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The New York herald., 1845-01-14

EccLEsrAsrrcAL ARRIvAL.-We understand that
the celebrated Father Ryder, who occupies the
principal position in the Catholic College OF
Georgetown, District Of Columbia, arrived in
town last night, and will sail from this city for
Havre on the 18th instant, on his way to the Holy
See, on business of great importance connected
with Catholicity in the United States Of America.
NJ. Ryder is very distinguished member of the
Catholic priesthood, and the seminary over which
ne presdes is one OF the best colleges in the coun-
Try visit to that institution is amply repaid by
the pleasure and delight experienced in inspecting
not on!y the intellectual machinery for the i'm
provemcnt of the students, but also ell the arrange
ments for their physical comfort and accommoda
ton. The gardens-the grounds--the ut.houses
the building itself, all admirably arranged.
We understand that Mr.. Ryder will remain AT
the episcopal residence Of Bishop Hughes in this
clty, until he sails; and may probably preach in
. Jne OF the Catholic churches before his depar-
lafs.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

"NATIvE" BuLL.-If the sage "reformers "
Of the Corporation resolved 10 extirpafe Irish
men and women, they are equally determined to
keep alive Irish bulls e. 6. the following admra-
bly, lucid announcement Of their last ingenious
plan of preventing the ingress Of foreign criminals,
offered In report read before the Common Coun-
Gil last evening. "The way to keep them from
coming here is to send them back Immediately on
their arrival" Tolerably good for "rativc . ef-
fort
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

VISIT OF Gen. LAMAR AND OTHER DISTINGUISHED
STRANGERS TO THE ARSENAL, YEsTERDAY--The
ilusriOus strangers from Texas at present sojourn
ing in this city, visited the Arsenal yesterday by
invitation from Major-G Gen. Storms. About one
O'Clock the party arrived, consisting of General
Lamar, ex President Of Texas; Commodore Moore,
of the Texian Navy; Alderman Purdy, and w. s
Pierson, Esq, Vice-Consul Of Texas. They were
received by Major-General Storms, COL Ferris,
S2d Regiment; Major Fisher, aid Of Gen. Storms ;
COL Stephens, ]. s. Brownell, Esq.,, Register;
Major Braisted, Captains Hibbard and Crowley,
Lieuts. Sweeney and Fremont. and number OF
other officers and influential citizens. They went
through all the different galleries and rooms Of the
establishment, examining everything with the
greatest minuteness, Major. General Storms point
ing out the various articles Of particular interest.
as they proceeded. In the trophy-room they re.
manned some time, examining such articles therein
with marked interest. More than one expression
of surprise was made by parties present, at the
very humble character Of the building in which 80
much valuable and interesting property was depo
slted; but they were subsequently informed by
Major-General Storms, who showed plan
OF new arsenal which was about tc
In front OF the office in the yard below, Col Ste
phens went through the whole of the sword exer.
else as adopted by him for horse infantry and artil
lery service, which appeared give great satisiac-
tion to the illustrious strangers, who expressed
themselves in very audable terms Of their admira.
ton Of it. They then proceeded to the residence
of Major General Storms, where refreshments
were provided. The Major General proposed as
the first toast, "The happy and speedy consumma.
ton OF the proposed alliance between Miss Texas
and Brother Jonathan" which was drank amid
considerable laughter. Alderman Purdy proposed
" The illustrious strangers who have honored US
with their presence, may they be ever welcome
thrice welcome-to our hearts and our homes';''
drank with appreciation. Gen. Lamar briefly
acknowledged the compliment. series of mu
tua! interchanges of friendly feeling took place be.
tween the various parties present. while the hosp-
tality OF Major General Storms was INDUCED in;
when the noble visitors withdrew, accompanied b,
their worthy host and several other officers asse m
bled on the occasion
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

ELECTION IN vEaMoNr lion. Paul Dill
lingham has been reelected, il is said, to Congress
from the 4th District
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

Ladies', don't be without tho Balm Of q
umba There is moth ng that will render your hair bsar
fully thick dark and curly keeping il free FRI
'ndruh and from turning gray Sold genuine only at Coo
| landt xueet.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

Ancient Folio Missals-There are now Tor
:S f. 81 & Sssawh st n e be ;sen & from j O'clock ill
The thee volumes in folio Of the exquisite veum
hcg are ssfh 80 inches long q inches wide .hu
pages set to music according the practice Of the ancn
a
tea many pages forming e.auisite pictures elegantly ust
every rage graceful arpopriae device in br
liant roors and richly emb. with the precious meta
In addition the daily choral chaunts and the service
Cathedral music in all is plender there appears to be ssi
saints days Of aneent caendsr ''' ''' '"s p''n'0
he whoI, this elaborate work executed by hand
the labor Of many and various artists for many yeas.
. nrnns gen%ne S the arr before
clear ss. uniformly and r.gusny that the mprov
really objects Of antiquarian WONDER such .s msy
rupscsed now printing has become 50 common could not
Of ny any ,s Ssi 81 a r. % in existence for
They belonged to the Church OF St. Cahane ia Paris; al
sevaton the color. being a. vivid Brilliant and ss Beau
t ~ a. tnSush recsny completed Simply as work Of
velumthe highest maniI ulaton the a Of coorinS-i
pure well ns state Of the ducrity Of the preco
hem with the veum the state anc snt binding and OH
tn varicus arcapas Of The ait Of making books.
e1caimins. Wondrous indeed Is hs virtas Of book"
Splitting Of Blood is a very serious sym,
follow; eod whs,s the lung: Sass
d.d . wei :. p. K .. Folssr. hosaonsa or All sssi
mote s,rectoaion aud give the pss 10 the ch
healthy action ss aa'sly saa Ss@Giss .y.sm
has now been ~ nse many years and has stood the Of
perience never having failed single where emed
could be Of any avail Wehave witnessed cts and b
-s svs been &c BY
where ptoms like the above mentioned occnr
one door above Ann.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

COMMON CoUrcrL.-The Board Of Assistants will
meet this evening.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14

PROJECT TO PUT DOWN ILLEGAL CURRKNcY.-We
understand that society has been formed in this
city for the suppression Of illegal currency, by
bringing suits against all persons guilty of circula
ting notes prohibited by the statutes of this State
One Of the first subjects will probably be Moses Y
Beach, the agent Of the Plainfield Bank. We be-.
lieve the evidence against him is abundant. II is
likely that suit will be at once brought against
him, 30 as to drive all illegal notes out Of circula-
tion in this city. We say, go ahead.
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
Cir.ult Court
Ttcfora f,rd0o Eavf

JAN 10 - Kenfish ps. Latkam.-This case already no
ticei, stands adjourned over to this forenoon.
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such is the story Of Mrs. Butler, sustained bv
the evidence of her husband. Now, what is the
hrst thought Of any man on hearing i,7 Why, tina,
when they arrived at the next stopping place. Mr.
Butler should have proceeded TO the nearest store.
and asked IT they sold such articles Of merchan.
die az "cow-hides" and il they did, that he should
have purchased one for three or four shilinss-or
perhaps Bishops back would have REQUIRED one
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mind keenly awake to the natural charms of a
World so clothed with beauty for rebellious man,
She had just ceased speaking, when to her evi
dent surprise, her elderly companion passed his
arm around her waist, and drew her gently to-
wards him. The act was simple enough in itsel If,
and might have been regarded as a fathers affec
tionate embraces Of lovely daughter, had it no,
beenfor the sudden start, and flashing of the eve
of her who had received the caress. The
arm was instantly Withdrawn, but the next mo-
ment, the hand Of the gentleman was raised, and
somewhat, rudely pressed against the bosom
OF the lady, only to be instantly dashed
away, whilst still more indignant flashing OF the
eye, announced that the action was regarded
a. gross insut-a wanton PROCLAMATION of that
sacred abode OF peace and purity For
few minutes the gentleman seemed abashed.
but shortly afterwards, and as the carriage was
slowly ascending an eminence, he again turned
towards his fair companion, and actually srasped
one OF her lovely Limbs, now trembling with the
agitation which the previous actions had produced
Instantly the lady sprang from her seat, and threw
herself into the arms Of the young man on the
trent seat and there sobbingly buried her head in
his bosom.
The carriage drove slowly on, and in a short
time it was lost TO view in the shades Of the nob,
which seemed to fall suddenly like dark curtain
on all the actors in this mysterious scene
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GOMMISSIONER,S SALE--pnr-no

decree pronounced by the Wurshipful Court
G a Norfolk County, on the 22nd day of November,
Ann Butt is Plaintiff and Josiah Samuel and Eli
Eaoctn V. r. Butt are Defendants, will be sold be.
lore inc Court House door in the town of Ports
mouth on MONDAY, the 18th dav Of January
next, Chat being Court Day,) a TRACT of LAND
situate IN the Parish of ST. Brides in the neighbor
hood ci Horn Quarter or Good Hope Meeting House
containing about Forty Acres, more ur less AI.o
,TTcgro Man Peter, about forty-fye years of are.
Terms Cash. JAMES q 'tI0DCES
Dec % 2awtns Con,niNi,'
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DR. swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP
~ OF WILD CHERRY

ID or " WI Il G ch ffs RSTo"PooND SYRUP
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis liver Cnm.
plant, Splitting Blood, difficulty of lsrca hing
Pain in the Side aud Breast, Palpita ton of the
Heart, Influenza, GROUP, Broken Consttu-
ton, Sore Throat, Nervous Debility and
all Diseases OF the Throat, Breast and
Lungs the most cffectual and -edy
cure ever known for any of the
above diseases i
THE GENUINE PREPARATION
DIR. SWAfNk's COMPOUND SYRUP OF ,
WILD CHERRY.
Consumptivcs, those whose lung, arc affected
slightiv, shnui take this Syrup without delay, hv
which they may prevent the fixing of that dire Dis
case fully and firmly. How important then, to
avoid it. Never live "A day with n couch when This
Syrup can be had, and you are nearly certain
with proper care, to Svoid destruction by Consunp-
ton
DIR. SwAYNE's COMPOUND syRIrp OF
WILD CHERRY was The first prcpa, zion from
that valuable tree which was ever introduced to the
public, and ample proof is afforded of its success
by the country being Hooded with " Basans."
g Candies" asd" Mixture,'' of wild Cherry, nat
ono oil which is prepared by regular phi stefan.
although they have assumed tn" names of rrspcc,a-
bic physicians give currency to their d Nns
trunis F" And there is q Impostor'' who has
come out within few DAYS. with Compound Syr
up oil I'D Cherry, ciinging still closer tho orri.
nal name, that persons might he deccivcd if they
did not bear in mind the name of DIR SWAYNF
Therefore the public should be on their guard and
not have worthless mixture palmcd upon them
for the original and genuine preparation which u
only prepared by DR.. SWAYNE, y. w. Corner of
Elehih aud Race streets. Phi.adClphia
% The public are requested to remember that il
" DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
that has aud is repeatedly performing such mirac-
uous cures of diseases which have hn al the skill
of the Profession. and set defiance IN, whole car.
aioguc of Patent Medicines. which arc daily puITcd
through the organs of the press Therefore ask for
DR., Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
and purchase none other.
CHARLES II. HElNlTSiI, gent for portsmouth,
Va, King Toy, and ID. d. Murocn. Norloii, nnJ
PCyton Johnston, Richmond, Va Dec %
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PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE


g., The Subscriber grateful To- the
81 patronage heretofore 81 literally cx-
-k <A-stcndcd To hiin, would in this public
manner return his thanks for the
S~Ss same and inform them that he has
made some valuable improvement in the manu-
iactnrc of BOOTS & SHOES. His Stock of LEATH.
Err Of all kinds. cauuot bc surpassed in this or any
other market for durability and beauty OF finish
while his Workmen are equal TO, il not superior to
the best lie trusts that oics tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots Shoes
would find immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The most prompt attention given, rs usual to ali
ordcls, aud II" disappointment. Rccolcct that the,
money len in his Establishment, is expended in the
iown' and goes To the support of our o:vn me,
chanics, and tradcsmcn. F. HOFFMAN
Buffers New building, Crawford STREET
~ u. a few BOARDERS will he taken by the
Subscriber, by the year, month or week on mode
rate terms. Dec 3
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DOR SALE.-.A small FARM within tonr
Il miles of Portsmouth. on the road lCadinU T.,
to the Z cat Bridge. will sell low and rive a
credit of six twelve months as the ncrs,n nav
wish, or | will exchange for Property in the tow,
VI portsmouth, or Norfolk. S. JAMES,
zee ~ West side the Market
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| AN ES VI. III al Ill, Manufacturer Of Russia
~ and American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc
&c &c, respectfully iuf,rus his friends and the
dnbc generally, that nc is prepared to xe-
Cutc all orders i'm any of the above branches ith
ncaincss and despatch. Ic has lust received =
supply OF Roofing Fin. and Russia and American
She"t Iron Persons who may want Roofs or Gut
tcrs laid, Stove Piprs, &c. will please give bin
cali, "a he IL satisfied that he and will dc
any work IN his line If business cheap as can be
done either in this place in Norfolk.
lie has on hand an assortment Of Parlor Cham.
bcr, and Office st YES ParlJr and Chambcr Crate.
with all the fixtures complete, which nc will ,iznoss
OF very low. a o general assortment Of HID
ware, consulting in part Of the following articles
viz: '
Polished steel and Brass Head Sb,vei and -ro,,, .
y1mb Hooks and Ciudcr Shovcls,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks. a varictv,
orlstors, shears, Pen and Pocket knives
Tea Trays and Walters,
Candtcsticks, Shutters and Trays
sad Irons, WafIl Irons, Hair and Wire sniv.,
Brlttonia and Japancd Spittoons
Briuauia Tea and Table Spoons,
Soup Ladies, &c, &c.
Together with general sssortrorpt ~ r. IL.
Ware, such a. Ovens, Spiders Pots Kettle g.
a yrcst variety Of Tia Ware, &C., ali Of which vii
b. sold for Cash. '' ''i
Those IN want Of OF the above article. ,rill
please cal at his Establishments West eito Cr,,-
ford street. opposite tho Market Hopse
ASSIME8IS We have lust received
- itc-h supply Of y ack Doc skin C'aesin,crc,
"h'ch ~c warrant tu be- good, and offer ycrv cLc,,
as loncy C'ss'meros Of svcry style, quality
Doc u mo. COOKE 3 co.
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PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
MONDAY December 20.
ARRIyED

MONDAY December 20.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Alice, Skinner, FIN Richmond.
Barque Bachelor. Horton, fun Richmond, bound
to New Orleans-to finish loading TO Dickson &
Mallory.
Brig Genius, Dewolfe. fun C,pc Havtien. on the
9th Dec, with cargo of rum, sa mon and dive
woods, bnd to Philadelphia, in distress to the mas
Brig Good Hope, Rogers, FIN N. Kingston, Or.
] with assorted cargo of mdzc To Ii. Moore
Brig Ottawa, Lennon, I'm New York, to load 60
ycrnment stores for Port Praya.
Brig Chastcna, Higgins, FIN New York, in bal
last t0 r. Dickson.
BIZ brig Peggy. Smith, FIN Moniega Bay, to r.
Souttcr Jr, and Co, aud f. nit to j. Buchanan.
Schr Hope, Iiar ling, FIN Baltimore, with corn
Ind to New Bedford, to Williams. Staples & Will.
Jams.
schr Pearl Cook, I'm Petersburg, with flour to
Smith & Fisher.
Schr Lady Ann, Barston, fun Lynhaven, corn to
Williams. Staples & Williams.
Schr ,rccmachus, Kirwan, from Philadelphia,
with mdze.
Schr Republican, Dunn, from Hampton, corn to
tic master
schr Brazil, Jackson, I'm Suffolk, slaves to Fer
guson s. Milhado.
Soup James Bennett, Holland, from Petersburg
-four to Smith s. Fisher.
COMMERCE.
schr Newoern Packet, Capps, FIN North Carroll
la with flooring plank, to Williams, Staples &
Williams.
soop Henry Clay, Barnham FIN North Carroll
MAJ to X. S. Hutchings & Co.
TUESDAY, December 80.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Balt morc.
Schr Sarah Ellen, Marshall, from Cherrystone
corn TO ]. II. & C.. Rowland.
schr Ben franklin, Rolley, from Chcrrystone
corn - Souter & Bell
Schr Mary Eliza, Williams from Ware River
corn TO Soutter Bell, and ]. o. w. Watliugton
CANAL COMMERCE.
Schr Wesleyan, Crank, i'm North Carolina corn
to Williams, Staples s. Williams
Schr Geo S. Christian. Galley, FIN North Carroll
ma, slaves to w. Stephens.
Schr Josephine. Winn, fun North Carolina, with
flooring plank.
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~ POUND BALSAMIC MIXrURE. a nIoaso,'t
sac, and certain cure for all cases of GONORR
HCEA AND GLEETS "i'
In consequence of the many useless Mixtnrcs
and Pills recommended for these COMPLAINS - -
necessary to publicly announce that this Medicine
Ia the BEST Known for the immediate rcmovcI nC
these troublesome and unpleasant diseases RI
lers mixture cures where Pills, Drops, Fl.ctna-
RES C"paIya and Nitro, and Harlem Oil will bav
no ERECT IL is therefore recommended as the frst
rentdy 10 be tired IN all cases. for when recent One
BoHe gfn@dily produces permanent cure Be care
IN oil couEterielts. The only true Agents are
Chas. Hclnlsh, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, Ro.
pt''sO" =" N''"''h' NoFIolk. Dec 20
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NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING oft The
~ Stockholders of the Portsmouth Savings Fund
Society will be held at thc~ Office on Hiub street
near the Va Bank. on THURSDAY at 10 O'clock
~, the sth January, 1916 A full attendance is
requested GEORGE NJ RAIN
beC zS--ot Cashier
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EA LED PROPOSALS will he received un-
, I'll IL o'clock, NJ January LIST, 1876 Tor Euclo.
sing the LOt which tho New Court House i now
being erected, in the town of Portsmouth, with fine
dressed Richmond Granite, and Wrought Iron one
men rods, with spear points, eight feet Panucs.-
Two Gates, four feet wide. the other ci hit feet
vide Iron Work feet high; Stone one foot
above the ground, according to plan, which will bc
SHOWN, amt all Information given by the under.
syncd-who reserves to himself the RIGHT to reject
all The Proposals; but if accepted the lowest bid
der will be entitled to the work Separate Promo.
sails Will be entertained for the whole or Tor IL on
and Stone Work separate. Proposals TO be LEFT nj
the Clerks Office, where they will be opened in
pretcncc OF the bidders, who may attend on the
DAY ana lur above. JNO. b. LEVY,
Dec I9-3iawtd Suncr;ut,ndcnt
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
H sums TO suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
DEC I'll Lottery and Exc U. Office.
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" FAD AND REMENBER.-AlI persons
Ia indebted to the Subscriber requested 60 cal
ana settle their accounts eituer by payment or
notes by the lst of January, 1916 OF they will be
placed IN the hands of Collectors.
Dec 10 STEPHEN y,Nyrc
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NEW YORK
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
NEXT TO THE NEW FARMERS BANK
Main street, Norfolk Pa.
SIGN OF THE BIG CHEkERED ROOT
DECEMBER BULLETIN.

SIGN OF TIE Rig CHEKERED BOOT.
DECEMBE BULLETIN.
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AND CAPS
TUST opened at the New York Cheap Boot and
~ shoe Store, large and cxtcusivc assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES, cheaper Than have ever been
sold In Virginia and to which we invite the attcn
zion OF the Citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
the surrounding country We arc now orcninr
30 Cases, comprising the largest best and chcnnrst
assortment OF BpCtS, Shoes, Hats, Cans &c thot
nave ever been opened in Norfolk and we hone Won
VIII cal Before purchasing elsewhere for we can
save you from 20 to 80 cents every dollar YOU
buy o; Us. by having IN Agent in New York VIC
are enabled by taking advantage IF the ash saIrs
oil Goods which arc almost daily sold by persons
being unlor innate III business and by the order f
the sheriff TO grt such bargains have neYcr be-
fore been in this city. So please call before Won
buy and look at our STOCK. Look at this VIC are
now opening.
10 cases Mems thick Boots at 81 81,
~ do do extra thick Boots. at l75
70 DO DO superior extra Boots, at 800
10 do long legged bellows leather
water Boots $50
Is do Brogans. at ~
20 do heavy Brogans, at 81
so do extra heovySdo S7!toI.C0
Is cases womcns' Grain sGocs, a. 5o,56l
i i DO Do do ; o's at At 04' 81
20 do do fine BD"tccs, at GSs
80 DO Buskns, Tirs, slippers and Caters.
10 do fine Cloth Gaiters ut o5
Also, HATS AND CAPS.
10 cases Mems Wool Hats at 1880,
s do Fashionable silk ami Beaver Hats, 800
10 10 extra fine Silk and Beaver Hats, $50
10 do Glazed, Cloth and Fur Caps,
90 Glazed Caps, at 25a375
w iu' |"Ps;" 100
2 2 50 hour Brass Clocks, Mahogany Frame. 800
iO0 81 hour Rosewood and Mahogany Frame. $50
100 day Brass Clocks, very cheap
New York cheap Bout an Shoe store Rcu,c,,
Der the Sign of the Big Chcckc cred Boot
zee ~ J. H. GREGORY.
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DOCT. HEFFICI!,s CEI.E-
- DRAFTED MIXTURE.-Tbc mos, SAT,

/ kUCI. E3TUSCHEFFICU'S CELE-
- DRAFTED MIXTU RE.-Thc most safe
an" speedy remedy ever discovered for the cure of
the Secret Diseases ~ W
In Europe this medicine has long enjoyed the
plants, subject to man. and in this countrv mo- i
s,4hcc OF ne failure has ever bccu known wherever
~ mas been introduced provided the patient let.
ly adhere to the directions pivcn
II possesses however what NAV he iusrv c,IIod
sPc'lhc power in most constitutions especial,
Whcii administered in the early and acute firm Of
th' d'sehsc II i1odcratcs the inf unatorv sy,rp.
toms IN shortcr tnc, and with more ccrtaintv
mon inc majority OF the nauscatiug nostruns now
offered to the public. ~
preparation, therefore like the present ono and
possessing such medical properties must when H.
Nr'hcs arc found out prove the great dosidcratutn
sough Tor, aud from the general success ATTENDING
ITS use, must command n large and extensive c;r
cuI'tl"n. Prepared and sold onv by
DEC ~ HENRY BUFF, High street
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WILLIAM s. BOGART,S

Classical, Mathematical and English School
PORTSMOUTH. VA
Too SESSIONS Of foenfyfoT Heeks EACH in The near.
Classical, Math. English Studies $25 per Scss'n
MAIL an q English studies alone S lS per Session
The Subscriber, thank fu or past paironar e an.
nounces that the exercises of his School will be re-
sumrd on MONDAY. the 9Th January next He
would be glad to receive any pupils, whether in
the elementary or advanced stages of Education
whom their parents may fec disposed to commit TO
ms Instruction Every exertion will be made as
heretofore, TO secure satisfactory Improvement
WILLIAM S. BOGART
Portsmouth, Dec 90, 1S45
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FOR RENT,

FOK KENT,
a And possession given on January Let 1916,
s&o=f Two large and comfortable Dwelling Hous-
AlIcs ON DinwiHdic street, ut present occupied
hy MIR Jno. Haynes and Jno. p. Kilby, and scvc
al Stores and Dwelling Houses on Hi oh street as
welt as number of Houses suitable for sma! fam
ilics in Portsmouth, GOsport and New town
Also the large Wharf and Warehouse next the
Ferry.
Apply to the subscriber in Norfolk, mr. Juo. K
Cooke, Portsmouth A. T. NJ. COOKE.
oct cod