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MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance cel

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company
lFROfhce No ii WalLst >, ,,s
public:
Lives only insured a; the loves, OF premium
The premium !: $50 may be paid IN cash arc :
in second note months bearing per cent interest OF
il may be paid monthly quarterly.
No person is liable beyond the amount OF ais prenui
married may insure the lie Of her nusoAnu &c
from any demands OF ms creditors. =.
There will annual division OF profits parable IN scrip
Certificates bearing s. Per cea which interest
payable annually IN cash
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Hsvens, Rob: L. Paterson.
VIM. 4. F. Psnt1 chas. 5, Macknetl
Hen!y MeFsrlsn, Mseas l. Ward,
Wu- NJ Simpson, EDWARD A1ihony
BEN. c. MILLER Ssc'ry.
Jos l.. LORD. Agent
JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. no. Bond-sL) Medical Exsa-
iner Al the Office daily from : To O'Clock oil 2a~u
IFE. INsURANCE.-T5s New,Engisnd Mutual
Il Lie Insurance Company OF Boston VIII receive appcs-
tocs for Lie Insurance a. Sc Wai.-si-
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHItIes, RoBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSOSs, CHAHLES r CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. lowell, PETER WAINWRIGHT,
ROBERT &. Forces william ". STONE,
GEoRGE Il. KUHN. THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS
JONATHAN AMosY. Sec'y WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pres
joan &. CHEEsMAS. " D. Medical Examiner Newly ork
Forms duplication Tor insurance and all necessary lnor.
nation VIII be furnished 6y the subscriber al his ocs NO.
- il II i-''' '''' JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent
HkCENlBER REPORT OF NE Mutual Life lnsur-
~ aEce Company OF New York--This Institution during
The Ioni December issued s:xtyCur policies,
To Merchants snd TrsderLl7 To Clergyren.-.......
To Clerka TO Phys:canr.....-
To Manufacturer. 6,To Lawyers 1900
To Auc,ioneers / To Cashier OF Bank
To Grocers ............. To Farmers
To Students ............. To Mechanics.
To Public Officers Ito Officers II U. 5. Navy.
To P-ders ITO L.dirs....
To Gentlemen.
Lives Insured Observation-Disclosures. 81
NORRIS ROBINSON, Pr-sitecL
eANL HhSSkY, Secretary
Minrurn Post, Physician 5ei Broadway il I'm
HOWARD INSURANCE. Company.-At eicc-
luon held sd instant the following persons
duly elected Directors OF this Company for the ensuing
year
f. Havens Nathaniel Weed
Na,ah Taylor John Rsnkin,
WIN W. Todd, Meigs D. Benjamin.
j. Phillips Phoenix Ferdinand Suyta:n,
Joseph V. Varnum. Henry G. Thompson
j. D. Wolfe Peter l. Sevus,
William Couch, Edward Anthony.
Tanning c. Tucker, Thomas W. Peersail,
h. L. Woolley, Henry z. Davies.
Al a subsequent meeting of the Board of Directors r.
Ravens, ESQ. unanimously elected President
d2g lw LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
TMSTJR NCE-FTRE AND MARINE
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List of Letters remaining in the Pest Office a
Harlem, n, Y. January lSt, 1916.

ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. nj.
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ORDER OF George VI. Smith, Supreme Court COM
~ missioner is hereby given mai al attachment mas
Issued against the Holden B. Vaughn no" or ae
of ID. Ste Of Rhode Island debtor ana ust
the same Will sold for the payment OF MS debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law,
within nne months from the publication OF this notice
and thar ire payment any debts due 70 hin W residents OF
this STATE and delivery to him. for his use OF any prop
ey within this State belonging him, and the transfer OF
AM such properly by him. forbidden BY Ia" aud are
void Dated Norwich Chenango Co Oct l0th 1915
~ BABCOCK s REXF0aD,
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LA York To Newark EZ ,bethowu West.
Scotch Plains, PaiDield, New.
Market Bound Book aud Sor-rville. y }.
The public are pecliuy informed that the subscriber
has established sn Express from Sew-York Somer9ils
ard ni,rudsie PLACES named above for the transmits
sion and speedy delivery OF Packages. Bundles Money
Nc the collection of Notes and Bills and al other business
app.rlalnins TO n yellregulated Express
Hours OF leavng-N ew-York al O'Clock. A. NJ. daily,
Somerville, II O'clock, P. NJ
Offc. in Ncw-York Merchants Hotel. IL Cor!sntsi;
al D. Noes Hotel and al tie Intervening places
un the route. al the Railroad DEPICTS.
A. ID. hUfE.
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DY ORDER of the Hon. Michael 7. Ulshoeter, first
Id Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas for the City and
County New YorkNoce is hereby given pursuant 10
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments against
nonresident debtors that attachment has Issued against
the estate OF ALFRED A. WOOD; resident OF The State
OF Connecticut and thai The VIII be sold for the pay
OF his debts unless appear and discharge -1ch A.
tachnenr according law, within pine months from ie
first publication OF this notice. and that the payment OF any
debts due 10 him by residents of this State and the delivery
him. use rny properly within this state be-
longing him. and the transfer OF any such property by
him. forbidden by law, and yod.Daed Inc ON day
OF July, 1915. GEO. C. GODDARD,
iv7 iawqn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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r-s~ NEW-YDKk AND EXILE r.,
szs...s.Iass-jsRALRoAD LlSE-W inter Ar sssM
sa.s>>@cs1S-r"sr |. 2 t-One Passenger line "
each way daily leaving New-YorS and Midde,own very
morning (Su1lay's excsped.l at O'Clock.
Freight Bar ge will leave New York from oet OF Duane
s-Tuesay Thursday and Saturday afternoons at
Stages Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Hudson and Albany
eaye Turner's Depot upoa arrival of passenger lain-
SAgrs for Bo0iu sburg Monticello, Milford. Honesdae,
CErbvujae, BiughaInton, Owego. &c &c leave Middle
low upon arrival OF Passenger train
o. - W., .,e lis
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INSURANCE-FIREA AND MARINE.
rsHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
L HARTFORD. Capital $500 ZOO, with liberty TO IN.
$780, 200. Charter perpetual! Agents ot'ce'
No. Z. We-sL
The business OF this Company has never been interrupted
zinc. chartered. of century ago lis
the great re OF December 1885, were paid IN iu
and also those by the Ere OF tde 1870 July last It's capital
unmpsired and the 18th Increased pur
OF the stockholders, by the subscription and
payment OF S5O.fO0 OF additional capital This Com
psny continues approved risks Fire and Marine
the mos favorable All losses promptly al used and
paid. SW. IHOMPSON,} Agents.
dos I'm WIZ Fl BIRD, -nee
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WHERE LIFE REMAINS WE HAVE
STILL SOME HOPE

Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Chcrry-No Quack
Gery-No Deception In setting forth the virtues of
tns truly great medicine, we have desire to d..
GeiVc those who arc labouring under aflciinn, nor
do we wish to eulogize it more than IL Justly de.
serves. Yet when we look around and see the vast
amount OF suffering and distress occasioncd bv
many of the diseases which this medicine has
proved so highly successful feel that we cannot
favor. - ' !" i''
Various remedies, it is true, have been offered
ana pulled into notice for the cure of diseases n
.he lungs and some nave yet been found no doubt
very useful but of all that have yet been discover
cd, 1t is admitted by physicians, aud all who have
Witnessed ITS effects, that has proved as sue.
ceSsfui as this. For Asthma Shortness of Breath
ana similar affections, may be pronounced posi-
me cure IT has cured Asthma in many cases of
Yen and twenty years standing, after physicians
cine. ~ " 'i'
r, iie careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR,s
bAiSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by /. BUTTS. Address all orders TO
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass
~ For particulars Dr. Wistar's treatise ON
consumption, to be had of the agent
Agents-Portsmouth, G.. II HEINITSH AGENT
- 'rioik; VI. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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ITEMS.

Cut from HE Philadelphia Spirit of The Times.
They DON'T LIKE IT.-'Fhe dry goods clerks
OF New York, held a meeting on Tuesday nuht.
at which several of them spoke, and resulo,inns
were passed, expressive of the stronn rs, ndivna
'l'n at the rnmored policy of several of The dry
goods merchants, IN watching The guings in and
comings' out OF The clerks. when off duty. re
poIt is To be made al future meeting
MAKING Will" Well b." said freud
TO one OF our officers, who is going to the war.
- have you made your will 2''
Oh, yes" said b., - made will. for
give all The fellows owe and cal upnn all who
owe me, TO pay np.'
Nor AFRAID.-One of the Baltimore Vnun
teers, at the battle IF Monterey. exclaimed as he
hit Mexican desperate blow, .'D-n YOU.
take that. here's city cour, on, here !" So
says letter writer.
WANTS HIS MoNEY.-Gen .sT.eslie Conmbs
has Instituted a claim against the United States
Government, amounting To 500 200, which SUN
the Government of Texas owed him when i, he
came 4 member Of The Union
VERY GOOD LAVA case is now neodino
in Mississippi. in which an attemp, is To be made
TO enforce the law of that State which tcoujres
that man shall pay the debts of each individual
whom he kills in a duel
Slow WoRK.--The volunteering from Massa
ohusetts goes on slowly Up To one O'Clock On
Tuesday. only thirty one men, including The off
GERS. had heen enrolled at The three recrulinu sta
lions in Boston.
THREW HERSELF FROM 4 WiNpow.-Eliz,.
beth Price committed suicide in Boston, on Thurs
day evening, by throwing herself from a " ind .v
She was widow, and through intemuerance
partially deranged.
AMERICAN SHIPPING.-There were bniIt in
The United States, from the 1st of January. to
the 3Oth of June, 1886 26,794 vessels Of all
kinds, with tonnage of about 4. $50 600 ions.
BE CAUTIOUS WHITING or marking ANYTHING
except the address upon newspapers forwarded by
man. Is hereafter to be punished by fine of So
for each offence.
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A RARE CHANCE.
Dec 10

a Having more my hamds than ! can
HzaaI well attend to, now offer that well known
49, BUSINESS STAND that lately purchased
OF l.. w johnson, with the new Piece attached .
io' hcht the ensuing year, reasonable terms To
good tenant-togcther with Cart lloulc md Stalls
The Cart House and Stalls sufficient for the ac
coinmodatlon for fifteen Horses and Carts. Car
ilagcs, Giggs or Bu%gics. The House is well stu.
atcd Tor Pubic House and Grocery or Rcfiecto
ry Being thirty five feet in length by twenty-five
doeP, with seven large and convenient Rooms
good Room Tor Grocery Bar Room. The loca
ton OF this House is adIniratlc for business of all
most any KIND being on County street, within for.
wishing to enter In business would do well to call
down and view the premises.
Dec l7-3w RATFM,N
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USI 81 he OF IAN D. Undcr the pro
Cha' les Russell and Jane c., his wife, on tho 5h Of
Sept, 1874, recorded in the Office of Norfolk Coun-
ty Court, and at the request Of George Chambers
the beneficiary in said deed shall sell To the high
est bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY the 29Lh ID, C ,
1916 at the corner of G. Y Diggs's Store, on High
and Crawford street,, in Portsmouth,, at ~ o'clock
M, certain Tract or Parcel of Land, with its an.
performances, near SCOTS Creek, and within half
mile OF Portsmouth; which land is described as
bounded by the lands of John G Hatton John
Wilson and others, and (accortine to the deed of
James Scott and wife to George M. Balm referred
TO Tor mctes and bounds,) contains thirty four
acres, ono rood and sixteen poles This Piece of
Land Is highly improved well enclosed, and offc RS
great inducements Garden Farm The title
IS doubtless clear, bat as trustee shall only convey
with special warranty.
Dec 10 J. s. STUBBS Trustee
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JOHN HAYES.

SCARCITY OF FooD. Douglass Jerroll in hi,
English Shilling Magazine. is severe ON the o.,
eminent tor ordering prayers ngains, IA nine To he
put up IN 1890 parishes, when by m rely taking
oil lhe DUTY on foreign corn tho danger would he
past. II reminds him Of the Imprisonment Of the
Pope ny order OF Charles The 9th when he cap
tured and sacked Rome, and who on his re,urr
III SPAIN ordered prayers to be said in behalf al,
his Holiness. whom he conld have relieved by his
sign manuel at any time.
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FOR RENT.

q That comfortable and pleasantly situated
szaEI FAMILY RESIDENCE in the neie hborhood
.h-G@J of Capt. S. Watts, and Immediately at the
w est end of the Plank Bridge, leading from the
Old Methodist Church. II has Rooms a nd a lar ore
Carrot, good Kitchen and all other conveniencc,s
required. Pump of the best water in town with
in few feet
And for sale a first rate Stove and Pipe suitable
for a Dry Goods Store School RooIn-it will be
sold very low. Apply to JNO. TALBOT.
Also good Feather Beds Dec I5-3s
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-Thc subscriber takes
Il this method of informing his friends and the
pubic generally, that he intends leaving this sec.
ton OF the county for the South. during the CON.
ing year, he will therefore, and after the 1T of
January, lS47 close his Books and do entire Cash
Business. lie intends (notwithsta ndino) keening
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 the adjoining
City. JOS A R1IISiIIy
Dec I2-ts
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COSTLY SUNDAY EvESING WALK."-
we feafn from The Louisville Journal. that the
oliow'ns cn'ck was an "Wednesday presented To
thc oank upon which il was drawn, by .Jndv,
Pirile, leading counsel for Miss Nam, Haves
LoUIsvILLE, Dec 6. 1876
Henry >. Julian Esq. Treasurer ofNI.chou.
les saving Institution at louisville - Please nay
10 TO- the nearer, Tor a Sunday evening walk. SIX
Thousand Dollars, aud charge the same 10 &C
count
$4,000. Holm uavrc
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE,
TlWee Doors below the Old Stand

feNliE PUBLIC will please take notice that have
IL removed from tho Old Stand TO the building
, IN a0or7 below, fprmcrly occupied by Mr. How.
Having just t, turned from the North I nm ,v
opening a ttiH assortment of ~
OEoIHlNG AND FANCY GOODS
WINCH cannot nc surpassed, il cquailcd in quality Of
Inateiia OF Won uansbip, for tie prices and which
am oettrnlned to sell lower for Cash than the
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold CoT
part, Of The following "
Coats of al prices. from So 80 to $1,000
Vests of al qualities, from | % to 90
Pants do do o. $40 50o
Jackcis-Shir,s, Of every c=criprion-Draw crs
Socks Scarts- hefs-Shrt Collars and
1oSomS- Gum Susrendcrs, from Is to so cents-in
taCt every thing usually kcplin a C!otlin" store
have also a ncw and beautiful assortment of
CUILERf, warranted to be of frat rate n,,t,, iii
a"i MAKE lt consists in part - follows Pen
knives from o. cts. {" S So Razurs of Rooera's
maze 81 eta TO 81 25-Scissors frbrr !2i to so Ga
nave alsn, IN addition ~ the above n rond y q.
s"r;lncnt of JEW ELRY, such rs Breast pins ~
ger Kings. Fob aud Guard Chains Silvr, ybin'.
hi's and Shields, Watch Keys St.ds Sc wh;rb
VIII sell lower than they can he had AT any n,bcr
place in these dggins ''"''
To the LADIES would say that have an cxccI
,cnt assortment of Edgings, from to r i'm vide:
Ncrdics, assorted sharps; Pins s aooI Cottn -
the best make 200 yds for It's snon sriras ..
rap LADIES' HoEe, from 70 to ST. cts white
mix d and hac Ladies' and Childreu,s NJ, c.
Also an a5sortn!cht of Chdrens Socks and Stock
iurS -" GU" 0'"'N
The Gentlemen viii please call and lool, at some
CLoAkH nave, tire prices of which, tor the oual
itY, will astuuish them. " H'''
have also beautiful lot of CAPS, of all dc.
sen ptlon7- quahiy and price cheaper than tbev
can be bought elsewhere in the town
sept 20 ]. Nj. MILES
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FURNITURE sALE.-By virtue Of a Deed

FURNITURE SALE.-By virtue Of Decd
Il OF Trust from John b. Levy, dated 18th of
August 1916, to secure certain debts therein men
inst, at the residence If said Levy. at 10 o'clork
A NJ, on the corner of Court and County streets
All the household aud kitchen FURNITURE be.
longing 10 said Levy, and ON MONDAY The 2Sh
inst, before the Court House, at IL o'clock NJ
me Lot OF LAM on Middle street, between the lots
Oh w IN Benthali and Robert III. Tatcm.
Dec lo-3t GEORGE NJ. Balm, Trustee
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CAPITAL JoKE.--Our neighbor of the PENN
sylvanian published in an ertra the great sncech
ofDaniel Webster. delivered in Fanieul Han in
le2O, denying the c"nsiituiinnal,y of tariff for
protection. and essentially in favnr of free trade
They were bought MP largely, and we are assured
our contemporary Greedy of the New York 'rri
bune. actually purchased one yesterday morning
on the New York boat. Wonder if he was Meas
ed in lis perusnl q keystone.
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FOR RENT,

The HOUSE on Queen street, above
M=sgNS Washington it is now occupied by j. NJ
is...M& Miles. IL has beautiful Garden with
,ssexA the best OF Fruits it has a Spring in the
'~-&@&sss garden, known by a great many OF The
citizens of this place to be the best water in the
town ! 1t has Stable, Woodhousc, aud a Kitch-
en- en- lerins low TO good tenant Enquire at The
portsmouth Arcade. j. NJ MILES.
Dec IL
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character and authority to foreigners to prey ON
our commerce. aud rrery ioss We meet with will
sW'i' 's' l'rleinrhy *s snail claim and secure
rom saf" neire The war concludes. The pnliry,
therefore. at hest is doubtful AZ Y S.n -
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Nov II
FOR SNIIrHFIELD.

- The new steamer Fun
~ -kAN will, until iithcr notice,
.'Lz .,.S5 make Three Trips week
: between Norfolk * Smith
ned having Myers wharf, Nuriolk, every Tucs
day, Thursday and Saturday, AT o'clock, a. Nj +;
returning, leave Srn'thfed every Monday, We'd
mes ay and Friday at 9 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Passage $i-Freight at the packet rates.
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THE LAST CALL FOR XES-Au
Il Persons who arc yet indebted for TOWN TAX.
ES, are respectfully informed that my duty is i'm
pcratIve in the matter, ano shall be compelled to
levy on their goods and cbattes if they are not inn
Incdiaiely settled. The ard OF Trustees will
show no lcnity to me my surctics, and look for
a prompt settlement carly in January all will
therefore, see the necessity under to adopt
stringent measures to make my collections and
trust that each will promptly meet their liabilities
thereby relieving me from a very unpleasant duty
Dec 8
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MISCEI.LA EOUS.
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENT.


hay ia ..,.ivc. another
GSS ass"rtn,u,"f Bloc Lava PHI 3,
~ Biaccoi4 \ "a a,,S and Ear
rs 1{~SSSsEy ! Rjnas.
Ms\ NG Also, Tug oi-c Plus. Brace.
We. GkES lt>, Ear X -. h,ck ac,s
NA% | MIES ard Fiup ~ jug- II, yare
MT<S .t<ruef all the late ,vlc Of - h'on
S>~tss~--],s~<Se~ lrd.cs Inv it.d ia call
and make their sclc, ton ms thew VII co., ,H a,
,sp eddy as the others did Also i'm s,c,, fp , az
silver, She'll Buffalo and Brnzilan'Hnlku Cunits.
The con'Eonity generally are s'ittd % Ct Il aud
see nS 81 the nrsl and nest extensive 81 cts of
WATCHES, JEWEERf, SILVER AND PLA.
TED WARE, cucyand Military Goods ever Of
cred in the Civ, allof which shall be- sold as low
as at any City Store. j. NJ FREEMAN
10 large nssortncmt of Steel. Silver aud Gold
Beads, Purse aud Bag Clasps, Purse Moun,iugs..
&C. al very low price,. Oct20
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E'OK HIRE, for the next year, 6 or S valuable
NEGRO MEN. Amongst them are four ex.
Geieht Mcchanics, B'i Layers, and Pastcrers,
Brick Makers and Burners one yorng ma
brought up in the house, AN excellent house mr.
body servant; the others, good laborcrs Apply
10 j. THOMPSON.
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ID X Il SPICES, &c.-We have received
Il another fresh supply OF Pure and Genuine SPI-
CES, particularly ior the accommodation of those
who wish to make some Nicctes Tor the Christmas
HoIydays. (suvh as Mincc Pics. Cakes, Sc1
Gloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutnegs
Ailspice, tow'd Ginger, White Ginger, Pepper,
Double Distilled Rose Pure Oil Lemon
Orange Water, Essence Lemon, SC, &c
Also Fresh Supcr6nc Olive or Table Oil For
sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec IL CHAS II. HEINlrSH, Agent
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w III. III. HODGES 81 CO.. have Just re-
w ceivcd at their Book aud Variety Store a
GUITAR which has hcen pronounced by an excel
cht Judge of Musical INSTRUMENTS, to be a very su-
pcrior toned instrument Call soon il you want Il
borgaiu Dec r
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Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Vashins ton
amt alexandria,
A%@5szT, Fare to Richmond and
.s.zIEyyasey- P nHi sbnrg, Is cents only
esc sssssEs:s Farcto F eercksburg,
s a 90, to Washington and Alcxaudsia $3.50
HOUR Of LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 a. NJ.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running In conncXiOn with tho Richmond
ana Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrighr's wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
ut 6 a. NJ, for the abuvr cities and towns Pass n.
gers caknst on board the Augus, and arrive at
Port Walihnl at halt past II M, where trains leave
inmc iia;ely for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. NJ and
at Richmond about 2 Z. NJ, about two hours in adj
vance of the old James River Line and in a Boat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations, and the atcn-
non oil her officers to the comfort of her PASSENGERS
Returning the passcn gers leave Richmond nd Pc
tc shurg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
half past a. M. broakfas on boa rd the Auo,is
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past I r. NJ
u will be pcr civcd from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
OPT ortnnIty OF transaciing it and returning Ivy the
boat oil next morning 50 as IT, be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at tho usual landinos on
James River to take in and put out way travel and
at any other points on the river where signal l.,
made.
The public may rest assured that il is the deter
n'nation of the Proptetors to keep up this Line
permanently; am to accommodate travellers he
tween Norfolk Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg. and the Cities Of the District of Colu,n
bia, in the best manner and al the lowest ra tcs
For further Information. tickets or freight apply
to w. ~ GARNErT s. co.
n. -. The central position Of the Il. & P r. r.
Depot in Richmond, and its ontguity to tho prin-
cip'l Hotels and place of starting of the Cars from
Lynchburg, adds TO the economy as we'll rs tIo
convcnicnccs OF thi Line. oct
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-24
TAKE NOTICE.

I'HAT the Subscriber las Just received lot of
- DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS-SiugIe Guns
as low as s. 90, and Double Guns a low as SIS 90
Also; Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
tiasks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters Percussion
Cops OF al the different qualities, Canister Powder
Drinking Cup-, and every article called fr'bv
Spor'sman tbs the determination "r the Suhscri-
Der not u he nnlcrsuih under worked, MT per
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from nm as can he purchased in This section Of
country Also al work in the Gun linz, will be-
warranted 10 be done well and as chcap if NOT
cheaper, than can be done hero or elsewhere. So
Cahntthe sign OF the Mammoth Gun High street,
p"rsmouth, va, one door east nf the Old Dominion
once, and get bargains, and no mi. kr
attended to. S
Sept % IA sp,ID1Nc
n. Il Old "copper" and Brass taken in cxchanc.
Tor wo K'or the hist"st cash price paid for IT,