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THE THIRTInTH CONGRESS-.

In answer to numerous applications for Informal
ton, as 10 the post Offices of the members of the
Thirtieth Congress, we publish the following table
Of particulars, so far advised. The blanks
will be filled up fast can ascertain the names
of the post Offices not now known. We call upon
our friends to aid us in this labor.
We have also left a column for the residences Of
the members In Washington, which will be COM
peted Immediately their arrival in town. II will
be corrected daily as to keep up with the changes
of residence which members may make. This CO.
lumn will be of great value to strangers and citizens
who may have business with members. Hotels and
the names Of such members as may take lodgings
with them, giving the exact location Of their houses
Our contemporaries win oblige US by correcting
any errors they may find In this list andapprise us
thereof Those papers In the vicinity Of the new
members with whom we exchange, can serve us by
publishing the of their home post Offices, and
drawing our attention to the information by mark
ing around the paragraph:
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THE TIMES

RS newspaper, edited by Duff Green Il will be,
as far as practicable, full fair, and candid record
Of passing events but it's chief present purpose is to
counteract the Abolition movement by nnmasking
the designs, motives and end Of political abolition
to demonstrate that Its principles hostile to the
rights property interests prosperity, and liberty Of
the North as the rights and property of the South
and by appeals to their intelligence and patriotism
TO unite the wise and good Of all parties In every sec
ton in a common effort to strengthen and perpetu-
ate the Union.
The Times will be published weekly in Washing
ton city, and sent to subscribers through the mail
for $3.50 per ann
For copies 1000
Publication office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
four md a. half street.
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q .RB
FITNAM'S

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Establishment
Soneasf corner Of Seventh and Streets opposite fhe
General Post Office,
WARRINGTON CITY, D. G.
THE Undersigned has resumed his old profession at the
above place. where he keeps hand regular assert
Of articles In his line, and where he 10 also At ali
times prepared TO execute orders In the best cheapest and
most expeditions manner
oct e-lyd' THOMAS FTTNAM.
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Dying Establishment,
OUTH side Pennsylvania avenue, (the first Establishment
y East OF Colemans Hotel,) where SILK, ERINO, and
all kinds Of S7RA w BONNETS are dyed in the neat.
est manner. ~ IN IA
coored and repaired In the best style and reduced prices
oct lS-dly' d
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Brooke, Shillington g. Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
ar All persons who approve the purpose for which
the Times is established requested to act agents
for obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested TO
publish this prospectus and forward their papers in
exchange. nov left
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT


6r3 Inc Subscriber would very re.
4 ;;::
youih's misscs and childtens SHOES and ROO
TEES, which. added 10 his STOCK already on
hand, rendcats his assortment complete
My Stock consists principally of the following
articles s
Ladies Morocco Bosklns thick sole best quality
DO do do End quality but GOOD
Do do French Ties, thick and him soc
Do do Turns, best quality, made by
Robinson, - PHILADELPHIA
DO do DO 2nd quality but good
Ladies Goat Buskins, thick SOLE best and 2nd
quality "' -""
Ladies Leather Buskins, pcggcci neat article
Do Half Caters, French lasting fine article
Misses Morocco Buskins thick s.le
Do Goat Skin-Do mot oc CO I}co,ccs
do Goat Buskins and Bootecs, scwcd and
pcgged ~
Chiidrcns thick sole morocco Bootecs and Buskins
Do Goat Bootecs and Buskns, sewcd and
pcggcd ~"
Mems Bootces right and lcft and strait bottoms
Boys call Bootees. very fine article
DO stout leather Bootccs-Do sroat sl;u
Youths fine calf Bootecs-- Do leather very s,o,i
DO grain Bootccs, with and without hrcl,
Together with oil err kinds not rccollccted ., a.;
umc-al OF which will bc sold low for cash
leather Trunks also, as low as can be bonght j.,
this vicinity. JOHN COHNC|3" III
west side Crawford street, two doors Sonih of
the Post otiicc--Sigh OF the Yellow Boot
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.
a an,I III /; FoGG. ,proorie,or.,.

-
PHiNEAS TiURSTON, Proprietor.
THE undersigned having succeeded the late n, m
Il OF Dix Fugg in the pr, prietorship of the
Fountain Hotel. so long aud widely known as one
OF the most commodious establishments in Bait.
more, take this method OF informing the traveln q
pubic that, besides The great improvements made
last spring in the addition of a entire new vino
to the house by which large number of lodging
rnoins were added as well as nm extensive Bafhing
establishment, they have recently had construc ted
n.w Ladies Ordinary, fitted up in the most UNIQUE
and beautiful style; and also pruate sitting room
FOR me gentlemen, which is entirely free from the
hustle necessarily incident To- the more public parts
oil the house an arrangement highly desirable and
winch they Halter themselves cannot fail TO please
In connection with these improvements the whole
interior of the house has underg a thorough re.
vision. everything appcriainng to- the upholstery
oil the establishment has been renewed md attend.
ants Tor the chambers selected with a strict view 10
entire capabilty in every respect. The table will
DC found at all times fully supplied with ever ythin
the market affords, served up in a superior STYLE:
while in the way of wines, Sc. nothing will be
kePi but what is of the hes. quality. Add to these
lac's 'ne attent on aud courtesy which will he rcn.
deied by their assistants acting under their own
personal supervision Those " no may favor them
wito call they fattcr themselves will not leav.
uiss,t,shcd' as no pains expense will be spared
on their part TO meet the wants of their quests and
trust their hopes of liberal patronage will not
prove unfoundcd. Wv
Baggage taken to and from the hotel free of
charge Fch on "
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mind the committee Of the rspidity with which
the vutes at each successive session of Congress
against the role providing far Laying abolition ne
itions on the table have increased. TIE yote
sgainst the Pickney resolutions, in 1886. ranged
from forty 70 forty five; apaiost Pai,on's, at the
succeeding Congress. it was sixty against John
SON. in io4O. III was seventy Atthe last Cong ress
the vote was near tie at this the rule was repeal
cd oy an overwhelming majority We were told
'hat the 2ist rule created all the abolition excite
ment and that lift was repesled. there would he
end OF IT. knew and predicted il would be oiher-
wise. predicted that as soon as that pre,ext for
agitation was removed, they would find some
o'her. And stronger proof OF their determine tiun
10 keep up their war upon us could not be prodn-
ced, than The offering of the Wilnot proyso.-
mere Is an oncaled for attempt To eoislae for a
country which is not, and never may be. ours. and
IN reference 10 which we would have no pbt ia
leg'slae. If il was. Why is this7 Docs M,
every one know tina, il is done for the purpose Of
abolition exci,ement2
warn southern men that we have arrived al a
point al which we must take firm stand. if we
ever mean to do H. We have arrived a, a point
wben further concessions 10 the aboitionis,s would
De alike dishonorahle and fatal repeat. if we
ever mean to act with frmness lei us do il now.
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THE AGE OF IMPROvEMENT

among the many blessings attendant upon i'm.
Provements in the social condition, and the ad
vances OF our race in intelligence, is the prolonqa
non oil human life. With the increase of intelii
gcnce, has grown up a knowledge of the elements
oil heaiib, and regard for them, and comn.cnsu.
iatcy with the strides of science, have we acouit cd
Tue means OF arresting disease, and avcrtinr its
raVages. Notwithstanding the progress we have
made, statistics show that even now, one sixth of
inc whole population die annually of consumption
One OF the most important discoveries of the agc
In ameiiorating the condition of this large class Of
snfiering humanity, i, DR.. Wistar's Balsnm of
WIG Cherry. What time establishes and consc-
crates, what experience adopts and confirms what
all men in places unite in saying is good and val
eaoIe: IS SO. no doubt. A popularity of this sort
xes IN society its roots deep and strong that
Tune cannot destroy it. The success which has at
| tcnded this medicine for several years rast has
overcome the prcjudices of all respectable and sen
s,bie men, and the article has taken a stand among
The hrst class OF discoveries and blessings of the
age; and whom resorted to in season. eradicate.
tue diseases for which it is recommended
NONE genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on the
ne careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. fone genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders TO
SETH W. FOWLE, Boston Mass
For safe by Q. II. HEINTISH, Portsmouth, Va.
NJ. A. SANTOS, wholesale and retail Norfolk. and
by Druggists generally throughout the country
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VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pills

IRE Strengthening purgalce and a puyi-
flying tonic.
TIE hopes Of The Amrican Assats art fur more tbo,
realised, by the success of DIR. LIE ROY,S YEGE
FABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, on this side Of ,hc
at'annc. Never did medicine spring into such
inncdnatc popularity. In less than three months
EIGHTY THorsASD BOXES lave been disposed of
and certificates of cures performed by tbcm yc
cSlVed from upwards of FoUu HrNpBEp PERSONS
me cures embrace great number of diseases
oui those which FREEDOM mated were Bilious Fever
Cole, Habitual Costvencss, Dysentery Loss of An
petite' rlatuicncc, Worms, and Lowness of Sp,its
All persons who take them agree that thew arc r. =
superior 10 every Other medicine they had used in
he hi'Gncss, the energy, and the efficacy of tho r
action; for though they produce neither erine no,
nd'.Sed they Get upon tine secretons with 9rcat ~;
rectness torce and rapdity; and pwgnfice leave
IIs ~ oe atsneo. But ;hclr great peculiar cx
all other pureatives Isl that their operation is Gii,r
ed 6y no reaction. Their unrivalled purifvinr and
pur%atlvc properties, for which they arc indebted
to the essence of SarsaparIla and otbnr ;.S;
cnis, being controlled by their highly tonic vir,nn
derived from the extract Of Wild Cherry tbev Go
no sdtn the digestive ganS into action as II il The
mode OF operation with other catnartics but ON the
contrary strengthen MCm into action Thus Ali onbey
purgatlvc medicines produce more or less snhsc.
qucnt costiBeneSs, and sluggisbness of me ,n.I.;,
juice, while DR. lie Roys Pills Ieace ali He nocb;nsr,
open and natural. ~ 000e''
The American Agents would confdent'v add
mat the trial of single box is all that is rcouired
10 oDlain from any person the acknowl edreIncn,
t pIu Tx. LIZ ROY,S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
fiLLS are not only deserving of the encorniune
which have been so literally nd unanimously show
cred on them on bo sides Of the Atlantic but tba
their yi'tuessre beyond all praise.
E+Price Is cenis per Box.
0Cf~For sale by C.. II. HEINITSH Aoort Pot.
mouth, and In Norfolk by b. Emerson NJ A san.
tos, and King & Toy, where thew arc Tor soIo ~
New York prices. March Sim
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TESTIMONY is NOW RECEIVED
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE

- IUAONI ~ NOW KECEl v ED
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE.
rI>HE following letters are presented with view
Il OF more fully showing the opinions of Ply
sioians In relation TO the Medical value of DR.
CHERRY.
Ds SwAYNE-- Dear Sir Having used your Com
pound syrup of Wild Cherry, extensively in nv
practlcc was requested by your gent, Dr. Crutch.
en- 10 express my opinion in writing of its proper.
ues as remedial agent, most cheerfully comply
"a feel by doing, | will discharge debt o,2e
the community at large, and Physicians in partc-
nlar. AS much as detest Qnack Remedies and
patent Nostrums, was induced from failure of
the most potent expcctorants recommended in our
materia mcdlcas In some cases of DISEASED LUNGS
to try your Preparation of Prunus Virginia. or
WILD CHERRY. Ii is sufficient to say that was sc
much pleased with the result of that and s,,bse
quent trials that now prescribe il in preferences IN
all Other Remedies where an expcctorant is intlca
ted; 10 the much dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
OF the Lungs, IN the alarming form in which il an
pears in Kentucky, regard il as an Invaluable
Remedy In the treatment of that disease To ali
VINO know me have said enough, but as this may
be seen by persons out of the vicinity of Frnnkfori
VIII briefly add. that have been engaged i'm a
acuVe practice OF my profession of IL years. and
am a. ma FegnlaI Graduate of Pennsylvania and this
Is the hrst Patent Medicine ever thought enough
OF to express an opinion in writing.
j. Fl. ELLISON, MD
jan q io4f. Franklin County, Ky.
~ Frankfort, KY, jan. III 1871
The above certificate is from one of our Phvs,.
cians living few miles from here he is doing n
very good practice, and is considered GOOD nh ys;
graduate. DIR. w. T. CRrTcuEP 'ia-
Druggist and Apo: hccary
since! nee inc introduction of my article to the
public, there have number of unprinciplea indi-
yidpais got up nosy,tn,s, which they assert contain
WILD CHERRY, some are called Z" BALsAms" F" BIr-
TIERS" and even SYRUP OF WILD CHERsy but n;na
is tue original and only genuine prepa, alton ever
introduced to the pablo which can be proved l,v
tne Puohc records of the Commonwealth of Penn.
sylVania The only safeguard against imposition
Is to see that my signature is on each bottle.
DR.. Fl. SWAYNE
For sale in Portsmouth by c. ri HFJNIrSu .,
Sy KING & TOY, and b. EMMERSON, Norfolk.
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n very beautiful woman, who died lately al
ra,!s' suddenly became very pensive abou, tween
y-touf hours before her death "What troubles
you maoam asked her attendant. .. am ,reep
ing said she. s for The loss of mu,e,r,, 'f
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MEMORIA TECuNICA; or the art of alb.

M EMORIA TECUNICA; or the art of alb
W GreFiaiing those studies which give tho great
Sst labor {" the memory; including numbers ia
historical dates, Geography, Astronomy GRANTEES.
&c. Also Rules for Mcmorizing Tcchnicaiiics
Nomencla'urcs Proper Names, Prose Poetry, and
found in Mncmoncs or Mneinuechny Of ,ncien,
ana modern times; to which is added perpetual
Almanac f"r (" o thousand years Of past time and
time to como. Adapted TO the use OF SchooIs Lv
Lorenzo ID. Johnson. Price 81. For sale bv
Feb 27 " II IA unDrcS stco
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MEW BOOKS Just reserved and for saI. :,
IN Publishers prices by '''o az
w: II. H. HODGES & co.
Scicrce and the Arts of Industry
Settlers Revolt Of the Netherlands
Lives of Columbus and Ycs2ucus
Inc Pleasures of Taste, by Miss Jane TAYLOR
Bcmcnt " " Az
Ramblcs about the Country, by Mrs. f. F. EIlot
inc Lives OF Vasco Munez De Babon the dis.
coVcrcr oil the Pacific Ocean, fernando Cortes the
Cconqnerer Of Mexico, and Francisco Pizarro, the
Inc philosophy of Magic, Prodigics and Appa.
rent Miracles by Anthony r. Thompson. NJ d :,
RS. P'''' w. ~ .
Memoirs Of the most eminent American Mccbon
chanics, illustrated with fifty Engravinqs
The Treatment Of insanity, by Jno. NJ Gait M
D., superintendent and Physician Of the Lunatic
asylum Williamsburg, va. Feb 20
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TO Ednrnrd T. Rln1nire :.


VOU will please to take notice. that on the ri a,
a day of March next, at the Office Of JaTnes
murdangh, IN the town oil Portsmouth, va he.
tween the hours of six O'Clock in the mornino n
sunset OF ne same day. wo shall PROCEED t. take
me dispositions of Mary Langhornc Ann ARMS.
tcad, Eliza Lyme, and II. Stoaks and others to be
T Tgad IN evidence, IN suit depending in the
circuit superior Court OF Law and CbapCcrv for
me county of Norfolk. in which wo arc Plaintiff,
ana you, Catherine ID. Blamifr, Edward g. Bla.
mIre' James Blamrc and Thoz S. Sh"prcrd arc
delcndants If, from any cau-c, the sai,l dcposi.
uons shmuld not be taken the 3lst Of II arch the
same WIZ be adjourned from diy to day. until Ia.
Ken ehd GonpIo;cd. WA. TATEM.
Late Sheriff Of NorfoIi, County suing for the
benefit 81 Scbaefcr & Re- bert, and Trnit. Pcndlc.
"h q iFulu. Feb 27-lnw4w
T'HE RAMBLER IN MEXICO. bv Cbaz
- Joseph Latrobe, author OF tie " Rambler in
6 H"p.n Amerlca' Tue - Alpen. took" &c. Price
March W. IN hodges & co.
STRAINS SAND SOAP.-An excellent ar.
-, - ticle for cleansing the hands Another supply
Jusss received by w. II II. HODGES & co.
March
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ExCH ANGE ON New York mud Bal,;,o,-o :,
~ sums TO suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN,S
pec "-u Lottery and Exc hangc Office
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SOM ErHING NEW UNDER THE SIN
- AGAIN !-CIRCASSLAN RAIM w - ~.

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUx
just received, and particularly ANXIOUS 10 eli
the attention Of the ladies' and gentlemen to tb;s
Inos osieorated ard valuable PREPARATION eper dis
c0vered an Tie knOtcn tc0rld, for PRESFRyISf. TIT,
BEAUTY. ;" una
This Balm is acknowledged by ali ,rlo bo,, ,,,d :,
10 DC superior to every other preparation of the Kind
Tor the removal Of DGndruG; Sctpf SC and nj
other diseases of the Hair. i :"
Warranted, in al cases. 10 prevent Badness
and check tho tendency of hair to become G,ro,,
The prevalence Of the custom Of cxtroya gsnt
puiting aud self praise, would, perhaps, rCnuiIo =
nigh wrought euogy in support Of The virtues IF
This truly 'conderf,d Balm /; but relying rpon ,I,c
Judgment and good sense Of the public and the in.
ulnsic value OF the article presented 20 their notcc
we avoid the inliction Of these fulsomc pancgvrics
and knowing what has cen done trust 10 H. r.
tnrc To exhibit 10 our patrons the changes wbicj,
py INC ald Of OF the Crcassian Balm, may vet bn
- BE CAUTIOUS where and from whom YOU np,.
chase the Genuine for sale only by CHAS H. IIEI
MlSH, Agent, Portsmouth, aud NJ. A. SANTOS
Norfolk. ~ 80
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TO THE LADIES.

MZNZzHA The Ladies of Portsmouth arc re-.
1900 specially invited 10 call and examine
lot oil thick and Thin cole SHOES which, have
just received from Philadelphia
havc the best morocco Slipper ever sold in this
goat Buskin at s 90 pair.
fresh lot of children's thick sole goat Bootecs,
very good article.
Inc Gentlemen olao informed that J have
this day received fresh lot Of calf aud kip Bootccs
49, JOHN COUNCILL,
low Boot. Marcb .
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NEW WATCHES, JEWEL
RY. SILVER AND PLAyED WADE

RY SILVER AND PLATED WARE
~ The Subscriber bcgs leave
To inform the inhabitants of
~ Portsmouth and its vicinity,
Ms NM That he las commenced the
HIN >MvgS above business. in Purism nth
VIZ Z SlEszS next noor to w. B. Pitcher
AJAX i e%Zmss9 Esq. on Crawford ST., where
NsSsgcSS<AES will be found great assert.
- :, a-..s's fient OF Ladies' and Gents
Gold Detached aud Anchor Escanemnn, I
Watches, (full jewel d,) Coll Lcpinc Watches
Silver Lever, Lcpinc and Vertical Watches Gni !
Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains Gold .rb;If III,
Shields and Spccts Gold Pencils Lockc,s and AZ ;
daians. Cameo and Stone Pins, Ear RnSs, FINGER
Rings Bracolcis. Clasps and Snaps, Silver Arrows
renGhs, Tooth Picks and Combs, Card Cases Shirt
Spoons, Silver Table. Tea and Dessert Forts, Su.
gar iongs, Butter knives. Cups, Spects &C., &c.
She'll, Tuck, Side and Buffalo Combs Coral Arr,
lets for Infants, Cake Baskets. Casters, WA;
tcts In sets or single one, all of which will be sold
cheap iot Cash, at j. Il. MlNTON'S
'ewelry Store, Crawford ST.. Portsmouth Va
N. Is Clocks, Watches and Jcwclry repaired
and the highest price given for Old Gold and Silver
90" 10 j H. NJ
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STYLE FOR GENTLEMEN,S HATS.
al,

% u II TON GEN I Il EN- EMS Fl ATS,
MARCH 4th, 1917
U~ Tue Subscriber takes pleasure in in
A trodncing TO the Hat wearing commu-
a nifty, M"ssrs. LEARY & cos (nf New.
EAA44N York; SPRING STYLE Of HATS. =
This style Is considered by ALL ms far the
heat'st That has teen introduced this season
am also PREPARED with the other styl that have
been introduced in the New York lila, k, T. all Of
my own manufacture.
N. Is. Hats OF my nuac:urc Ironed and
Dressed up without charge.
Persons from distance by sending the circum-
ference of their heads can be furnished with any
style or quality of Hat. WILLIAM REID
March o-Im Market Square, Norfolk
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NOiiCE.-Ail persons indebted TO me. vii,
~ please call en- Maj " WHEeLER and settle. as I
nave authorized him to settle my accounts
rco ~ j. p. YOUNG.
Asst CALL.--The demands Of Dir. Ion, y
- YOUNG mast be Immediately settled. His cred
i'ors require payment And those who neglect this
houcc' must Dame themselves alone, il compelled
To pay costs. S WHEEIER TrnI,aa
March -'"'''e'
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JOHN COUNCILL.

OSiA WILLS. AceLt for the sale of J. Il
Iriplett Y Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
iuh assortment, and will supply the trade at as
low prices as an article of equal quality can be pur-
chased IN any ci the northern markets. Just re.
N'''@" "oo Kegs wei assorted Nov 81
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NAVY AGENTS. oFPICE- 7,

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,2
Norfolk, 10Th March, 1917
IN FRIDAY the 18Th instant, at ii o'clock. on
ing condemned Clothing, SC.
1877 Pea Jackets
20o Blue Cloth Jacket.
81 do do Trcwseis
III pair Stockings
81 pair Socks
$50 yds Blue Flannel
lis White Flannel Shirts
Red do do
l73 pair White Flannel Drawers
90 Linen Frocks
80 Duck 30
10 pair Linen Trowsers
ll6 Blue Flannel Shirts
80 pair blankets
pair Red Flannel Drawers
Terms cash in specie GEO IOYAIJ
MARI" ~ Navy Agent.
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TT EINITSH'S INCOMPATIBLE sIIA
IL WING LIQUID From s to ~ drops with a
1.o'PoonIul oil waicf makes 4 very agreeable and
strong lather on the face renders tho ssin srno,h
ana clean, and by the healthy action, removes
puppies and blcmishcs from the skin; and bcino
entirely Tree from saline matters IL doc, not afEcc1
TIC edge of razors, many Of the shaving scans
90: we can recommend the above shaving Ii
qu,n rs being The very best article now in psc
:, he genuine Tor sale only at the Drug Stores Of
NJ: A. SANTOS, Norfolk, and CHAS. II, HEf.
1919 "Ec"', PORTSMOUTH. Feb q
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NEW JEWELRY. &C

n wv > EW ELRY, &c.
I'IE Subscriber has just received a new lot of
-. 1oid Guard Chains and Keys Pencils and
Finger Rings, Breast Pins Ear KinGs. Er@cri' ~
anu Bracelet q isps. Silver Pencils Silver Arrows
large and small with and without stones. Side
Brass and Wood Cocks. warranted For sa ie
cheap at ] n NIINrroN,S
Je,rei, Store, Cro,pford street
TO keep time. n At
March4 w.