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ENOR HIRE for the ensuing year, 1876 some
IL valuable SLAVES-Ncgro Men some of them
are very good Farm Hands, Oystc rmen, and good
at getting Lumber. Also Negro BOYS as House
Servants. Also Negro Women, good az Cooking
and Washing and House Work Also sore Negro
Girls. Any person wishing to hire good Servants
can do so by applying to me privately, or can hire
them publicly before the Court House door in Ports
mouth, on the lst day of January.
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SHIP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 81, Wall street, .Nep York.
CADJ'HAI. CoOn nOnt
MARRIED..

In Portsmouth, on the 18th instant, by Rev. ".
JANE BRowN
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NEW LOT OF BOOTS AND SHOES

LOA OF bOO1S AN -
~ Just received a splendid lot of BOOTS AND
SHOES direct from the Factory, of all kinds and
qualities. Also Children Shoes of all kinds
Servants Shoes made of the best materials chcap
Ladies' Morocco Buskius and Tics, Half Cater
Boots for Ladies. Also few cases of Gentlcmcn's
Dress Boots, Philadelphia nake-look as we'll as
the 81 Boot; the same which has given great salts
faction TO every gentleman who has purchased them
this fall
Also 3 or cases Of the Napoleon Boot = superior
article.
Ladies and Gentlemen, 7 invite all who want
good and cheap Boots and Shoes t. give me q call
before purchasing elsewhere think my Boots
ana SHOES and price will suit the timcs.
Roy . and Youths Boots, all kinds
also Irunks Of all qualities, from g .25 TO SIC.
All the above articles will he sold at the very low.
est prices. Sign Of the Black Boot, West side Of
Crawiord street. w. B. PITCHER
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STOV ES of new and beautiful patterns You
~ will hnd at ROBERTS STovE DEroT, large
end beautiful assortment Of Coal and Wood Stoves
lor all purposes, viz Church Stoves Hall Stoves
Chamber Stoves, Vessels Cooking Stoves, variety
consisting of the celebrated Empire, Lothrop, Ex-
cc!o' &c. Intending to clear out the whole lot
ROBERTS Stove Depot,
Dec Corner of High and Crawford SITS
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And have several FARMS in Princess Anne
County, to rent or lease, on moderate terms Per-
sons wishing 10 rent them can do so by applying
to MIR. Bell on the pr emses or to me in Portsmouth
Dec I2-2awtlstJan F. HERBERT
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SHAKER AND MERINO SHIRTS AND
~ DRAWS.-Our Stock of Shaker and Merino
Shirts and Draws is very large and we'll assorted
to which we invite the attention of purchasers
We have also ha nd good assortment of Buck
skin and Silk Shirts, which we can sell very cheap
Dec II JNO. COOKE & co
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4 ,AMLEI .-Persons wishing good piece of
~ BLACK CAMLEr can be- suited i'm the article
oy Gaming on JNO. COOKE & co.
Dec IL
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received un.
- til IL o'clock, NJ January LIST, 1876, for Enclo.
sing the Let en- Which the New Court House IL now
peing erected, in the town OF Portsmouth, with fine
dressed RicbfnoSd Granite, and Wrought Iron one
inch rods, with spear points, eight feet Pannels-
Two Gates 0oe four feet wide, the other eight feet
wide Iron Work feet high; Stone one foot
Ioove the ground according to plan, which will be
shown, and all information given by the under.
signed-w'bo himself the right to reject
all the Proposals; but if accepted, the lowest bid
ner VIII be entitled to the work. Separate Propo-
sails win be entertained for the whole or for lion
and Stone Work separate. Proposals TO be left at
the Clerks Office, where they will be opened in
presence of the bdders, who may attend on the
Jay and hour above. JNO. B. LEVY
DEC ls-stswtd superintendent
Herald conv1
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FOR RENT.

a For the ensuing year, The DWELLING
szeal over 'hc Store occupied by the subscriber
A4L Dec IL THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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MOULD CANDLES.-2O boxes BOSTON
1tl MOULD CANDLES.
Dec IL THOS. BROOKS, Jr
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DICKLED MULLETS.-A few bbls verv
Il hne for sale by
Dec IL THOs BROOKS, Jr.
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M ACKEREL.-lO bbls No 9 and 3 Mackcrel.
A'h Dcc IL THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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ART UNION.

~ Gt Editor Of The If'5a"t
regretted to sec in your paper any npproba-
lion OF the Veto of Mayer Harper against the up-
rHcation of the New-York Gallery of Fine Arts
|or the Ro,unda in the Park Tor its exhibitions.
Your course is always liberal 10 such institu-
!dons, having noble public objects in view. The
lRotunda in the Park is fit for no other purpose
ltaan an exhibition room for Paintings, and Jrus,
lbe appropriated 10 such an objec, or be pulled
Idown II could no, be fitted up at an expense
less than $4,000, which is more Than the build
ling is worth for public purposes.
| permanent Gallery of Paintings Tor eur City
|hworthy o. private and public support, and as a
native New-York and taxpayer, would be
Willing 10 contribute my full share toward such
Slapdab!e object 1t hes public purpose IN view,
land one as worthy OF encouragement as would
sbe public school indeed il can be regarded IN
sno other light, and would tend TO elevate ana
Sns;ruct the minds and hearts OF chr citizens as
Euch.
| NewY oYll has no permanent public Gallery 10
(Which strangers and citizens may resort to view
tie works OF our Native Artists, und is the only
Fargo CITY in the Union which has net such an
hnsti,n,ion. New-Orleans has ore, Just estao-
Fished, which is muni6cen;iy supported.
| The Newly or.l Gallery was established by 4
fnmter Of Cur most public spirited citizens VIII"
febscnbed Thirteen Thousand Dollars, and pnr-
chased the valuable collection OF the late Human
Eeed, Esq as nucleus for public Gallery
Tins collection they literally presented to the
Ply, and now very properly in my opinion, call
I'm the Common Council FOR location Tor us eX-
Ebition I, is Of great interest 10 cur citizens,
fhd one entitled 10 consideration from the Cor
Rosation. We trust that notwithstanding the
fsto, the Common Council will ye-pass the oFdi-
Fiance, and give permanence TO an institution
CHOSE objects are so noble as this.
\ NEW. YORKER.
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For The Tribune.
CHILDREN N PUBLIC co
VENANCES.

Sir: think ii properin NE to cal. .ear at'n-
ton to some remarks made by yourself Oh Sn'ar-
day afternoon in public sleigh, Which, as sap,
nose. were designed to express your opinion OF
nv Children whose seats you had solicited loy
proposing TO take them upon your lap and winch
two of them zone girl and ono boy had declined
TO yield.
As understood, You said as expressive OF
your sense of the imp.opriety OF tic conduct OF
my children in not being willing 10 give up TIER
seats and sit upon your lap that YOU had thought
YOU were in a Christian country" aud that you
though. they Lmy children did not 90 10 sunday
School" or expressions OF like import
have felt constrained, sir, for very sufficient
reasons. as they appear to me. to object 10 The
nr,c,ice that prevails TO considerable extent
with some persons, OF uncercmon!ousiy taxing
possession Of the seats occupied by children, par
ticularly little girls. in the pabhc conyeyanceS,
and OF strangers taking item into their laps and
TO nnard my own daughters purity OF heart,
mind and person b. the best general rules know
how 10 prescribe, and 10 secare them from ,he
evils arising from the close commnghn9 tose'hef
of strangers in omnibuses, &c nave gwen ''eH'
my e1press dircc:i0aS not 10 allow strangers 10
raI,c them upon their laps, and, always pAS'us
for their seats, not consent 10 % u'S?'"eSu
cep, in extraordinary cases; and cannot aouot
that these directions are judcious and wise; and
iha, they viii bear the test OF an enlightened OK
animation.
tory remarks, as being (at least Tor Doctor OF
Divinity) Of hasty utterance, unlast IN inference
and untrue, at eas, so far as my children are con
cerned for have ever taken the greatest pains
to have them fully instructed IN Saooa'h
Schools and at home in the principles and the
practice OF the Gospel.
On this shbject and lis immediate corFe!aiives
very much OF great interest might be said; but
torbear. with the additional remark, that ad-
dress YOU in this anonymous and public manner,
that others who have thought On such matters
NAV. If they choose, take this opportunity 10
make their sentiments public.
| will simply add sir, thar my children, who
heard and remembered your remarks, were very
far from forming the supposiion thai you were
minister of the Gospel, else they would have re-
linouished their seats q, once, and applied to ne
who was sitting near them for place
W. an pey dir A PARENT,
Who is, above oil things, anxious 10 train
his children In the Gospsi.
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Lew ALLEN, I Secretaries.
DANIEL YAWGEG. !

.-Conversing 4 few days since With
gentlemen rom Dee,iield, tMass) MI ruler;
Ia informed rs that he had about Two and nall
ncrss al cranhe.ries from which h gathered, The
nast season.. % barrels The year previous. he got
fynn, the same ground. one barrel only; but he
ysar before Thai, he gathered eighty barrels He
,rnn,ovs children to rick them Il an expense OF
twrn,y- iye cents per buse Ills fruit CT iile fst
1nslity large and ripe end sells III market Tor SO
mr. b3Yyel This price is much higher than 10Y
intriw--owin. rarity TO the fact. that they have
bsen found 10 be excellent for ship stores; as they
Len fresh a long while, and are useful 20 prevent
scutyy. They have also been ship?ed TO some eX-
tent TO foreign countries an article OF Injury
Al ope.,hrd of this price, they would be Ffoiilaoie
They should be set out in tie Spring or Fa', in
hills eisf, feet apart. If set in unPo1ghcd land,
the snrfIce should be dug up for every hill. about
TWO feet square In three or four years, Inc cram
berries will have overrun the grass and taken conf
rlete possession of The soil
Ak EuRARrAssrss QUrSuoN-A man convicted
Of having succsssivelv married three woH!en- all
,hree living and not divorced has Just been arrest:
I'd in baltimore But an embarrassing question Is
anon, 10 arise in the case Il has been discovered
and nroyed that the man Is the son CT co!ofed
woman. a slave al Annapolis, and consequently a
siors himself not subject 10 the law Now, Ms
marriage with these three 1rljit ,cCg'el ACCORDING
10 ,hs fact, is declared null by the laws OF Mary
Land. II seems, therefore, no punishment can fe-
sallv oyertake him If the jury decide II thus, THIS
Conclusion will be the result-That a Stare a'ey COM
,;f ,cth 1pu,itv CRIME for ,r'o1 ne soclal 'otes
,nolish free man most ssrersty'. LEV MirTof'
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IECLL'S TRUSSES-SOiicc to Ruptured Persons
Persons afflicted will iepturcs may rely nron the
best instrumental AID the world affords. application at
the Office No. vcey strcer, either Of the agents In
the p ncpa IN the United States. BE careful To
examine the b., pil Of Huns Trsscs If they
endorsed by Dr HUI IN writing. None genuine, ~
b. relied upon IS good, without his signature.
May persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations of
lIu cel .bisd Trlsses and thousands imposed upon
in consequence These limitations cannot be relied npon
they are made by uH..il mechanics and arc no better
than the ordinary frns-es.
Room. have been llted up at No. yesey street. cxclu
siycy for Ladies, having separate entrance from the BUSH
nc,s department. where female IS IN constant attendance
To- whit neon ratirut. n2l II
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rENH0NPSoNS TRUSSES, Once is Bcoknan street
A. About 800 Of the first physicians and surgeons Of New
York have given their decided preference TO this Truss as
you graduate pressure from 20 fy pounds on
tie rupture without back pad which does much injury
TO the spine fair trial being the best test Of its superb
ority applied ard Sly days Trial given; and IL II does
retain the rupture, while performing every Kind Of eI-
crcse coughing, and give perfect cascn word III Is
not satisfactory In every respect. the money cheeruly
returned aud this Is the only condition on which you
SHOULD buy any Truss permanent cure Is easily effected
and warranted if directions followed
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the aide
rupturcd and the measure round the hips they grad
the pressure 10 suit their sold wholesale and
retail at Is ;cckHaIrS aul ii
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WHOLE NO. EISa.

DOARDTNC; SCItCoL-IRvTNG INSTITUTE, TASRY-
D lows, =. y.--WILLIAM 7. LYON, \. N. PT!!'ei-
pal-SuI1aler Session will open on the i: OF May
To those who desire 20 fscc sons q Boarding school,
the advantages offered n this Institution are believed 10 be
equal. superior, 20 any II has been u success
iu operation seven years The location delightful and Sa-
lubrOus i convenient of nom tho Ci.y. The ed!-
fee coUmotcg> ard ccliorIblethe play grounds am
pie and disconnected from the village The government i
enicen, but nl,i resembling that OF well regulated
Crst:an fnlysnd day scholars received ~ COIN
,er.ct the salltary influence OF family training.
The system OF instruction il designed not merely TO ad
and perfect the pupil in the branches studied bur 10
dcvelope ard nStruc; the Judgment, TO enlghtcn tile I'M
Outstanding, 20 oIni the habits, antto give moraI ana
useful direction 20 the inclHniiors.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students
opinions OF patrons. Sc VIII be ouut In the pamphlet cts-
lar OF the institute TO he had on application the Book
stores Of Bartlett & Wexford Astcr House. and Rynors
3 BOwerv.
Reference. by PERMISSION, 70 ;lo following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Tryac E.l.
Hon Daniel Webster, L = Senate.
Hon Gllan c. NcrpaRrk.
Capt. Alex. Slidel Mackenzie L. :. y.
Naihanc! i. Holmes. Esq. Tarrylowli.
FRAMES tsl, E>l Rev. Nathan Ba;ss, ID. VIM {.
Bryant ESQ Geor-c I. Tumble. J. Il. Van Rensselaer,, NJ
d. Harper ! Brothers. Now-Nork CITY.
Also 70 the following who or have been patrons:
Rev II W Hunt. Zebebee Cook, IT. Benj L sior,
Rey /. i Vincent. VI Van Beuren. Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos iUrvh, jas VI leyt, Thco Reese,
Rev Dcwf-, J. Mou, ! W Knevcl>,
Rev Sevei. DU~,uterry. / pcnison,
Rev \ Sel.cca, l. I. Kip Geo Clneh,
Rev pr West, harmony, II W capp,
nr Jos scrilncr, VIM C Gos.>, Ecui d Brush,
Rev y BAbcnck, " Van Nou!lis, Campbell,
4 + Livingston, Leonard Kirby, " : DUult,T,
Elisha Morrcil. Jacob Leroy, Howe,
Peter Pilckncy, Gen q Ii striker, IL l@ynor
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac NdFiAilce,
! Chcs. ernlal, l. F wheclwr,h., Thos pa;tsoA,
Morris Robinson, " Van antwerp. VI Eels. 40 3rl
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F0R TtlE. PLIES.

FOR THE PILES.
T1OR TIE PILES Are :0u afflicted with PILES:
/ Trv, then. without delay, Doctor tpliams Veg
caLc Electuary, The be. remedy ever offered TO public
notice This really excellent medicine Is the result OF a
thorough medical ed, cation ans complete knowledge Of
Inc disease for which II i recommended. The most til
unnplla;,, success attends ii, administration.
Read the iu., cs.'- remarkable cases:
,laiy rc,ida: il Norfolk street, seriously afflicted
with Pi!es 81 great 'sas her suffering that 10 c ei own
yure,si, Lie wa. burdens weeks .!ic H.. Gsen
attended b one OF nJSt ena4t physicians without
thu least benefit Satisfied mat j! was al aIavi.d e.7e
oT pics prescribed tie Elccsy; Two boxes we're iced
SIX months 4it.r, the lay called Oh me 10 prescribe
for another complaint, and then Informed me tiiai sic vas
perfectly cured OF the PILES 10y tie Fo boxes, and ld e
percnccl 10 return since
Mrs Gresiine IN Greene sire Ct eii ~; NC LAST Spe'
saving. that she ad been affected " Piles Tor two ye2Is
accoppanied by ra the side, papit-i!1n OK lie Ae'
sens OF ;rachiness The chest, and oppression,
M was unable TO lie down wiiiou; cevaiins tie head ard
;cst considerably; resting horizontally pFodnce sense
nj ,,IiYocttion followed b. cough l us.E one box OF
The Tlecit.ry the pain in the SIDE pa tit!ii AID qfe-
$40, c.a Size could lie down without Inconvenience and
, ri;s ,,r partially removed, and second box mads
,,,rl;e cure 10 the great eradication OF the IatIe
sou in this City by tins RP'7t n ol regularly edu-
- I,r,;sn con;iut. 10 oiic. fT:cce Tor the -ea;-
-. -, Ctrpoxr,, DISEASES, No. l96 BoweTy. Medical
i u, rotation 70 the above, or any other complaint,
-, pr. NJ The Eltt;gdrg0ue Dollar. r. KeAtl.sdr
,I1, III. FT,agyy is an ISTEzSAL EENkDY ard not an
- ,a,,;--.i,a and sold ONLY !; 1856 Bous.y, four
ZOOS 1870 jZ2 3ED&W-
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PREMIUM STORE.

6toUTHoUY y ,;EVERS, 81 Broadway. respectfully
" invite tie pbc call at their and examine the
GENTLE, tthNTEL SOLAR BRACKET and READ
NC LAMrS, CiNDELABRAS, GIRANDoLES, BRAC-
hET BRANCHES and C.iNDLESTICfS, IL every yari-
city OF patterns
CABIN SOLAR LANES new and superb article, pe-
cuafiy desirable ior packets aud steamboats,.
In evidence Of the superiority Of this portion Of their
stock any other OF Is class offered the public in hs
City, they with honest pride refer TO no less than SIX
GOLD and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last years for the greatest
variety AID beauty Of patterns aid the unryaled finish Of
their worG.
Every article sold by c. l. y. Is warranted TO be what
the represent, and these who wish 70 obtain hrst class
goods, 1t price ofe paid for such Of very fe-
rior quality, requested favor them with call befor-
purchasing elsewhere
~ a liberal discount to Churches ard Hotels. CT "
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2sREPAsATOHY (BOAEDiNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Z TOWN, conn. II. II. CHASE, =. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855. Sessions commence May 10Th and
Oct 18th. continuing i've months, at $50 per session
Thorough preparation for college business and eSo-
ii attentions are secured pupils fully as in the most
expensive schools Lads fgom Ncw-iorL are placed IN
care OF careful person, going and returning Circulars
N A. arkei-,.rcct and Il iirOl 'way d25Nc
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