wide Water street, Norfolk, Va, No.
Is. commencing at 10 O. clock, a. M, on the 10th
day of August next, 1866, the entire MACHINE
RY, TOOLS, &C. the extensive and complete
establishment, known as Central Iron Works. "
Also, several valuable Steam Engines, two or
three excellent Boilers, three number one Lathes,
and other valuable articles of like kind
immediately alter the sale of the above articles
OFFER FOR RENT,
For the balance of the year, the BUILDINGS
and PREMISES of the said Iron Works Pc
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'F '@ VIM. H. ELLIS,
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