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ANCIENT AND MODEKN HOOKS

CAUT1ONThe public hereby cautioned not to trust
any Of the crew Of the British ship ELIZABETH, from
Liverpool as the captain consgnne will be
for any debts that they may contract.
JOS. McMURRAY,
my21 re of Pine and South street.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE
By Electric Telegraph

BALTIMORE, Friday, 7P. M.
The Southern mail contains no news from In
seat of war.
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II az IL n ,WiLLAKD w W. SHIRLEY, Auctonses,
hold Furniture the residence of families declining
stocks OF Croekery Dry Goods Grocery and
s from tbeiI friend. and the public their
SAILS ROOM Isl BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will the spacious store No. Wall street.
Adams Express Office. ali linen
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FOR SALE-A fine, stylish bay Horse, l5n
hands high years old; fine saddle horse, and kind
AA and gentle in harness horse of great endurance,
aud LAST traveller Warranted sound The owner who has
had him for three going to Europe wishes to dispose
mond's Stables, corner Of Beaver and New streets.
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AuCTuspr NOTICES.
!, EQ qY fIkk, 9sHyRhIJEyy, Ayensassr;

V,LEoANTF 2RRRHk 9vR HI Ayenssasss
- half past O'clock viii be sold by Royal Gurley Co..
so Broadway Of Duane street. extensive sad choice
COLLECTION OF French Books consisting Of the beat Paris ed
lions many Of them beautifully illustrated and richly bound
IN morocco most of the standard and desirable French
authors will be found among them Catalogues are ready
Removed from 1863 10 30i Broadway. my22 2teHc
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ITO LET-A Large Room in second story of the brick
building in Of No 81 and 30 West Thirteenth
between the 3h and 9th suitable for mechanical
purposes Also half Of the ground floor well adapted for
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SUMMER HATS.

oONINIEIt
" SENTLEMEN'S and Boys Panama, Leghom and Rut.
isnd braid Hats infants fine Legho and Dunsfable braid
boys new ssyle Leghon Caps boys style silk and
u Hats palm lsaf and Canadian Hats. Also general
assortment Of Hats and Caps Of the latest and
The above mentioned articles are offered for sale AZ the
lowest cash prices Purchasers respectfully
call and examine this stock before purchasing
WIN. BANTA, 81 Canal q. cor. Wooster,
mylo lW~lsrc and 100 Chatham street.
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n THREE superior, sound, and very elegant Grey
4I Horses, the property Of gentleman leaving the
~ country. They al well broken both to single
harness. aud perfectly gentle in either Two Of
them have been driven by the pair and
travel well together but will be sold separaiatel desired
inside Of three minutes. To be seen
HAITHORN'S New Livery Stable,
M cor. of Uniy Place and 18th 81.
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WANTED IMME1IATELY

VNHE MEMBERS of thus Association are requested TO
meet at the Union; No. James street. Sunday after
e hs late has%As Ksc an old Exempt Fireman Of this
~ BY order Of the President u. WENMAN.
}. N. PHILLIPS Secretary r,,,oa i,src
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SAROMY MAJOR respectfully inform their friends
and the public. that they have removed their establish
sISansy Keep on hand large Of the best
confident that they will obtain continuance the public
patronage They also tender their services all the branches
Of Lithography Portraits. Plans, Maps Landscapes Ana.
tomlca Drawing &c &C., executed in style which will
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
MONDAY, March 9.
ARRIVED,
ARRIVED,
Steamer Herald, Russell FIN Baltimore


Steamer Herald, Russell, finn Baltimore.
steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, FIN Richmond
schr ehappelle, Nash, FIN Cardenas with car
60 oil molasses, bound to New York; in distress In
Myers & Co. ~ W
:, schr Champion, Aydelct, from Boston, bound 10
fredericksburg, with assorted cargo of mdze.
IN distress, to Williams, Staples & williams
During the gale of the End, the C.. had her bull
warks stove. her rails and stancheons CARED awav
ana hcr water ways forward started, knocked of
ner mead, buried her forcsail, lost her rigging &c
on the LIST inst in lat. 81 so NJ long rs 30 w .
spoke brig Sarah Louisa, of New Bedford SIS davs
rom ITO Cape de Verbs, with 16O bbls of oil The s
~ had been on bread and water for 10 days could
uoI supply her with provision, the sea running so
nlgh as to prevent us from boarding her. and vice
Schr Charles, Churchill, from New York in hal
idst TO master. Encountered The late oalc wac
upown down, shifted ballast split foresal, &c, to
Schr Agenoria, Herrick I'm Providence. in hal.
iast TO the master. " ~
;barque Bachelor, Horton, I'm New Orleans fur
'iSSnLnond, went up James River last evening.
ochr Ann Nj. Paul, from New York with an 40
SIorted cargo Of mdze, bound to FrcdericksbnT@
% put in for harbor, was driven ashore dS'
Wrg the gale of tho 2nd, near the mouth of The
IEslern Branch, high and dry--and will be com.
pe , to discharge her cargo, before she can he
aged in the least. NV uaHi'
D. SAILED,
ppafqne Parthian, Allen, for Richmond
leans. NO'e'""u' LOT New Or
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CLASSICAL BOOKS, tor sale at the New


LATIN.
Andrews and Stoddard's Grammar; Andrews
Reader, Lessons Exercises and Key; Andrews
Sa'lust; Coopcr's Virgil; Horace Delphini; Lee
veretts Lexicon; Ainsworh's Dictionary, large
and small Entick's Dictionary Cicero dc Ofticiis;
cicero dc Oratonc; Mattairc's Caesar; Anthon's
Cesar, Iivii. Caesar for Beginners; Lcmpriercs'
Classical Dictionary; Latin without IL Master.
GREEK
Butiman's Grammar; Crosby's Grammar; So
phocles' Grammar Greek Verbs; Exercises and
Lee ons Sophoclcs, Rornaic Modern Greck)
Grammar; Memorabilia of Xcnophon; Hutchin-
sons Xenophon; Wilson's Testament; Novum
Testamcntum Grmce (Hahn;) Donnegan's Lexi-
con Greek Reader, Fisk's Exercises
FRENCH.
Bogcr's and Meadows Dictionaries; Bolmar's
i.evizac's Grammar +; Les Aventurcs dc Telcmauue
lSomar's Key TO Teemaquc; Vic de Washington
Nouvcau Testament Duticf's French Course !;
French without Master.
ALSO,
Stewards Course of Hebrew Study; Faen's
German Grammar; German Phrase Book Ger
man without Master; Spanish and Italian with
out Master; Buffers Ancient Atlas !; Newman's
and Barretts Spanish Dictionary.
Feb IS N. u. WEBSTER
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M EDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. a. BRAINARD
w offers his Professional Services to the citizens
of Portsmouth and vicinity. HIS long and sue
cesslul experience, both Surgeon and Phvsi-
ciau, while connected with the United States Ser
vice in Florida, and the U S. Arsenal Arkansas IA
well as previous TO that time, and after bis gradua.
ton as a Student of Medicine in the State of Ohio
in 1870, lead him to tender his assistance to the f.
hictcd, with confidence. And nc trusts the rnanv
wounds he has received in the service of his conn
try for which he has received the watmcs thanks
OF many OF the highest in the land will, at least
prove nohndrance to hisse rvces and the confidence
OF hs fellow citizens in this community. His Of
flee is next door TO Mr.. Spalding's, the Gun Smith
High street, and his residence at Mr. Nathaniel
Mannings, next door to his Office, where ne ma y
1T all tunes he found, except when engaged at the
U. S. Navy yard.
References:
john p. YoUNe, NJ. d.
Doct. UENRY BUFF.
-ARMsrEAD COOKE, NJ. D.. Norfolk
THOMAS LAwsoN. NJ. D., Surgeon General U s.
Army, Washington, ID. G.. Feb
DOCK KEEPER.-A Gentleman who il =
I'D superior Accountant wishes a situation in
some good Mercantile House as Book Kcepcr -
Any House that may want good Accountant will
please address Book Keeper, Box IS, rost Office
PORTSMOUTH va Jan 10
STATING, CLUSTERING, &o.-The un.
- designed takes this method Of informing hi.
friends and the public generally that nc IL now rc.
pared TO execute al work in his Inc such as SLA.
TING, PLASTERING. STUCCO and ORNANIEN.
lINnfnIUg
UnUs, Stating and Plastcring repaired i'm the neat
est manner. The subscriber from his practical
knowledge Of tho Business, feels confident that he
can give satisfaction to all who will give him their
work.
Gc,- Orders left at the stores of Mr. Jos. A Bill.
soLY or THos. Books will meet with nrornpt at.
tcnuon. FRANCIS l.. BENSON
N. y. Persons in the country having Plosterino
to do will find il to their advantage 10 rive him q
call, or by letter, directed to bim, Portsmouth Va
Jan lo-6m =. l.. r..
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DAILY LINE.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
TO
PETERSBURG, RICHMOND, WELDON
AND CHARLESTON
~ - II
On and after the 9th instant the Steamers Cur.
us Peck, and Alice, will commence running daily
Sundays excepted,) between Norfolk Peters
burg Richmond, Weldon and Charleston, leaving
Southgates Wharf, at 6 O'Clock A. NJ as foliows:
- The steamer Curtis Peck, Capt. Davis, every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
nc steamer Alice, Capt. Skinner, every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, connectinS daily
with the Steamers arriving from Baltimore.
Passage and Fare TO Richmond and Petersburg
%: DICKSON & MALLORY.
March Arens lanes Rivcr Stsarno.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFTCE,3
Norfolk. February II, 1916.
AUCTION
a
AT NAVY YARD, GOSPoRT.


at NAVY YARD, GOSPORT,
WILL BE SOLD.
A T II o'clock, on THURSDAY the 18th OF March
IA next, at the Navy Yard, Gosport, the follow.
ing condemned property, viz:
A large quantity of Iron Shot and small guam.
tity of Junk.
Hon-4 Iron Boilers-7 Iron Chains | of so faith.
oms, 13-l6-1 of 20 ia. al Of II ia III of fa
ii of 40 ia. al Of 20 a: and of 80 ia. IS.
PROVISIONS.
l6i hbls Beef, g. bbs Pork, IT'S lbs Rice, with
Flour. Pickles, Beans, Butter and Cheese. =.
CLOTHING.
~ Pea and is Round Black Cloth Jackets SO Blk
silk Hdk's. All pr Shoes lI6 pr Pumps, IS pr Boots,
AZ ID Frocks, with b. Cloth Pants Flannel Sbirts'
Drawers &c, and sundry small stores.
1crIns-Cash in specie or its equivalent.
GEORGE Loyal, Navy Agent.
o. The New York Evening Post and Baltimore
Republican and Argus. will copy once week and
SEND their accounts to this office. Feb 10 2aw
N EGROES WANTED wish to hire 90
good able bodied NEGROES for few months
lar price will be paid for such as will suit.
Feb Is STEPHEN JAMES.
II fog sale 29 By "Do' P''" Wills ii & SG CO.
Feb5
OLDJAVA COFFEE, 49, cents per lb, at
~ retail, cheaper than ever offered before.
STEPHEN JAMES
Jan 81 West side of the Market House
DORTER kept constantly on hand, and for
u sale IN pint and quart bottles.
Jan 81 STEPHEN JAMES
| = kegs Of Genuine GOSHEN BUTTER lust re-.
- cciyed from New York, and for sale by the
Neg or retail STEPHEN JAMES
ARD AND BACON 5000 lbs choice HOG
- round BACON $50 kegs No. l. Lard. Re.
ceivlng per Rail Road, for sale by
GU 20 WILLS & co.
khSH FLOWER SEEDS Daily expect.
St,pnueS' "a, handsome assortment of FLOWER
SbbDS; These Seeds will be entire new, varic,ics
neatly labelled, and Pot un win tcs,c,re
Jan - tHAS. 81. HEINITSH Aren't
STOCKS AND COLI,ARS-W would =.
- vIte the attention Of buyers to Our laro,. a.,
we'll selected Stock Of Bonbizinc and Opera Dv
Sain Stocks' $50 Hhir; Collars, all of which an
Dec u JNO COOKE co.
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FOR RENT
THRESH GARDEN SEEDS. Growth Of

LNRESH GARDEN SEEDS. Growth Of
II lS45. just received (pev e7press) a large sup.
ply Of Landrcfh's justly celebrated GARDEN SEEDS
warranted genuine, and Of the growth of lS45. We
shall be pleased TO supply our friends in town and
country on the most reasonable terms.
Call at the New Drug and Fancy Store Of
]. G. SCHOOLFlEJD & co,
RCD . High street.
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TNH y
INA BOOKS, Tor sale at the NEW BOOK STORE
Bowd:tch,s Navigator, 18th edition Davies Aige-
bra; Davies Practical Geometry; Analytical Ge-
Mahan's Civil Engineering; Mahan's Field For
hhcations; Davies and Gbson's Surveying
Smiths New, Smilcy's, Emerson's and t,olburn's
Arithmetcs; Turner's, Kanc's, Wehster's Com
stocks, Jones' w alker's and Fownes' Chemistry;
Arnot's Elements of Physics Jones' and Com
stocks Philosophy; Brewster's Optics; Vases As
Sillimcn's Lectures on Geology; Bakewell's GeoI.
ogy; Ruschenbergers Geology, Botany, Mann
malogy, Ornithology, Herpctology aud technology,
Couchalogy, and Entomology Dicks Practical
Astronomers; Fowlers Phrenology, and Phreno.
logical Works; Bigland's Natural History.
Any Scientific Works, not on hand can be fur.
hsEcd at short notice n. b. WEBSTER.
Feb &c
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AVON THEATRE,
FIRST NIGHT OF
Ill ERR ALEX AMBER


ms TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10Th
wv FEATS IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY &
rtInAyIl.CDAMUSING AND Beautiful, sci
ERR ALEXANDER most re.ncctfu,r,
h. ennouhces to the citizcns of Norf,Ik a.,
H. VIII give series Of his Novel and Scicpt;Gc
Gmlertalnments, which are based on n co,nbina.
On noh OF Experiments in ChcSaistru. pnc,rn.tin.
GpuGs' Natural Philosophy nd Marie re- bo,,o,
oNhd ne can hardly doubj they will nr =. ""l,e7
sp'able TO the citizens of this as thew b,vc a., IT,
Uther cities of the United States and F,r ,"O''
a. nero will be entire change of Proarl
'SSn night, for which see small bills "''"e
., %Ca's may be secured at the Box Office from =
2 O'Clock '' rom IL
p; 'Ssets Dress Circle IS cts; 2nd Tier. So Gle
d. 10 H9 cts; Colored Gallery, % cts. Children I'm
~ years of age, half price.
rnn,a open quarter before 7 performance TO com.
- ~ pau past precisely March 10
15IEsMICAL LECTURES.-Tbc course o.
tnt;f LU Lectures, before the Classical and Sci
9Th n'S',ute, will commence on MONDAY, the
can a,t ~ limited number Of young gentlemen
afternailu INC Lectures which will be gfven every
Tho IN curing the week. except Saturday.
d Terms will be 5000 for the coursc OF about
M vvre5, including over 300 Experiments
STATE a. ', ebster would take this onnortrr;,t, 20
stin,o therc arc now but four vacancies in tbc In
N-1-I ~ N. n. WEBSTER.
M 90 HARPERs PICTORIAL BIRT-F -
March 10 W IL II. hODGES co.
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Ae-->n On aud after TUESDAY
8A--llA next, the Bird of March,
VG.;:~ S.:-a.&tsss:T the Baltimore Steam p.
'--=s =@s@S@--.-= Company will commence
running their superior Steam Packets (Suuda VS.
exceptcd) follows:
The GEORGIA, Capt. CANNoN, will leave Hun
ter,s Wharf, Norfolk, every Tuesday, Thurscla
ana Saturday, at O'Clock p NJ. The HERALD
Capt RUSSELL Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at O'Clock, p. M.
Returning, a Boat will leave Spear Wharf, Bal
,lmore every afternoon. Sundays cxcepted) for
Norfolk, connecting with the James River Steam
boats Curtis Peck, Capt. Davis: Alice, Capt Skin
ncr JAS f. UUNTER Agent
Feb 2S RsIti,nore & p 70
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pOOTS'S COPY BOOKS, Just received at
IL the New Book Store n. b. WEBSTER
March 10
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GREAT BARGAINS IN Dry GOODS

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
~ Having made estimate of our STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, hand and finding il much
too largo for the Season. have determined to- re-
duce " by Offering 10 the citizens of Portsmouth,
and the public generally greater Inducements than
have ever before been offered in this place. for the
balance of the Season. We will only mention a.
few OF the leading articles, viz CalcOcs such 20
sold at cents we are offering at 6i-tbose at
10 cents sell at s. those 81 TO- VIC Offer at 10
those at 10 and lS2 sell at l2}-and ghose at 20
and % VIC offer at 10 and IS cents. KeTseys at a
like reduction and, i'm fact, the Geueral Stock
Thosc prices Eve wish it UNDERSTOOD will only DO
adhered 10 when The customer pays the Cash 9th.
crwisc riccs usual JOHN COOKE & CO.
Jan IL High street, above Middle
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CLOCKS have just received a few beau
~ tifu Brass, Spring CLOCKS. in Rosewood and
Hack Walnut Frames, which VIC selling aston
ishlngiv cheap. w. H. ii. HODGES & co.
March
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DINE AND OAK WOOD, ANDA VAL
Il UABLE WHARF FOR SALE-Frorn 200 to
1000 Cords of best quality PINE and OAK WOOD.
growing on land situated within two miles of Nor.
folk and within half mile of good landings over
good roads: Also valuable WHARF in Gosport,
near the Navy Yard. well calculated for a Shin
Yard, or building. For further information and
terms apply to the Executors of N. p. Tatem. de-
ceased or to TUOS TATFM
Feb 24-3tawI W 2awts
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Or Exercise is the hand maid of health, and the
great OBJECT OF the physician is to bring the for
Iunate tenant OF the sick room into a Condition 70
take up his bed and walk. Nature will do the rest
But the victim of scrofula, whose strength is eb.
bing from congeries of ulcers, cannot take exer-
else; pain and debility alike forbid it, Neither
can the victim of rheumatic fever, groaning even
touch. exercise his stiff and corrugated muscles
The first thing is to strike at the disorder in its
strong hold, the blood. Sweep away the nucleus
of the disease, and all its developments will soon
pass on, lacking the poison that stimulated them
THIS process of elementary eradication is performed
by Sands's Sarsaparilla in more easy safe and
thorough manner than by any other preparation
before the public and hence the thousands of cures
oil ulcers and cutaneous disorders which the testi-
monials in the hands of the propretors avouch
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
oil Its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets
which may be obtained of agents gratis
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. B.
X ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 10 Fulton st.,
New York. Sold a. $50 by CHARLES ii. HEINITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, and M. A. SANTOS Norfolk
Price s per bottle; bottles for So
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

nN and after MONDAY next, the 10th instant,
" the CARS of the Portsmouth and Roanoke r.
H. CO., will leave their Depot in Portsmouth for
Boykins' Depot. and intermediate stations, viz ::
Suffolk, Carrsvilie, Franklin and Newsom's on the
Mornings of Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAYS.
at O'Clock, A. Nj. Returning will arrive at Ports
mouth on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Morn
ings, III time for the Baltimore Boats.
Despatch given to any quantity quality of
FREIGHT that may be offered, at reasonable rates
OFFICE p. & r.. r. r. CO.,t
Portsmouth, March TO- :
JAMES G. WHITE,
March 10 Agent p. & r. r. r Co.
(Hcrald, Beacon and Courier copy one week
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M AID bushels nice fine White MEALin
I'VE Store, and retailing for 10 cents bcr bnshel by
Feb Fl l.. X. THOMAS
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CIDER.-A superior article of NEWARK CT
~ DER can be had by the retail at
l.. X. THOMAS,
march o West side Market Square.
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A CARD,

A CARD.
In consequence of my sudden departure l deem
1T my duty thus TO in form my pupils who are des.
rous to continue the study of the French Ian @uagc.
that know OF no one in Portsmouth capable of
teaching that language thoroughly and practically
but Mrs. ANN p. You've, the principal of the
Portsmouth Female Seminary.
Mrs Young is not only capable of teaching the
language critically, but she speaks it luently with
n chaste and correct pronunciation. Therefore |
respectfully commend my pupils to her care as
my acquaintance with her fully jusifes the above
statement. j. ODEND'HAL,
Professor of French.
Portsmouth, September 30th, 1914.
Fb 26-6t
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SCHoOL BOOKS.-Emmerson' LIST, End, &
~ 3rd Class Readers,
Angeles Readers, entire series
Grigg & Ellliott's Readers,
Walkers Dictionaries. and oil the popular School
Books for sale at the NeIc Book Store Mt prices
which cannot fail TO please those who wish to
purchase. NJ r. WEBSTER
March 10
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I,HE SCHOONER RELLE has arrived an

THE SCHOONER BELLE has arrived and
- brought us the following BOOKS direct from
the publishers.
Mills System of Logic, Ratrocinative and In.
duchVe being connected view of evidence and
" Maa;s "a SO ,. NC lnVestgauon.
ID. d., with selections from his diary and cores
pondence, and recoections of his life, Sc, by his
son; by John Forsyth, ID. D., Minister of Union
Church, Ncwburg
philanthropy; or My Mothers Bible
MISS Beecher's Domestic Economy, for the use of
young ladies at home and at school
The Elves; a novel translated bv Thomas Gar
lyle--Price % cts
Part End Step Mother; romance by G. p. r.
Iames-Prlcc 20 cts. w. III. III. HODGES & co.
March 10
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FEMALE SEMINARY

EJUINI SHOUT II EN- n IL SEMINA y
Il Mrs. A. p. YOUNG, Principal-Miss V. TowS
Associate The friends and patrons of this Insti.
tuition are respectfully informed that the Spring
Session Will commence on MONDAY, the 2nd of
March.
The Course of Studies, heretofore will en-.
brace all the branches of thorough English Edu-
cation.
.G9-, Terms. from 10 to Sl5 per Session of Five
Months
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GnNSIrMp.rInN

There IL, perhaps, disease with which oui
country is affected, which sweeps off annually s,
many victims, .as that fell destroyer OF the human
race-Consumption. Day after day, year after
year, the insatiate monster hurrics to the portals
of the cold and silent tomb fresh added victims 10
its conquest No walk of life is sacred from its
blightng influence. No age is exemst from its
death dealing shafts The old, the middle-aged
and the young. all alike food for this common
enemy oil mankind. The white haired patriarch.
whose life of temperance has rendered his system
impervious to the attacks of other ills and whose
good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of life,
calm evening, finds consumption fastenino lis
fangs upon his yitals, and tearing him from n wo, Ia
ever bright 60 minds which look compacentlv on
DAYS we'll spent. :
Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive
OF the dangers which bcsct us in our chanorab bile
and tickle Cline? We think there NAV be. And
if the allegations of those who are at least entitled
TO veracity, may be believed, there is a preventive
and a remedy.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered 70 n
suffering world as such. IL needs not the sadven-
ous aid of long string of fictitious certificates
excellence are sufficient TO cntitle it to the conf
dence of the public, aud
=" w aft on 20 fame''
the name Of its inventor, benefactor OF his spe.
cies. r.
BE careful and get tho genuine DR. WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY None pcnn;p.
unless signed by !. BUTTS. Address ali orders 70
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
o. For particulars Dr. Wistar's treatise ON
consumption, TO be had of the agent.
Agents-Portsmouth, C.. II HEINZ TSH Agent
Norfolk, VI. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS
SHIP EIRE INSURANCE. COMP NY

NO. 81, Wall street. .Ne,o York
CAPITAL 100000!
lnsures Buildings in general Merchandise House.
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargoes, lin port
oniy) Ships or Vessels being built, or repaired
and every description of Personal Property.
The subscriber is prepared To issue Policies direct
at the lowest rates of premium in Portsmouth. Nor
folk and the surrounding Country.
Applica tions by letter, giving description of pro
perty, &c, &c, promptly attended to by
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CHRONOMETERS rated by Solar Transit
~ Observations, with their errors of Greenwich
mean time minutcly ascertained by
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