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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-08


DAINTS. OILS. GLASS, &o.-Wc have re,
n cciVed from the Northern Cities large supplies
vi Gonuinc Medicines, Chemicals, Pcrfufncrv Dive
Stuhs, Dye Woods, Paints Pure sperm and Lin.
seed OILS, window Glass, (all sizes) Patent Mcd-
clnc,, Garden Seeds, Wctherill's Pure White Lead
SLACK and Red Lead, Litharge, Lamp Black Ycne
'l"n Red Vermillion, Press Blue, Chrome Green
and Yellow, Turkey TIMBER, FORBADE Sienna rur
pcntine, YARN shes, Blue Salts. Paris Green &c
DYE SIUFFS-Logwood, Red Wood, Coppcras
Iurncric, Blue Vitrol, Madden, Best Indigo Yer.
'igris, Aunotto, &c.
Also, another supply &c Real Genuine Harlem oil,
(lmpotted by DR.. NJ a. Santos, of NOrlolk.) We
take this method of returning sincere thanks
to the citizens OF Portsmouth, Gosport, and neigh
boring country for the patronage 20 literally ex
tended towards this Store, aud we confidently as
Su &c them that every cxcrti"n will be made OF, our
part to mceta continuance of the same
~ Physicians Prescriptions and F;,niIu Receipis
compounded oil the purcst ingredients, with uccu
racy and despatch.
~ Orders promptly attended to, neatly exccu-
ted and at prices which Wi give entire
CHAS. II. HkINlrSH. Agent,
Member of the Philudcl 5hia College of
Nov - Medicine. PHI 'rmacy and Chemistry
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FALL DRY GOODS, -JNo. COOKE CO.,
inoSt respectfully beg leave to inform the citi-
Zens of Portsmouth and its vicinity that thew have
HnlsnGd receiving their Fan supply of DRY
1oODS. Their Stock is now'v very complete and
consists in part follows: '
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimcrcs; ST.
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassi,.,cres: Valcn
cla, ana Swansdown Ycstings; Black. Blue La
HShHcr' Steel Mixed, and other colors Stttinctts
LwceHS Tor Sack Coats, KcrSeys, Flanucls Blan-
Eets, C.Pd; Domcstic=, Brown and Blcached do,
CORD ami White Caution Flanucls, Calicocs of ev-
cry quality, Cashner,s Mousalin D'Laincs sinner
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian do Black
Aipacas and Bombazincs, Bcached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers Russia and Birds
Eve do Huckerback Towing, Table Napkins, Sus-
pcndeIs, Cold. and Black Silk Crava,s and Scarfs
Collars, Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dimity, Cotton and
| six Hosiery, Cashmere Blanket Wooden Nett
and other style Skawls Also a large assortment
OF BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpcting Passage and
>tair do' and Floor Oil Cloths, CARPET Bind
lngS' Cotton Bookings and many other articles
whith cannot be named in an advertisements All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
VII give US call before purchasing our Object
being to sell cheap for each
o JOHN COOKE s Co,
W High street.
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HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED 10 A. NJ
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in connection with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrirht's wharf
Norfolk: every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
at A. NJ. for the above cities nd towns Passcn.
gers b clkiast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Wal'hall at halt past - NJ where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. NJ and
at Richmond about p. NJ, about two hours i'm adj
vance OF the old James River Line. and in a Boat
ton OF her officers to the comfort of her passengers
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
tc shurg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at half past a. M, breakfast On pard tic Aumus.
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past r. NJ
1t viii be pcrt cived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to perso, g
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business tho
OPT ortnnity OF transacng it ami returning Inv the
boat OF next morning, to be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta vii, stop at the uslal Ian1inrs on
James RIVER TO take IN and put way travel and
at my other points on the river where a signal is
made.
The pubic may rest assured that it is the deter
minntiou of the Projectors TO keep up this Line
permanently; an! to accommodate travellers be.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Colum
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information tickets or freight, apply
to w. II GARNETT & co.
N Il. The central position of the X. & p. r. r
Depot in Richmond, and its contguity to the prin-
ciphl Hotels and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North aud West, and the Canal Packets for
Ivnchburg, adds the economy as we'll "a tho
cOnvcucuccs OF this Line. oct
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COURTING MADE EASY
COUrting Scene-.Nn /

Counting Scene-.No. |.
Inns? "''' anu Jump
Dane'd if don't Sewke. but hot dumnio
n'h no'hln To your sweet, purify tarned nice red
lips, Sewke' "''' 'e'
y, Ia, 60 way. you Jonathan.
Counting Scene-.N0.2
Jonathan, did you read that are story abo,,
The man as was Rugged to death by The bear p
Guess did, Sewke, and it did make me feel
so bad '''' ''''
Why, how did you feel, Jonathan o
Kinder sorler as ifl'd like to hug YOU almost
, 10 uea,h tew, You tarnaI, nice, plump, elegant
W la 1. gu way, You Jonathan
Counting Scene-.No s.
An oewke, you are SIGH a slick GA l. heioho u
La ami you ashamed. Jonathan
wish was ribbon, Sewke'
What for, heyi'
Cos maybe you'd tie me round that are nice
P'e'y neck of yonr'n, and | should like TO be-
dang'd i'll shuud'nt. "
" Ia 90 way. you Jonathan
Counting Scene-.No d.
an Jonathan, herd something about you y
La now Sewke, you don't say So.
Yes. indeed, that deed and oreat many
said too.' graz many
La now, what was il, Sewke2
heT head }
o, la do now
no, | can't
y, yes Sewke.'
La me Jonathan, you do hester b,dy
So P'''e' oooy
Well. do please to tell me, Sewke.'
wen, heard that, that-O, can't tell Won
an yes! come, now do (Taking her
Well, dId'ntsay i, but that heard that
WnaI! (PUtftng an arm around her
" don't squeeze me sol heard lhat--ihat
-, Turning her .fUH blue eyes upon Jonaihan's }
mat you and were Ia he married. J,oaib,n' y
--
lad running through The street az though he
father ''"PP'' ''o'' w "'S
Here, Billy, stop l--Wberc are you going ~
No where"
What after p
Nothing
What's your hurry %
Cos | isl
IN western county, miserable drunken h,a f.
%dS elected 10 the ofce of justice of the peace Gpr
me fun Off He Immediately became temperate
apu Industrious, dressed himself in good style
able manner.
N LARGE D1vfDEND.--I'he Bartlett Steam Mills.
.t"bnryPOr, have DECLARED dividend of d. per
. .r i"r the last six months. and have expended
H. me Earnings during this period, u per cent in
we renewal Of machinery.
Hon. John Quincy Adams is much berfer and
VIII probably be entirely recovered in few davs.
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MARRIED.

AT Fort Monroe, ON Thursday Bird instant Inv ,bo
rev; M. L. Chevcrs. Lie"t. JosEpH J. REyNoLns. of
,ne u. - Army, to Miss Mary 4. daughter Of Cant.
"liiia'n +. Bainbridgc, of the U. $. Ariuy
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

< j have Ju4, received au"' her
RaC% assortment OF Blue Ia, a Pr g.,
Bracelets, N ok aces and Ear
<NE<SNy y Rings.
Me\ SV%{ Also, Turquoise Pins, Rrac c.
We GlkFxS ht>, Ear knga. Neck aces
4AH< = HISA and Fing / ih9s they are
MINI 1853 all tn, late : = vie of IA hion.
~~A--s->--%<<sss lndi,s ,vr inv it'd 10 call
and make their Selection, tl,ey viii go of
speedily the others did Also in s,n,, fine lot of
Sih CT Shell, Buffalo anil Brazilian Polka Combs
The conn: unity generally are invited to call aud
see one oi the best and most extensive cks Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLA.
TED w AXE, ancy and Military hoods. ever Of
tered in the CITY, all of which shall he scld as low
as at any City Store j. NJ. FREE MAN
GO~ "A large assortment of Steel Silver aud Gold
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Moun,inps,
&c, at vcry low prices Oct
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CO-pARTNERSuIp

THE undersigned have associa ed thcmsclvcs to-
Il gcther for the purpose of conducting The
CORN MILLING AND WEISKEY DIS'rILIJNG
business IN the City of Nor ok, under the name
and firm of BEDDING s. CO, and have leased far
the purpose, the encncn, on Briggs Point known
as the Foundfy. They invite the inspection of
dealers to their uact urcd articles which Is OIL
fcred for sale at Nav York and Baltimore prices
and warranted equally good in quality or no
sale. ~ N
superior article "f BOLTED NIEAL.and HON.
my constantly on hand f. csh ground.
wv. REDDING,
nov 2o-2w WIN. WADE
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FOR RENT.

a For the year 1917, the FARM, belonging
H. to the estate of John O. Richard, on, near
81 Deep Creek. There is good DWELLING and
all necessary Ont Houses For good tenant, the
terms Will be liberal. Apply TO
- ANNA RICHARDSON,
NOV w rt-mouth.
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FOR SNIIrnFIELO.

sE5s The new steamer Fh,cn
.L1> will, until further notice
LG,;:5is5Et - make Three Trips week
between Norfolk s. Smith
fed leaving Myers wharf, Norfolk every tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, ut O'Clock, A. NJ ;
returning, leave Smithfed every Monday, We'd
mes ay aud Friday, al 9 o'clock, A. NJ
Passage SI.-Frcight at the packet rates.
Oct 81
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TAKE NOTICES.

fT'liAT the Subscriber has just received a lot Of
DOUBLE aud SINGLE GUNS Single Guns
as low as "a on, aud Double Guns as low as SIS 90
nFo; Pistols, Shot Bags, Cane Rags, Powder
asks, Nipple Keys Wad Cutters, Percussion
Ups ol all tn" different Qualities Canister Powder
Drlhklng Cups, AND every article called for by a
Sportsman. tbs the determination of the SuLscri-
Der not 10 hc undersold, under worked, nd per-
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from him as can he purchased in this section of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
Warranted to be done rs wcU and cheap, if not
cheaper, than can be done here or clscwherc so
can at the Sign ot the Mammoth Guu, High street
pHrsnouth, va, one door cast of the Old Dominion
once, and get bargains, and no mistake
All orders thankfully received and punctualIy
attended to. '
Sept % l. A. SPAJDJNC
N Is Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
lor Mo k, or The big lest cash price pnid for IL.
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looks just polished by D. Appleton s. Co
~ and for sale by w. RI. II. HODGES & co,

looks just published by D. Appleton &, 70
- and for sale by w. II. H. uODGFS &, CO
Poems, by Amelia
Chldo Harold's Pilgrimage
Rationale Of Crime, and its approoriate treat
nent; being treatise Criminal Independence
CONSIDERED in relation to cerebral organizations bv
NJ Ii. Sampson -
Course of Reading for Common Schools and tho
lower glasses of Academies, by H. M,ndeville. pro.
lessor OF Moral Science and Bellies Lctrcs in Ham.
ton College. " ~
Something for Every Body cleaned in ,bc Old
Purchase, from fields often reapcd, by Robert Carl
ton, Esq.
Experimental Rcscarchcs in the Food IF Animals
and the fattcDing Of Cattle; with Remarks on tbc
Food Of Man, by Robert Duudas Tbymson NJ n
Italian Reader. " -
Golden Maxims, or a thought for ovcrv do>, IN
the year; selected by Rcv'd. Robert Bond
The Christian Altar or Offices of Deviation C,r
the of persons receiving tho Lords Snnner h,
WIN r. Wyatt, ID. D., Rector Of St Paul5s, BaltH
more Nov ID
E7LOUR.-45O bbls SUP ERFINE FIoCR M
lncnty cxpcc'cd per schr Henry Page, and for
sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
Nov %
NTAILS.-25O kegs J. r Tarplcu g. Sons Nail
~ landing from schr independence, anI for sal,
AZ IlctoTy prices ~ JOSIAH WILLS.
Nov
VXTBISK EY.-875 This of Ncw York Pcr,,s-i
Wv vania and New Orleans Rcctifcd and ~
WHlSKEY, including very superior old Mountai,,
Dew aud mouougahcla. in store and on the co..,
from New Orleans, for sale low by
Oct Is J. yv1TTe
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Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
The subscribers having had placed i'm their bands
large lot Of Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Ycstngs, Jeans,
and other WOODEN Goods for speedy SALE at very
reduced prices, solicits public attention Tbcy
must be closed in S short'timo
w. p. STEWART & Co,
No. 7, Main street
p. S. More cheap Prints and other Goods from
AUCTION Dec 3-3t
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MANUEACTuRED TonACCo.-l 0o

M NUFACTURED TO II a G. C o. 400
Nt butts Jones Sons Double Extra Pounds
approved OF
30 boxes and butts Hill & Mans Pounds, Wnr-
rCii Pounds, and Mozart Pounds of ell swcetcncd
Tobacco, and at low price.
5oJ Dwarf Boxes of Saunders best and Jas THO.
mas Jr., Virgin Gold Leaf and Nectar Leaf 70.
Tobacco.
100 butts Woodrow's' Pounds
so do +. NJ. Gibbs do
Also, lO0Ds packages Of! various ell known
brands, OF l6's, SIS, SIS, pounds and half pounds
ior sac ny JOSIAH WILLS.
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WHITEHURST,S
DAG UERREAN GALLERY.
NEWTON'S BUILDING

me- w BUILDINtT,
MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, UP STAIRS TO THE RIGHT
Also, So Main street, Richmond
fENHE Oldest Establishment in the State; with
IL Light expressly adapted to the Art The most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals. The
Proprietor, by giving his unrcmitted attention for
the last four years To his profession has been ena
bied 10 produce the most correct and beautifully
exhibited.
Ihey can be taken without regard to weather
and warranted not to fade or rub nfT.
Ills specimens are OF his own production. Citi
zcns and strangers are respectfully irvitcd to call
aud examine them.
Pr ces from ST. to SO, according to size and style
large assortment of Stock and Apparatus al.
ways on hand and FOR sale at the lowest cash mi.
COS: Hours for operating from A. NJ. to 4 r. M
~ B'-Turn to the right up stairs, as the Room
right. Dee 8
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I OAF SUGAR -36 whole and Half Boxes
~ Loyering's Double Loaf Sugar, landing from
schr Jack Downing, and for sale bv
Dec JOSIAH WILLS
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E,ACHANGE on New York aud Baltimore i
IL sums to suit purchasers can bc had AT -
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S.
Dec h-u Lottery md Eye nH;r,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GoRDAN's LOTTERY OFFICE.

GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
East side The Marked.
Drawing of the Monon gala Iotterv Cl.ss 40
80, ~ 80 62, z, o, 81, 81, n, %, g. 10.
- o. %, another prize sold at this Office
$4,000.
~, New Jersey, Lottery, Glass 81
nc Drawing received To- morrow Morning
% Numbers, Ia drawn ballots.
Capitals = $780, 400, Of 1000 of 500 of 9 900.
2of 500, of 1000. sc.
-. tickets only S5-Sharcs in proportion
tickets to be had at JNO ID GORDAN,S
- Lottery and Exchange Office. Norfolk,
where inc m chest premium is paid for Gold.
Silver, and Specie Checks. Dec s
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FOR RENT,

a THE DWELLING part of the House over
kza5I the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
81 This location is one OF the most CcutraI and
would answer remarkable we'll for "a small family
Possession given on the LIST January. Apply I,
Oct "a CIIAS. IL. HEINITSH Agent
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Great FAILURES IN NEW YORK

GREAT FAILURES IN NEW YORK.
- >; II: GREGORY'S Agen: on hand with the
Ready He has given his wink Just in The
nick of time and the bargains are now coming in
by every Packet, for the benefit of the New York
Boot and Shoe Store.
We are opening this morning by the Georeiana
so cases BOOTS AND SHOES being a small n,ri
OF our recent large purchases at tho late heavy fail
urcs in New York, and which VIC offer to the trade
or at retail at Low PRICES
10 cases Mems heavy Boots
; cases Napoleon do Calf
4 do Boys thick do
do do Kip do
do Youths do
do Boys Kip Brogans
4 do do thick do
do Mems Kip do to II
do Wornen's Grain Lace Boots
,S DO Gents fine Calf Boots, very low
loO pairs ChiIdrcn's Polka Boots
oV do Ladies' Morocco winter Buskins.
New York Boot and Shoe Store next the new
FARMERS Bank, Main street. Norfolk.
Dec J. II. GREGORY,
JOSIAH WILLS, Grocer aud Commi sion
herchant, Norfolk, offers the following articl les
J" S'E' gu9H y nc for sale at low prices.
6Oognac and limitation Cogua &C Brandy
Boston AMI Philadelphia do do
p,94iiI4Wdelphl1' baltimore, and pure Holland Gin
Old Rye and Common Whiskcy
Northern and Virginia Apple Brandy
Philadelphia Corhi1l
Madeira and Port Wine
Tenciifte and Malaga do
Grain Pepper and Race Ginger
Snuff in Bladders and Jars
Salcratus and Salt Pctre
Sack Salt and Turks Island Salt
Cheese and Butter, Flour and Buckwbcat
Mess aud Prime Pork, Tobacco of all kinds
Coffee and Tea, Indigo and Starch
Ground Spices, Mustard, Chocolate, Segars
ups, Wrapping Paper, Cotton Yarns
Iott0n Bagging, Molasscs, Nu'mcgs,
Lara, Sperm Candies
400 bags Shot -
sou kegs Nails
290 bbls n o. Whisky Just 70 hano'
lVV DO do Pork Nov 26
OAF SUGAR SO whole and Half Bore.
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AARPEIINGS SELLING OFF AT. e.
~ BELOW COST-fhc subscribers iu.end To
close their instore Stock OF CARPETINGS this sca-
son. with view OF going out of the trade 4 that
article. Those who want, will do we'll to call chr.
ly, as they arc determined to close without regard
to cost. Their stock consist of Brusscls Superior
Three Ply, Fine aud Super fine Ing ain, aud Cotton
Carpetings. JOHN COOKE & co -"
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Dec b-U Lottery mud Excb.nnn os;,
M III. III HODG ES & CO., have Just re.
w ceived at their Book aud VARIETY Store n
GUITAR which has been pronounced by AN excel
lent judge of Musical Instruments to be a very su.
bargain. n Z :
BOOKS FROM HARPER 81 BROTH
luton. 80 '0
nomcna. by j. G. Spurzheim NJ d.
INC WORKS OF Samuel Jobnson, i l.. D., with
an Essay on his life and genius, by Arthur Murray
ESQ. -
Vols; let and End Copcland's Dictionary of rrac
Nos. lly 100 III and l22 Pictorial Shakespeare
no. IL, Pictorial History OF England
w. w. II HODGES & CO
Booksellers aud Dealers in Fancy Goods,
Dcc Crawford street
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4 COMMISSIONERS SSALE.-Pursuaut to 4
~ decree OF the County Court of Norfolk bear;ng
Gate on the 10Th day of November, 1916, in suit
therein pending in Chancery, in which John Il
VIM II. Young infants, are Defendants. / shall
proceed TO sell at Public Auction for cash, before
the Court House of Norfolk County, on he Is. DAY
OF January mex, at O'Clock the following Real
and Personal Estdtc, to wit:
a piece, parcel or tract of Land in the Parish of
Portsmouth, in the County OF Norfolk, situated at
the head of the Western Branch, CONTAINING ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE ACRES. more or
less. aad which was devised to the parties in the
sult by the will of Charlotte Collcy, deceased
H"" S'Ncs nancy ana Isaac, the last about TWEEN
~ one years oil age. JOHN COOKE.
Oec o-tds CommsS oner
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FOR RENT.

81 desirable RESIDENCE on County st.
H5e5I near Dinwiddic, Two SORES high, will
sc-1-lbrick basement. TO a good tenant, term
VIII be moderate. Possession given the first of th,
year Inquire on the premises of
Dec Mrs F.. GOODWIN.
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NNCONOMY.-W recommend 10 all persons
~ who wish 10 ccon"mise, To call ard get one of
pressly for us by Mcssrs. Cornelius s. Co of Phil
ade'phia This lot of Lamps far exccls any we
nave ever before offered TO- sale. Among The lot
we have some beautiful Pessa ge or Half Lamns
which We arc selling astonisringly cheap
w. II II. HODGES * CO.
Nov 26 N>'''
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M RS. y. CROCK II proposes, Off sufficient
AfA encouragement be given herb to give Les
sons IN tho art Of PENMANSHIP to young Ladies
and Misses, at her residence Middle street com
mencing on the 10th Hours Of dttendance-ffom
to half past o'clock, at evening Terms will i,s
moderate. " ~
Mrs. c. will also :akc Class of Lads if desired.
Nov 10 800 w.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
c.. HALL
CHICKERING'S
PIANO FORTES.

TNHE extraordinary improvements that have o.:
Il late years taken place in the construction Of
Piano Fortcs, aided by the increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music,
among polite classes, have cause this favoritc
INSTRUMENT to become Indispensable necessary in
al respectable families. In the PIANO FORBES
which CHICKERING has the honor Of submit in y
to the Public, we trust are combined the various
qualities Of power, brillincv, sweetness and uni
iormiiy o! tone requisite to make a perfect in
strumcnt. We are enabled to- warrant cyerv In
stru nent PERFECTLY SOUND, well seasoned
and of the very best materials and superior work
nanship, thus uniting superiority of quality wits
durability and excellence
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY attended to
with the greatest pune tuaity, aud e. III. & Co CO..
u assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at a dis,
lance, that whenever they are favored BY orders
per letter. il is no less their practice than their in
ter est to send such ns!ruu cat shall bear the
rictcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FoRTES arc extremely handsome
"nd convenient instruments, possessing FULL rich
and brilliant tone.
6J.Recollcct CHICKERING'S IMPROVED pr
ANO FGRTES, to be had of HALL & Co, Nor
TX, va better instruments and lower price than
any other IN America
They Will be sold at manufaC turcr's pr ices and
warranted in every respect first rate.
we have recently received a full supply, and
Prices from $3.50 TO $400 Oct 90
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RooKs FROM HARPER & BROTH.

Myrtis, with other Etchings aud Sketches, by
Nj L. II. Sigourney
History of the Thirty Years War in Germany
translated from the German of Frederick Schiller
by Rcvd A. J. w. Morrison. NJ. A.
Nos ! IL and is, Pictorial Shakespeare
Nos. 10 and III, Pictorial England For sale hy
Nov 20 w. 81. H. HODGES & co
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Asst CALL.--All persons indebted to the
~ subscriber, either by note or open account are
earnestly requested to come forward aud settle
their respective debts on before the first day of
January, iS4I All debts remaining unpaid up To
the time above, will positively be pIaccd in sooe
officers hands for collection with very few cxoep.
tions. / RATE MAN
Dec l-2w
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

LINE To
Richmond, Petersburg, fredericksburg, Jpushington
and Alexandria.
a<szf-Esn Fare 10 Richmond and
iS4S- Il 22s Pete sburg, rs cents only,
YE::;z~.c:=:tS --z--.fssY including meals.
Fare to f. C
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MISCELLANY OUS.
MEDICAL CARD

hR: Il. v. NEWTON tenders his Profession.
- al Services to the Public, aud may be found
at Mr. Hits Boarding House, in Gosport near the
Navy Yard, at all iimes, except when he is abscn
On business Ht t'f rFtt Sept 2f-lm
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TRUSTEE SALE.-Pursuant to a Deed of
L Trust executed by VIM. H. Parks, To me as
Trustee, for purposes therein mentioned shall
sell at Public Auction for cash, the Residence of
SAID WIN u. Parks, Corner OF Middle and KIM
streets, on the 9th day of December, 1916. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ: all his household and kitchen FUR
NiIURE, consisting of the usual artic les.
NOV 27-:ds TRUSTEE.
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II mcntly expected per schr Henry PAGE. and for
sale by JOSIAH WILLS
Nov %
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SUPERIOR CASTOR OIL "A fine article
y Of Cold Pressed CASTOR OH, for sale at The
MEDICAL EMPORIUM
Oct24 Corner OF High and Middle Ste
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JOSIAH WILLS, Agent for the sale Of j r.
y Trpett Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
full assortment, and viii supply the trade at n
low prices as an article Of equal quality he pur
chased in any Of tho northern markets Just re-
ccived 500 sess we'll assorted Nov II