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NJ. w. Mt Holly, Now Jersey, Nov. 1, 1915.

MIR. Seth w. Fowle, ne
. Dear Sir having used DR.. WISTAR,S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, with great benefit to
myself, cheerfully comply with your request to
took cold, and it settled my lungs I was trou
Died for several weeks with a very bad cough.
ing symptoms attending confirmed Consumnt;on
1 despaired of recovery. After irving varions
remedies In vain, obtained bottle OF your Bal.
sam {; took three bottles, and to my astSnishmcnt
was entirely cured. attribute my restoration To
Meath to that medicine alone. All who arc sick or
amlcted with Pulmonary affections would re-
commend them to try DR. WISTAR'S BAISAM
Immediately. THOMAS r KEEIEp
?, re careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR,S
nAloAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
''."ss signed by /. BUTTS. Address all orders TO
III w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass
For particulars see Dr. Wisar's treatise on
con 'iinption, to be had of the a gent
. agonts-Porsmouth, G.. III HEINIrSH Aoent.
Norfolk; NJ. A: SANTOS, and also by Druggists
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5 $500, TO Washington and Alexandria $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED 70 A. NJ
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in connection with the Richmond
ana Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wright's wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. Nj. for the above cities and towns. Passrn
gers eakast on board the Augusta and arrive mt
Port Walthal at halt past II NJ where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past | p. M, and
at Richmond about p. NJ e, about two hours in adj
vance OF the old James River Line and in a Roat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations, and the atten-
ton oil her officers to the comfort of her pa ssenoe,
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
tie sburg every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
at hall past A. M, breakfast board the Angus.
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p NJ
1t will be pert eived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting richmond or Petersburg business the
opportunity OF transactng il and returning by the
boat of next morning, to be absent from their
homes single night only.
The augusta will stop at the usual landings on
James RIVER to take in and put out way travel and
at any other points the river where a signal is
made. -
The public may rest assured that ii is the deter
mlnatlon OF the Proprietors to keep up this Line
permanently; an! to accommodate travellers be.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg. and theCitics of the District of Colum
bla, In the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further information. tickets or freight aonIv
TO- w. II GARNETT & co.
N b. The central position of the r. & p r. r..
Depot in Richmond, and its Contiguity to the nrin
cipal Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
Lynchburs, adj DIS the economy as we'll as tic
cOnvenienccs of this Line Oct 3
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=, a psions of a Deed of Trust executed to me- bv
Sharies Russell and Jane c., his wife on the 5h Of
sept. 1874, recorded in the Office of Norfolk Coun
y Court and at the request of George Chambers.
the beneficiary in said deed, shall sell to the high
est oldder' for cash. on TUESDAY the 10Th Dec j.
Io4o; at the corner of c. Y. Diggs's Store, on High
and Crawford streets, in Portsmouth at ID o,cloct
AZ, a certain Tract or Parcel of Land, with its an
performances, near Scotps Creek, and within half a
mile OF Portsmouth; which land is described n a
bounded by the lands of John G. Hatton. Jobn
wilson and others, and according to the decd of
James Scott and wife to George NJ. Balm referred
acres, one rood and sixteen poles. This Piece of
Land is highly improved, we'll enclosed and Offers
great Inducements as Garden Farm. The title
Is dououe5s clear, bet trustee shall only conve
with special warranty ' eS
Dec Is l. & STuRpS rr.
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For the New Era.
Observation-Disclosures, sc.
New YoRK. Dec n 5pM

NEW YORK, Dec. / D P MI
Cotton commands fair prices and is scarce.
Flour as stated some weeks since has ,it,;,
ed It's maximum, and with the extensive narke,
opened for il in Europe, by the liberal policy
which prevails, will not think vary much. and
this stability will be found more salulary than ex
orbilant vacllating prices Genesee brands com.
mand $500 as5.l2s-Richmond and Georgetown
S5 I2a 1925
Wheat readily commands 81 O3 sIOS for
mixed lots-Corn. for shipment, is wanted. and
readily brings 65 cents weight.
A lot of Spirits Turpenline sold for az cents
cash.
Pork. Mess. is firm at 80 81 $3.50. Prime
S715 81 S73-Beef, new. from the country is
held at Sc SO. per bbl.
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Dec 1876
FOR RENT

q That comfortable and pleasantly situated
H5aEI FAMILY RESIDENCE in the neiehborhood
49, OF Capt. s. Watts, and Immediately at the
w est END OF the Plank Bridge, leading from tho
O'd methodist Church. II has Rooms and a lar orc
Gartet, a good Kitchen and all other conveniences
required. Pump of the best water in town with
in few feet. 'A "i'''-
And for sale first rate Stove and Pine s,;,,h,.
Tor Dry Goods Store School Room-it will he
sold very low Apply to JNO. TAIRoT
"A so good Feather Beds Dec IL a,s
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Herald and Beacon copv stT


E'URNlTURE SALE-By virtue OF Deed
IL of Trust from John b. Lew. dated 1a Hee 20
August, 1916, to secure certain debts therein men
toned shall sell for cash on SATURDAY the 26th
ns5, as Inc residence of said Levy, on the corner
OF Court and County streets all the household nd
kItchen EURNiTURE belonging to said Levy, and
on MONDAY the 2sh inst, before the Court House
the Lot OF Land on Middle street between The Iots
OF VIM Benthall and Robert H. Taten
Zee l2-5t GEORGE NJ. Balm Trustee
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A. F. CUNNINGHAM, Esq.

Slr-Afier returning home on Saturday night
from The meeting at the Town Hall. read the
following lines in the Philadelphia u. S. Gazette,
and have copied them; if you think they are ap.
proPriate to the times, publish them.
Yours Sc q
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GEO. w. GRICE.
THE CASH SYSTEM--The S,h.c-;L,

THE CASH SYSTEM.-The Subscriber in.
Il tending TO adopt the cash system will in fu
tu'e sell with very few exceptions) for cash alone
IN all cases at very small advance above cost: he
Is convinced from long experience in business,
mat both seller and purchaser will be very maer,
ally benefited by the change.
re wv Keep constantly on hand general and
We'll seiected assortment of choice FAMILY GRO
ChhlES OF every description, (Liquors excepted
ana would invite the attention of those wishing 10
purchase to give him cali before making their Sc
He would take this method of RETURNING his
grateful acknowledgements to his customers eboth
In town and country, for the very LIBERAL enc our
agement which he has received from them for the
last ten years, and respectfully request a cont;n
uation of their patronage. He also would remind
those indebted to him of long standing, that call
from them with the ready is particularly desira
accounts must be closed up.
d. p. DAUGHTREY,
Dec lo-5t West side the Market
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Dec -,

M OR CHEAP GOODS. Just received
w Shoves and longs 10 cents per pair; DO at
$l.25; do at s. so
Walters of beautiful Patterns
Spoons at all prices-Coffce Mills do
Frying Puns--Dog Irons
Brass Candlcsticks at so cents pair
Carpet Tacks-Patent Spring Balances
Knives and Forks, at IS cents per sett
Tea Kettles at 625 cents-Spittoons at 81 and 81 !
per pair -
- ana Tor Christmas, Mince Pie Plates, and other
Goods too numerous to mention.
Also stoves OF all kinds and prices. Call and
LOOK at them. DANIEL S. CHERRY
Dec IL Under the Old Dominion Office
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SCMpRiES LANDING ANDIN STORE,
- Whole, half and ar boxes Raisins, Buckwbcat
IN ~, bags and bbls, Loaf, Crushed aud n o. Sugars,
R R,o ana Lagoyra Kaughphey, Prime Orange &c.
". and Black Teas, Soap, Starch Brcoms,
buckets, Pepper, Lard Powder aud Shot Pipes
pest Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Ginger, Cotton
Iar.s, &c &c. Also, general assortment of
Liz UoRS, for sale, wholesale and retail on acc om
modating terms by
Dec 1876 GEO w CRICEs
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TO THE PUBLIC.-Thc subscriber takes
TINS method of informing his friends and the
ton OF the COUNT y for the South during the com
ing year. he will therefore, on and after the lit of
January 1877 close his Books and do an, entire Cash
Business. He intends (notwithstanding) keeping
up his assortment until his departure and pledges
himself to all those who may favor him with their
custom to sell PURE, WELL SELECTED AND
CHEAP GROCERIES. He is determined to sell
as low as can be purchased in this or the adionng
City los A RJI tSSSI "
Dec I2-ts
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NOTiCE.-All persons indebted to the Estate
~ OF Robert Bell, deceased; arc requested To
make immediate payment to WIN Reid
p: $3.50, Executor.
, Bargains may be had at the former Stand of r.
Bell deceased, it being necessary to close the bu
S'n ~ VI 'he Estate. VIM. REID.
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MUFFS, BOAS, AND FURS.-Mv s,oci,
o,A OF the above articles is very arge-I feel cor
hdent IN saying my stock of Muffs cannot be snr
al sizes and colours. am determined 'to scu ,hn
at SUCH prices, that all who may wish to furnish
themselves with that useful article a NIUFF will
now have an opportunity to do So
Nc W1LLIAL REID,
NOV 70 I'm Hat and Cap Manuf,cturor
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ENRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a Deed ,
by Isaiah b. Nichols, to the undersigned as TINS,
tees, for purposes therein mentioned which Deed
IS duly recorded. Will be Sold before the Co,,ri
House door, in the Town of Portsmouth, on MON
pay next, the list instant, (by consent of all par
tles,) all that certain Piece or Parcel of Land.
(wlth new two story wooden Dwelling &C
thereon,) near the Town of Portsmouth nd bound ,
ed as follows BEGINNING the road ninety feet
west from the West side of Vincent Walkers lot
and runulng from the road North two bunC red and
seventy-six feet three inches to within one hun
dred and thirteen feet of the South side of Crab st
thence West and parallel with Crab street thifty.
nine icet three inches. thence South two hundred
and eighty nine feet five inches, to the road thence
Eastery on the road thirty nine feet three inches
to the beginning.
IhIs Lot being situate without the boundaries of
the Town il is not subject to Town Taxes. Terms
cash DAVID GRIFFITH
ARTHUR EMMERSON. Trustees.
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YANKEE DOODLE.

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ing patiently the result of their efforts to es
A HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS
Partaking Of the spirit of this country and idcnti
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ana progress of the American people have the
pressure OF announcing that their success has fins
2r neen unparalleled in the history of Iiterat,,re
havlog carefully laid and ccmented the foundation
Oi our nerprise we feel now warran tod in CO..,
on to erect durable supcrsiructure Altboug5
.Splhg no hobby, nor protesting to be the exponent
broadly and strictly +" national >" and has no mean
er amoition than 10 embody and reproduce In Der
nanent forms aud free spirit, the exuberant life
snat creative energy and refining enthusiasm which
so eminently characterize us and disiino uisb The
New World from the Old
" IN the Editorial and Artistical Departments of
1ANKEE DOODLE, The Publishers have engaged the
most eminent and diversified talent that could be
Rooutteo. dhey make no parade of names, but
'eave MIN tfANREE DooDLE) 10 speak for himself
The object of this Circular is TO introduce YAM
ZEE DOODLE to the great BODY of tho American
reopc who reside out of the large Cities and unon
nWSc Gcclsion must, at last, rest the fate of any
rational enterprise We invite attention tbeTc
ore, to the following terms upon which VIC nron,,sc
70 extend the circulation of our paper
ANY person renting us $22 by mail or other
Use shall receive Ten Copies of YANKEB DoopIr
ipr one yeaf-directed to such address as he ma
For s. 10 we will send Five Copies for ono wear
For So we will send Two Copies
single subscriptions 81 per anpum.
w All orders must be acCOmpan MED By the cash
Address, post paid,)
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No. Spruce street, Mo York
q IANKEE DooDLE is published in New York every
saturday morning, and will be mailed 10 country
subscribers in time to arrive at it's period Of des
nation simultaneously with its issue in the Civ.
Dec IS ny
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HlsSiHIhInAANDD SILK AND wooLLEN

IGHHAND SILK AND WOOLLEN
= pLAlDS The subscriber have just received
cartoon Scotch raw silk Plaids w
l do do Woolen do
5pieces extra rs and Al Ottomans of tho s,l
lowing colours: Crimson and Black Blue and Cold
Brown and Gold, and Brown and Cherrv
Also, 200 pieces Prints, new and handsome stvIes.
Heavy kerseys, Tweeds, Mallory Jeans, Blantet.
penitentiary Plaids and Stripes, for servants. en-
tirciy new patterns, which, with many articles
not necessary to enumerate. make his stock AGAIN
complete Prices will be made low
~ n'-l cartoon super day Turkcri Shawls
w. p. STEWART
Dec l5-3t No. Main street NoriaIl,
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MISCELLANEO
MISCELLANEOUS.
c.. HALL&CO
CHICKERING'S
PIANO FORTES.

I'VE extraordinary improvements that have of
Il late years taken place in the construction of
Piano Fortes, aided by the increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music
among polite classes, have caused this favorite
instrument to become Indispensable necessary i'm
all respectable families. In the PIANO FORBES
which CiICKERING has the honor OF submit, in a.
to the Public, we trust combined the various
qualities of power. brlliancy, sweetness and uni
iorinity OF tone requisite to make perfect in
strument. We are enabled to warrant every In.
stru nent PERFECTLY SOUND, well seasoned
and OF the very best materials and superior work
manship thus uniting superiority of quality With
durability and excellence.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY attended to
with the greatest punctuaiity, and c. III. & Co beg
to assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at a dis,
lance, that whenever they favored by orders
per letter. it is less their practice than Their i'm.
tefest to send such an instrument shall bear the
rctcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FoRTES are extremely handsome
ana convenient instruments, possessing a full, rich
and brilliant tone.
GJ-Recollect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED pr
aNO FCRTES, to be had of HALL g. Co., Nor
Tx, Va, better instruments and lower price than
any other in America
They will be sold al manufacturers prices and
Warranted In every respect first rate.
we nave recently received full supply, and
hourly expect further additions.
Prices from $3.50 to $500 Oct2O
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TAKE NOTICE.

YNHAT the Subscriber has Just received a lot of
a. DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS-Sngle Guns
as low as SO 90, and Double Guns as low as SIS 90
Also, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
fiasks Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
caps OF all the different qualities Canister Powder,
Drinking Cups, and every article called for by a
Sportsman. It'll the determination of the Subscri-
Der not to be undersold, under and per-
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from him he purchased in this section of
country Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted to'be done we'll and as cheap, if not
cheaper, than can be done here or elsewhere; So
Cali at the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, one door east of the Old Dominion
once, and get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received and pune tually
attended to.
Sept 80 ia SPAIDINe,
N Is Old Copper and Brass ia ken inexchangs
Tor wo' *, or the highest cash price paid for it,
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DAINTS, OILS, GLASS e. Wv

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.-Wc bovc re-
a celVed from the Northern Cities large snnnl;e.
81 Genuine Medicines, Chemicals, Perfnfncrv ~,
sluis; Dye Woods, Paints, Pure sperm and Ia,
eco oiis' window Glass, Gall sizos) Patent Medi
GincS Garden Seeds, Wcthcrill's Pure whit Ieod
b 3 and Red Lead, Litbargc, Lamp Black Vcne.
.ia ' K Kc1. Vermiiion, Press Blue, Chrome Green
ana yellow, TUrkey lumber, Tornado sienna Tnr
Pcntine, Narn!shcs, Blue Salts Paris Green &C.
~ " . UFFS-Logwood, Rcd Wood Coppcras.
urinefic' Blue pitrioi, Nader, Best indigo, Yer
Also another supply of Real Genuine Harlem oil,
NinPo,Ied by Or. NJ a. Santos, of Norfolk.) We
take this method of returning our sincere thanks
10 the cluzens OF Portsmouth, Gosport and neigh
oorlhg country for the patronage so literally OK
tendcd towards this Store, and confidently as
sue them that every excrtion will be made on our
part to meet continuance of the same.
90 Physicians Prescriptions and Fauailv Receipis
compounded OF the Purest ingredients, with actu
racy and despatch.
Orders promptly attended to-, neatly exccu
ted and at prices which will give entire satisfacto,
CHAS. H. HEINlTSH. Agent.
Member of the Philadelphia College Of
Nov - Medicine, Pharmacy and Chctnistrv
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| M RS. ,. CROCK II proposes (if sufficient
IVA encouragement be given her to Civf 7 csN
sons IN the art of PENMAN SHIP TO young Ladies
and Misses at her residence on Middle street com
mehclng on the 10th. Hours Of dttendance-fiom
moderate ~ "''i NC
Mrs G will also take Glass of Lads if desired
Nov 10 - N''i0
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COMPREHENSIVE.

VO-PAKTN EKSH Up.
he Undersigned have associated themselves to-
Il gether for the purpose of conductino o. tho
CoRN MILLING AND WHISKEY DISriIIJNG
business IN the City of Nor DIX under the name
the purpose, the tenemen; on Brigms point k"nr,n
as the Foundfy They invite the inspection of
dealers TO their manufactured articles which is Of
icrcd Tor sale at New York and Baltimore prices
and warranted equally as good in quality or no
sale f'' " ''
A superior article of BOLTED NEAL and HON.
my constantly on hand esh ground
- a. w. REDDING
NOV zo-2W VIM. WADE.
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~ Pork ~ '<'
20 bbls Mackerel-250 kegs Cut Nails
~. casks Cheese-40 bbls Vinegar
20 packages Tea-l00 boxes Soap
so boxes Starch
20packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
100 dozen Buckets and Brooms
200 reams Wrapping Paper
Receiving in Store and for sa lie by
WHITING & JONES
Dec l2-6t No. 10, Roanoke Square
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ROOKs FROM IIARPEK q RRorn.

ID Frs NO II
Myrds, with other Etchiugs and Sketcboa b,,
Mrs J.. III. Sigoufucy. y
history of the Thirty Years War in GERMANY.
Translated from the German Of Frederick Scb,IieT
by Rcv,d. A. J. w. Morrison, NJ. 3.
Nos "a and l5 Pictorial Shakespeare
Nos. ~ and IL, Pictorial England. For sale b,,
NOV 70 w. u. RI. HODGES & co
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GOhMISSiONE R'S SALE.-Pursuaut to a
~ decree Of the County Court of Norf,lo ba ~;
Gate on the 10Th day Of November, 1876 in a suit
therein pending in Chancery, in which John r.
VIM. II. Young Infants, arc Defendants T sbaii
proceed TO sell at Public Auction for cash. before
the Court House Of Norfolk County, on The lst day
of January Mex, at IL o'clock the ColIovgi, Ri
and Personal Estate to wit : . ~
piece, parcel or tract of Land in the Parish Of
portsmouth, IN the County of Norfolk situated az
the hc1d of the Western Branch, containinc ONt.
HUNDRED AND THIRTY. FIVE ACRES. moro nr
les5' nd , which %9s devised 70 the parties in the
SUIT ny the VIII OF Charlotte Colley, deceased
ty one years OF age JOHN C0CRE q"
Dec ids (,o,or,,i,..a,'.
Beacon copy 3!awtd.1 ~''
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES II have on
- hand a good many second-h hand Stoves some
OF them are as good new, at about half price Of
new Also some of the most beautiful Air-Tipht
Parour Stoves that have ever been seen about these
diggins Coffee Mills for 81 cents Coal Scutes
variety; Box Mills at Co. cts Cinicr ShoveIs a.
10 do 60 and do a71 Tin Roasters at 81 IS to
article at equally low prices Cali and see. o'n0r
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Under Old Dominion Office
r.. .. POTS Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
WI 9'''O 40 aOo'c' Oct %
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GARPEYINGS SELLING OFF Ar g.
~ BELOW COST.-rhe Subscribers intend ~
close their insiorc Stock of CARPETTNGS tbia sca.
son, with view OF going out Of the trade of that
article. Those who want, will do we'll to cali car.
~ as they arc determined to close without rcos d
70 cost Their stock consist Of Brussels Sunerior
Three Ply, Fine and Superfin Ingrain. and Totio,
Carpeings. JOHN COOKE & Co
Nov II - W.
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-OURSECoNDs SUPERINTENDENT

.OURSECoND SUPPLY OF ca sHPUR-
- CHASES.-Splendid double stitch Brogans at
s per pair-240 pairs just received at the New
York Boot and Shoe Store
Boys,s extra heavy Brogans at o. and 65 cents
York Shoe Store. ~ N
YOUTHS Brogans at As and 60 cents--iSO pairs re-
ceived and of a prime quality
Youths Winter Boots at rs cents pair no such
bargains In Youths Boots can be found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store
Mems thick Boots at $l.75; all who want thick
the Boot Store. y
Mems Kip Boots, at $225, few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size.
do Womcn's Grain Boots.
case Mems primo Elastic Over Shoes.
doz Gents Sporting Hats.
do Boys Caps very cheap.
5 do Mems Fur do do
The above IS part Of an invoice which are OMEN
ing tins morning, and which we can sell less than
the manufacturers themselves and less than they
are to be found at any other place south of New
YORK. All who wish to purchase by the case or
par would do well to call at the New York Boot
ana Shoc Store, next to the Farmers Bank
nam street, Norfolk. j. ii. GREGORY.
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ANDING THIS DAY, rs boxes Coshc
- Cheese--3l casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole and half boxes Raisins
so ar and eighth kegs Buckwheat
10 bags Ginger, Pepper and Allspice
Dbl Nutmegs
so bags Rio and Java Coffee
kegs goshen Butter
25 boxes Starch
25 bbls N. f. Rum
75 do Baltimore Whiskey
90 boxes Smith and Dallett's Candies
rs bbls Mountain Flour
S0 packages Gunpowder ond Black Tea
100 butts Hill and Mann's Tobacco
l3o do Jones & Sons lbs and S's do
For sale by JOSJAU xvtrrc
Dec Is ''i"''
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Oct Is

GOOD AND CHEAP LAMP OILS.-wa
- have again received another large supply of
I>ue Sperm, and other good Lamp Oils we have
four different kinds, and at the following prices
per gallon 70, SS, s 100, &c, or per pint, cts
H. l25, and purest Sperm 49,. These oils have
been long and sufficiently tried, and are acknowl-
eoged TO be very excellent For sale at the Drur
Store Sign of the BIZ. Mortar 's
OCT ~ CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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LNOR RENT.-The well known Business Stand
II corner of Middle and High streets ut preacni
occupied Cabinet Warehouse, Work Shop.
&c. Terms low, and possession given 1st of Ian ;
~: Apply to Mrs. FANNY GOODWIN.