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NJ tBAJA ~ HERMAN CORTES Sc
L q AIRS I'VE are'anxi' us to call the attention
of good Segars and genuine Tobacco We bSvc
received some OF those celebrated brands NARAJA
HERMAN CORTFS. on account IF their extra
Ordinary superior. quality, and extensive demand
IN thc Oni'ed States, universally acknowledged
to be lar snpcrior t. any Scgars ever i'm 3ortcd-
we can establish this fact, by smokers and GOO
Judges IN Norfolk and other portions of the United
States. We have Other brands which cannot he
cXceiIed La India, Poodripe, Baranea, Regatta.
I"Scdforos' Ia Norma, C.. Sc For sale az the
Drug Store, Sign of the Biz Mortar
Dec 81 ClIAS. III HEINITSU Ar,pt
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From Messrs. Bull & Alden

Louisvillc, Ky. Feb. 49, 1916
DR.. O. Benz. Smith-Dcar sir You will please
send W. twelve gross of vour valuah', Pills From
present indications we shall sell siarec amount of
them we lind that they go verv quick, &C..
Your friends, BULL & ALDEN
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tTrom Dr.. Singleton !

NInithIand, Nv Feb q ISIS
DR.. G. Brni. Smith Dear SIR: Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold so well and given
such general satisfaction, your Iuprovrt i Indian
vegetable Pile. Very respectfully yours
f.. SINGLETON
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

LINE TO
Richmond Peiersdwg fredericksburg, Washington
and 1leTGndrid
y'' :.s'r H Is "s@'s an sS@
=; ::::s i.1..sssP in,ludjnr meals
= s:<sslEs=sa Fare to Il ierickshurg,
: i.OD, to WASHINGTON and NlcxAudri. $500
-, HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED no 6 a. M.
The quick aud beautiful low pressure Steamer
AuguS,a, tunninr in connexion Wit, the Richmond
nd Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wright'a wharf
Norfolk every Tucsday, Thursd v and SATURDAY.
't6 \. NJ for the above cities and towns Pass n.
r"rs eikihst on boacd the Aug sta and arrive at
'or Walhall at hill past u M. where trains leave
"mcdaiely for both Petersburg anil Richmond
rflving at Petersburg by halfpaSt / p. NJ and
tt Richmond about p. Nj, about Two hours i'm adj
ancc of she old James River Line. and in a Boat
unsurpassed III her accommodations, and the atten-
ION OF her officers to the comfort OF her passengers
fGiurnlu@ the passepg gers leave Richmond and Pc
e shurg very Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at half past A. NJ, breakfast on board the Angus.
ia, and arriying at Norfolk ahuut half past p NJ
" VIII be pcr' cived from the abo, C. that this
comfortable aud expeditions line gives TO Dersous
Wis tn" Richmond Petersburg on business the
op ortunity of Transferring ii ana rcturnirr nv the
boat of next morning, To be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta "ii stop at tho usual landings on
James River to take in and put way rrav,l, and
nt my other points on the river where signal is
made.
The pubic may assured that IL is the deter
'"inHu"n @i the P,oo'ietors to keep up this Line
rcrmancntIy; an to accommodate travellers be-
tween Hor'Olk ar Portsmouth and Richmond n md
Petersburg and The Cities of the District OF Colum
hia, in the best manner and at the lowest ra tcs
For f'irher information, tickets irei.ht, apply
20 w. II GARNETT & co.
~ 3. The central position Of the II. s. p. r. r.
DEPOT IN Richmond, ana its tontiguy tu the prin-
ciDHl Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North aud West, and the Canal Packets for
L"mchhurfc, adds TO the economy as well rs the
convenicnccs o this Line Oct 2
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MRS >. CROCK Err takes this method to
w inform the citizens of Portsmouth, tina, she
has established SELECT SCHOOL Tor young
Misses, and small children, in The House formerly
occupied by the Rev. MIR Harrison, on London
street, "hcrc a limited number of Pupils will be
received.
Terms, from Three to Five Dollars per Quarter
IL weeks. Jan Ii I'm
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MOIiCE.-All persons hereby forwarncd
~ from Cunning, or in any other manner tres
passing upon the lands OF the undcrsgn cd, situate
near me town OF POI tsmou,h-aa the penalty of the
law VIII be enforced against any and all persons so
o"Ih"lng. WILLIAM MAY.
Jan alas
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81 rs u.nsi nc acc u1InauiCd bv "a guaranty ~
some known aod rcsponsiblc pcrson that the Offer
sr will execute, within ten days after the bid i.
nude known, contract with bond in good aur
suf1icicnt security to comply with his cfTcr. for
which tho guaranty will hofd himself RESPONSIBLE,
in case Of failure, according to the act of Congress
in that case made and provided
Jsn2-Sfw GEO. LOYAL. Navy gent
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~ CHS g. Head, Bart
The Useful Arts, considered in COMMISSION with
the applications ui Science: with numerous En-
gravin gs, by Jacob Blglow, Md.
Parcuial Instructions Guide TO Wisdom and
Virtue. dcsi gncd Tor young persons of either sex
detected mainly from the Writings OF an ancient
Pin yscian.
The Juvenile Companion aud Firesidc Reader
consisting of Historical and Biographical Anec
dotCs, and Selections in Poetry by Rcy'd. J. L.
Blake, ID. ID.
The Life and Surprising Adventures Of Robin.
son Crusoe, with n biogra phica account of Dcfoc
illustrated with fifty characteristic Cuts
The Use of the Body in Relation 10 the Mind by
George Moore, NJ d.
BcanchamP, or the Error; novel, by G. p. Il.
James, Esq.
Fortescuc, novel; by !. Sheridan Knowles
For sale by w H HODGES & co.
Jan II
[Old North State cnnvl
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NLOTHs, CLOTHS. INC sn

tLOTHS, CLOTHS.-Th subscribers viii
- close oGt lh'ir present stock Of Woolcn Goods
very low consisting of
Frcrch, En- gish aud American Clotlsand C,ssi
mcrcs,
Blan&ets. Cassnetts, Twccds and Korscys
sh"Ws' Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together with n
most complete miscellaneous stock embracing
most of the articles in the DIV Goods line
Jan Nv WIN II. STEWART
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TOMN HALL

THEATRICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
MESSRS. ELLIS ~ RODNEY have the
lYA honor Of announcing to the inhabitants of
Portsmouth and its vicinity, that they intend gv
ing series of entertainments at the TOWN HALL,
and proud TO inform them that they have se-
cured fora few nights only, the services of the re.
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M !ARKlED,

On Thursday evening last, 10y the Rev. N NJ
Tatcm, Mr.. JArss TArsM. 90 Norfolk countv In
Miss Ann F. o~""~, of Norfolk.
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nILS, OILS. OILS.-Wc have Just received
- large aud full supply Of GOOD LAMP OILS,
S , as Pure Blcached sperm, Refined Lard aud
whale. We Rave three different kinds and at the
ioilowing p'iccs per pint, G6, 10. and 8 ccnts.-
inose wishing excellent Oils viii do well to give
us can, at the Drug and Chemical Store. Sign of
the Big Mortar. CHAS. ~. HEINITSH, gent
GJ- Also. another supply If Pure Linsefd OIL
tih OIL p,~e Hlhie Lead, TupenHne, Varaisies
Wmdo'c Glass Pure Chrome Yeiioto and Green, &c.
Jan "a
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE. ,

NOIIOIk, JdnUafy n, Io1I.
GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, wi1I be re-
- cevcd until ~ o'clock, the ID dav OF Feb
ruary, lor the delivery the Navy Yard i,oD.dj.
atey. on or before the an Of Nm CHI, Of the follow.
ing bill Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PARK ERS' HOTEL.
M STREET., NOnFoLK.


trorm"ty Of he Cdtcford House, Portsmouth,
[nvrz1,A Wo III resp ctfuliv inform his friends
TsS.t,SlA aud III .po6lic. that te, has taken the
ltsItEsL, Houser Gently erected b. c. Hall, ESQ
Mt1iA& TIE iious" il spacious and om,nodi.
sszs1A-l.ss Gus, the rooms airy and comfor,oblo.
the situation central and convenient
lie has nj considerable cxpcns, furnished il in Il
neat and appropriate ,tvlc, Gall his furniture bsiny
newo and pledges himself that no pains will be
spared to make his guests transient and De-, ma.
nehO comfortable and agreeable
10, ll> charges win he loss than onv recruitment
BOARD-pr day, SI oh
per ~ee6 90
per month, % 40
Jan Ply s. PARKER
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our SECOND SUPPLY Ole CAsuP

hUR SECOND SUPPLY OF Cash PUR-
~ CHASES.-Splendid double stitch Brorans at
8 per pai'-240 pairs just received at the New
York Boot and Shoe Store
Boy5's extra heavy Btognns at 62J and 65 cents q
pair-lS0 pairs received and for sale at the Ne ".
York Shoe store.
Youths Bfogane at IS and 90 cents-isO pairs re.
ccivcd aud OF prime quality
Youths Winter Boots at IS cents pair: no such
bargains in Youths Bouts can be found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
Mems thick Boots at SI.T5; all who want thick
Boots, can get prime quality for Si75 only, at
the Boot Store.
Mems Kip Boots, at $225, few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Boots extra size
do Women's Grain Bouts.
case Mems primo Elastic over Shoes.
doz Gents Sporting Hats.
ITO Boys Cps, very cheap.
do Mons Fur do. do
The above is part of invoice which arc open
ing this morning, and which we can sell less than
the manufacturers themsclvss :, and less than they
arc TO be found at any other place south Of Nc,
York. All vino wish to purchase by the case or
pair would do we'll to call at the New York Boot
and Shoe Store, next to the Farmers Bank
Main street, Norfolk. J. II. GREGORY
Dec ~
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FOR RENT

"A The Granite front STORE and DWELL
sSa5I ING on the East side of Crawford street
81 near the foot of tho Market House, Ports-
mouth ut present occupied by Mr. Hoffman, is
offered Tor rent TO a punctual tenant. Terms will
be made accommodating. Possession given ON the
lst January, iSl7. Apply TO
JOHN BUFFERS, in Gosrort.
Or to DAN'L TURNER, opposite the premises
Dec 81 " - ~ =
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{ tOm MISSION ER'S SALE.-Purscant to
- de' rec Of the Comfy Court OF Norfolk bearing
date on the 9th day OF November, 1916 in a suit
therein pending in Chanccry in which John F.
Young is Plaintiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
VIM II. Young, infants, arc Defendants i sial
proceed TO sell at Public Auction for cash, before
the Court House of No folk County the 27tI in
slant, at ii o'clcck, the following personal estate
viz
valuable Slave Isaac, aged about q years
Jan 7--tds JOHN COOKE Commission
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NnR DINAMt

The HOUSE on Quecn street, above
,zztEsZNS Washington it is now occupied by j. NJ
sss.H3 Miles 1t has hetuiful Garden with
sseI15Ea the hest oil Fruits; it has Spring in the
t-s~szs "a garden, known by great many of the
CITIZENS of this place TO he the best water in the
i"wn 1T has Stable, Woodhouse, and Kitch-
In' c'u,S 10" tn a good tenant. Enquire at the
l"Dtshicuth Arcade. j. NJ. MILES
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For SAIITHEIELn-

90 The steamer Ea,un
b. IL will, until ia. Their notice
LsiSsas5,5eEss- make Three Trips week
>sssaE=-afsT between Norfolk s Smith
fed +; leaving Myers wharf Norfolk every tues.
day, Thursday aud Saturd ", at o'clock, A. NJ;
returning, leave Smthtcli every Monday, We'd,
ncs av and Friday. at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
Passage $i.-Freght at the packet rates.
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IlIEn.

On the 2lst instant. Rcv',l GsoRcx w. I.,r.,M
Chaplain U. s. N, in his 30 year
In New YORK, on the 10th Instant JoHs T. rsVst
Ssilmaker, U. s. N,vv, aros, &c 49,
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JED.
AGENCY FOR MILL BANDS.

HIDES, oil every description, green, sailed, and
dried, for which the highest market price will be
paid, OF Leather given in exchange.
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bOSIAB WILLS, Arclt for the sale OF J. II
- Triplet Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
o full assortment, and will supply the trade at as
low prices article Of equal quality can he o,,r
chased IN any Gf the northern arcts. Just re-
cclVcd 0UU KEGS wei assorted Nov 81
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4 -. MiNTON, Dealer in Fine Gold Lever
C. Watches Jrwery, silver and Plated Wares,
U'ewi3Td street, Portsmouth, Va.
Jan 10
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
y AIN NNACS for 1917, Tor sale by the pross
dozen single one, by
Dec % w. IT, RI. HODGES e. co.
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ENCHA NGE on New York aud Baltimore in
Il sums to suit purchasers can be- had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
l'Fc - Lottery and Exc han Ue O(Iire
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dana

200 SIDES tenliock Sole
so do do do damaged
200 do Oak do
40 do Harness Leather,
10 do Fair Bride do
10 do Shifting do
10 do Black Bride do
sc do Russett-Ship Chambers
"a do do Negroes
81 do Wax Leather
IL do Curtain do
"a do Horse (Buff)
doz. Splits
Is do Lining Skins We low pink and white
| do Cochneal (for boot tops)
10 do French Calf Skins
II do Calf Skins Crawford, Philadcphia)
do Tampico, French (Morocco)
900 bushels Pastercrs Hair
300 lbs. Nails
gross Aw Handles
10 do Avis
200 lbs. Thread
10 bushels Pegs
Is gross Boot Webbing
10 dozen Arncs' Knives
Together with SHoEAIAKERS' KIr, complete.
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STILL FOR RENT.

:" =
d The Dwelling over the Drug store. Sio,
K5a4I az tho Big Mortar. 1t will aiIswcr remarka
~ bly, well for email family We are de
sironS of renting it only to small family, few o
10 children. CIiAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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Gold Dotaohed aud Anchor Escapcmcnt Liver
Wa'chcs, fiuii jewrled.) Gold Lepnc Watches
Silver Lover. Lcpine and Vertical Watches Col /
Guard, Fob, aud Vest Chains Gold Thiinhles
Shields and Spccts. Gold Pencils. Lorkcts and Ma
naha'1s Cameo aud Stone Pins, Ear Rings, Finger
Rings, Bracelets, Clasps and Snaps Silver Arrows
Pencils, Tooth Picks aud Combs, Cord Cases Shirt
studs. (ncw stvlc.) Silver Table, Tea and Dessert
spoons, Silver Table, Tea and Dessert Forss SUI
gar longs, Butter Knive<, Cups, Spects. Sc. SC,
Shell, Tuck. Side and Buffalo Combs. Coral Arm
lets for Infants, Cake Baskets, Casters. Wa;-
tcts in sets or single one all nf which will be sold
cheap for cash, at J. Is. MiNTON'S
Jewclry Store. Crawford St. Portsmouth, Va
N. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired
and the highest price given for Old Gold and Silver
Jan ~ j. Il. NJ.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
RE u II q II D. s. co

HIDE and Leather Dealers, No. u, Camp
belts Wharf NortoM, Va.
TIME Subscribers have taken the Store between
4 those OF Mr.. Daily and Mr.. Bublong, on Camp.
bells Wharf. for the purpose OF conducting the
HIDE AND LEATHER BUSINESS. and would
call the attention of Shocn,akers, Saddicrs, Hair
ness and Coach Makers aud all persons who use
and buy Leather 10 sell again, in Eastern Virginia
and Carolina, to the LARGE AND WELL Sc
LECrED STOCK, which they are determined to
cell at prices that cannot fill to please. Their
Stock selected lately at The North, by one OF
the firm. who has been engaged in The business Tor
twelve years, and they satisfied that it is equal
to, if not superior TO any in Eastern Virginia. II
consists in part, as follows:
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RS. $. CROCK r proposes. ifsuficicnt
80 encouragement be given herd to Give Les
sons in the ar of PENMA NSHIP to Young Ladies
and MiSscs, Mt her residence Middle street com
mcncing on the 10Th. Hours Of 0ttendtnce-from
moderate.
Mrs. G will also take Class of Lads if desired
low
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MIsCELLANEoUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
%oRDAN'S LOTTERY OFElCE,
East side nc NMylsei.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Glass M r
y,, ~, 80 %, d. -. SO 6. 80, 20. rs s, 81, a.
ho'e Ticket IL 30. 90. capital prize of S 1000 re.
turned for want of n purchaser.
100000!
Alexandria Lott ry Glass D.
drawing received here on Monday Evening
10 Numhers-- 10 Ora wn BaIlo Is
Sspimis- S3Ouo0, 10 900. 5000, 900, ,0OO 10 oi
2oO. OF 1909, Sc
Tickets only Sl0--Sharos in proportion.
ALSO.
.He.ss Sussex LOTTERY. Class 4
Drawing received Tuesday morning
rs Numbers--l3 drawn Ballots
Capitals Sd, 600. ,S52, 9 OF 1000, 2 of 800 &c
Tickets only SI--Sbares in proportion
Tickets TO ne lad at JNO ID, GORDAN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office Norfolk :
Where the hi chest pre- MUM is paid for Cold
SILVER aud specie Checks Jan 23
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GOSHEN CHEESE.- 90 boxes and Is casks
u Cheese Just received
IS hrkin~ New York Butt"r, of good quality
81 bbis LIST pro Swan Gin If superior quality
10 bids bright heavy and sweet Molasses, at
low price
275 bb's SUPERIOR Mountain Flour, landing from
3, hrs Dorchester and Plough0ov
l5O boxes D"l'etts.' Smith s. Curletps' Candles
$40 lacks G. g. Salt in storC aud for sale low
% hbls Poll. Cordial, of superior quality
70 boxes GunPowder and Imperial Canton and
Country Tea
10 or casks Como Brandy
300 realms Wrapping Paper, large and small for
falcby j. WILLS.
Jan 7
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BOARDINC uOITSC

HURRA FOR TEX AS!-This is TO inf, M
the Public If p rtsinquth, Gosp TT. Ncwtown
ann inc surrounding country, that am still M the
accommodate them, rs | when ! first com.
meuced and TAX" tits method of communicative
u th'rn MY unicigned franks for the very liberal
patronage extended TO ting the mast wear
aud wonld solicit call from those who have called
before and par,i ua,ly infnrn those who have not
yrt called thai can SUPPLY As MANY MORE
shall for the succeeding year be eouauv as
prompt andpnnctual in my business as was last
year. in - 80 '
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON WORK
coN-TANT SUPPLY OF
S1OpEiS. Of erery pdriety and Pattern
always on hand, which, with every an tcle in my
line are sold cheap for cash
DANIEL s. CHERRY,
JAM Under the OH Dominion Office.
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ALL NOT LosTTHAT ISM DANGER

( ALL Al HODGES 81 co.'s, BOOK
- AND VARIETY STORE, if you wish to pur.
RI, r. any OF the New Books pubisbed. They sell
i,t oEs az Fubishcr's prices. Among the number
"Tr,y received they have
Ihc Flowers of Fable
Ivt,o,a or The Siege Of Grenada, by Sic f. Bugcr
Bb!ntton's Book Of Nature
IIc,nres Of Early Life
l.. ID "9''ouo"ly' Dy ochisoH Oiin5'cad, l..
TaJJhngs at Home or the Juvenile
N""Eet opened, by Dr. lIickiu * Mrs Barrauld
M ~ and 30 Pictorial Shakespeare
'o' 10 Pictorial England Jan I6
Told North State copy1
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DUHE OIL OF LEMON. 49, Pure Rosc Wa.
tcr, Pure Cinnamon Water Oranoc Flow.
CT water, AID veral kinds of ESSENCES. pre-
pred With %-ai cure cxprcss'y f,r the Christmas
Festival y $50 on hand tho Genuine Cologne M
Ter md Bay Rum in fancy bottles Of ali size for
sale very low at BUFF'S Mcdi, al Emporium
Dec II High street
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a NNUALs OTHER RooK s. snila.

A NNUALS ANOTHER BOOKS. soit,.
"A bic for Christmas aud New Years Presents
The Amarauth friendships Offering
The May. Flower
Poetry Of Flowers and Flowers of Poetry
Poets Of Amcrica-Thc Rose
Halicck's Poems Poems of Amelia
Millions Poct'cdl Works
Chile Harold
MYftis, with other Etchngs
Po'tica Works Of Collius Gray and Bcar;o
Scars New Pictorial Librrry
Buuvan's Illustrated Pill griln's Progress
Poctical Works of Miss findou
Poc'icaI Works Of Rogers Campbell, Montgomc
~, Lamb, AID Kirk White
Juvenile Scrap Books -Goismith's Essays
Hy9Cinth o. Affection Gift
Southcy's Poctical Works
Beautiful bound PRAYER Books
Bbes and Hymn Books together with a orcat
variety 0l Juvenile Books, for sale low by
W. RI. RI. HODGES & co
Dec 70 Crawford street
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NEW CROP N. o. SUGAR, &c.-5s bids
~ prime quality sugar
100 bb's Mess Pork. coon expected per barouc
farh'ah' ior SAFE ny j. WILLS.
Jan Commerce street
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NJ EW BOOKS just received and for sale by
w. II. n. HODGES & co.
Graham's English Svuonymcs
Amy Herbert. n tale by the author OF Gertrude,
Salkeld'5 Classical a ntiqnities
Nos 1913 and l24 Iustra ted Shakespeare
No. IL illustrated History of England
Guiz,'s History Of Civilization, vol.
FTost's Book of anecdotes the Moral Of His
tory, taught by real examples
Introduction TO the French Language: contain
ing Fables, Select Tales. Remarkable Facts Anu
sing An"odo'es, &C., with a Dictionary OF all the
Words translated into English by NJ. Dc Fivas
Evenings With the Cbroniclers; Uncle Ru.
pert's Tales of Chivalry
The Story Of Joan of Arc
Boyd's Eclectic Moral Philosophy Dec II
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ENOK RENT, nnd possession given on the lsr
OF Janu'ry next. that desirable RESIDEN' F.
on Middle street. now occupied by David Griffin,
Esq. and adjoining the residence of Jnn Thomp-
SON E.q. Apply TO JEo G. WEsToN. or
DEC ~ WIN II WILSON.
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Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Washington
and AleTGndrid
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NEW WATCHES, JEWEL
RY. SILVER AND Plated WARE

The Subscriber begs leave
10 inform tho inhabitants of
Portsmouth and its vicinity,
that he has commenced the
above business. in Pnrtsm nth,
next door TO w b. Pitcher.
ESQ on Crawford ST., where
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w III. III. HODG ES d co. have lust re-
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DEnthe.

In st Adams, Cd inst, of consumption, Eliza Ann
wife of Eastman, aged 30 years.
In Swantou, 9Th inst, OHs Brnnerd, 46.
In Fairfield 24th ult, Hiram Soue, 81.
In Brattleboro, 4th ut, Mrs. Martin Startwell, 81
Also April 4, Hon. Lemuel Whitney, 80.
In Vernon, 28th ult. Ellen Caroline, aged 10 weeks
daughter of Lorenzo Brown.
In MARLBORO, 23d ult. Theresa Winchester
daughter of Robinson Winchester, aged IS.
In jamaica 9th ult., Mrs. Chrstiana Livermore
I5O Also, 28th ult, Fanny Maria Chaplin, %
In Proctorsve, I'd inst Joseph Addison, son of 10
seph Smith, aged 2 years.
In jamaica 18th ult, Gratib Eliza Lincoln, "A, wife
OF Rev Lincoln, and daughter of Nathan Smith, M
d., late professor in Dartmouth and Yale Colleges.
In Danville, 2lst ult of consumption, Judith, widow
OF the late Abram Buel, aged &C.
In Wheelock, 29th ult, of pleurisy fever, William
Smith, &c.
At Parishvlle, N. Y, March 2, Maria, wife of Capt
Samuel Hoyt, AZ.
In St Johnsbury East, April s, Albert Rankin, 81.
In Pomtret, 9Th inst, Lucy Paddock, a.
Also, 18th inst. of inflammation of the lungs, Polly
wife of George Chedel, SO.
In Townshend, 9TH ut, Mrs. |. Holbrook, aged y.
In New York. 25th ult Rev, Theodore Sedgwicl
Wright, jealous phianthropst and friend Of the
slave.
In Topsham, I'd inst, Lydia, widow Of the late Asa
Diyol, aged 10 years,
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