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MISCELLANEOUS.
READ! BE GUARDEDtI
40 ,IIIE pirn.r1,
% THE PJDfIC


TNHE increasing pgp,dnritv of Or, c. BENZ
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has Induced a number
OF persons Ia make snInciliuc they cali p,LLs and
coat them with sugar in order sell them, for the
"enu"e, while they dp NO, possess particle or the
.Enhdness, nor even nssnatc in appearn acc 20 The
original, Dc Smiths Pills. In short, they are an
intended FRAUD upnn tho community. A minis
yer VINO a, first hal am interest in imitation SUI
HCoatcd Pill. manufactured in Albany ~ Y .
mas given thee, up, as he says, On account of the
ruscrao'c dishonest parties concerned in manu-
Iac'"'ihg them. The Same party are now indus.
triousy circulating reports calculated iniure DR.
S.,h, aho To affect the reputation of his valuable
pms, ou' rather than notice thrm in Dubiic DIR
>nih sabont I" institute LEGAL ~ occcd nos rn ms,
thenn tot uc'r ISLANDERS as he has in another cose
against s'nilar party, in which he receive, cd
large amount oi dam gcs. These ms.r,hIo i'm;
tat"rs have To resort % The aion,inable n,enps
Ten palm eff thrir countcf"it nils as ,Lc rnl I;c
know that Dir. Smiths re the orr ginal n Nd ,cn;no
Several Instances have come TO rrhl;c ,,o,.o :;
which life has hccn sndnn gcrcd by tho ,nc,r,,,,,.
use Of the cnunte'teis. II is Dr. Smiths pills t,,,
arc doing much good in the countrv-as tho FOL
lowing plainly show "
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dr
Smiths Pills than all others.
This is to certify that have used the Sucar Coat.
ed Pills manufactured by G.. Bcniainin Smith of
New York, for some time, and believe thcrn L,
be GOOD medicine and also, from inquiry in that
city, am persuaded that he is the ORIGINAL invent.
Or and therefore is entle to the bcncfi, OF the in.
'ehnOn' :. WILLIAMS
Pastor ls Baptist Church. Pittsburnb
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from Wilson, starbird & Smith,

DIR. Smith-Dcar Sir: About two weeks apo We
tougit two gross of your Indian Vcgctal lc Sugar
coated Pilis. Though business is dull here n: this
unc, yet We have sold them all. You will please
send us ten gross through Mrssrs. Lawrence &
Reese, OF your city, who will forward them to us
via Pittsburgh. Yous respcct(ullv
WILSON. STARBIRD & SMITH.
once ll9 Greenwich street. Qargc brick block
~ Always ask for tic Improved Indian Vegeta,
90 And see that G. Benz. Smith is ,yyitiem with
pen on the bottom of the box.
=. ii. HElNITSH, Portsmouth, Agent for this
county, VI. A SANTOS, Norfolk, General Agent
io' me State Dec 81 6n
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La . %N Ill FOX IA " ES.-Ail
~! q FcrsouS VINO arc yet indebted for TOWN TAX
ES, are respectfully informed that INV duty is i'm
Pcr"tvc M the matter, anG shall nc compelled 20
ievy on their goods and chates if they are 70. inn
ncdla'eiy settled. The Bnard of Trustees Will
snow no lcnty tonne my suI cites, and Look for
a prompt settlement early in January, all will
thercio'c, see the necessity under to a dept
stringent measures to make my collections and
trust that lch will rromp ly their liabilities
thereby r'llcvIn% me from very unpleasant duty
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, 1o,rn Collector
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NT4BAJA 81 HERMAN CORTES SC-

n 4BAJA d HERMAN CORTES Sc
/ CARS 1--WE are anxious to call the attention
of good Scgars and genuine Tobacco We bSvr
received some of those celebrated brands NhBAJA
HERMAN CORTES, on account If their extra
ordinary superior quality, and extensive demand
in the United States, universally ackno cdrcd
70 oc lar superior to any Scgars ever i'm ?ortcd
w can establish this fact, by smokers and good
Judges IN Norfolk and other portions of the United
states. We have Other brands which cannot h.
eXcci!cd In Mdia, Ipoodvule, Baranea Regaiia
IuScdrordS, La Norma, SC, SC. For sale al the
Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Dec 81 CHAS. III HEINiTSU Arcnt
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oils, OILS. OILS.-We have lust received
~ large and full supply ofGOOD LAMP OILS,
such as Pure Blcachcd Sperm, Refined Lard aud
Whale We have three different kinds and at the
following prices per pint l6, l2s, and 9 cents -
Those wishing excellent Oils viii do well TO give
us call, at the Drug and Chemical Store, Sign of
the Big Mortar. CHAS. Ii. HEINITSH, Agent.
CO. Also. another supply Of Pure Linsetd Oil,
Fish on, Pure White Lead, Tarptntine. Varnishes
Wind0to Glass. Pure Chrome Yeiio,o and Green, &c
which will be sold at the very lowest prices
Jan Ii
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URRA FOR TEX AS!-Tbis Il TO info m
- the Public "f Portsmouth, Gospnrt Ncwtowu
ann the surrounding country that am still al the
OLD STAND and lust as ready and willing TO
accommodate them, ms when fret com
menced; and take tits method of comnunicai lin O
10 .ncIn my unieigned thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended to me curing tho mast vcar
ana wohd solicit call from those who have called
before and particularly inform those who have MOI
yct called shat CAN SUPPLY AS MANY MORE
shall Tor the succeeding year be equally as
prompt and pnnctual in my business as was last
year, in 70 -
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON wepw
\ CoSsTA Mt SUPPLY OF
SIOpES, Of ecery Hariety and Pattern
Always on hand. which, with every article in my
line arc sold cheap for cash
DANIEL s. CHERRY,
Jan2 Under Mo ON Dcm;n;on nm,
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Pastor LIST Baptist Church. Pitish
From the Blue Hens Chicken, tpoI

We call the attention of our readers IN tho ccr
thcnte of Rev. s. Williams, Pastor of the Is, Pan
ist church Pittsburgh, in relation to Dr. SIN this
rus. we can ourselves hear tics imony to the ex-
cciencc of thesr Pills one Of Us having used them
and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best pape, in the State of Della.
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HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED A.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
AuguSiH, running in connection with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road. leaves Wright's wharf
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AT b \. NJ, for the above cities and towns Pass.
gers b cakiast board the Augusta and arrive at
Port lhnll at holt past - NJ, where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg aud Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p NJ and
at Richmond about p. NJ. about two hours in ID
vance OF the old James River Line and in a Ro,t
unsurpassed IN her accommodations, and the atten-
ton OF her officers to the comfort of her passengers
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
&c shurg every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
at half past y. M. breakfast on boa rd the Angus
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past r. NJ
lt will be pert eived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to pereo,,s
visiting Richmond Petersburg on business the
OPP ortnniy of transacling il ana returning bv the
boat OF next morning, to be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual LANDINGS on
James River to take in and put out way travel and
at any other points the river where SIGNAL il
made.
The public may assured that il is the deter
mlnatlon OF the Projectors to keep up this Line
permanently; and to accommodate travellers he
Petersburg and the Cities of the d riot of Coum
ba, in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information. tickets or rrei ~ht cnlv,
to- w: II GARNETr & co.
n. Il. The central position of the r. & p p p
Depot in Richmond, and its oontiguty to the priu-
cipal Hotels and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, aud the Canal Packets for
Lvnchburg, adds the economy as well as the
convcnCnccs of this Line Oct 2
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FOR REM

q The Granite front STORE and DWELL
sEa5i ING on the East side of Crawford street.
.1-l.rl near the foot of the Market House, Port
noutn at present occupied by Mr.. Hoffman, is
nc made accommodating. Possession given ON die
LIST January, lSi7. Apply TO
JOHN BUFFERS, in Gosrort
ort DAs'L. ] TuRNER, opposite the prcrnis, $.
Dec 81 " f'''''S> -
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VOICE FROM KENTuCKy

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in the mot
aggravated form for three wears past, AMI found
no rcNri until used pr. G BENZ Smiths improved
inann Vegetable Pills After using six bottles of
said v.luthle pills am entirely curcl They are
general remedy. j. X LEEMAN
Paducah Ky, Nov. 10, IS45
We certify to the above facts. Or Smiths Pills
are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, GINENS s co. Merchants
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[From DR.. Sin rleton

Smthand, Ky Feb. "a 1916
DR. g. BENZ. Smith-De,r Sir Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold 80 well and given
such general satisfaction, as your Improved Indian
Nvg''aoic Flls. Very respectfully YOURS
Z. : SINGLETON
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[From Messrs. BnN & AlLen.1

Dr.. G.. Benz. Smith-Dear sir A: You viii nI,nsc
send Us twelve gross Of your valuable Pills. From
present indications We shall! sell ii large amount of
them We find that they go very quick e.
Your friends, BULL & ALDEN
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WISTAR'S
ALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
e % ~ = U nj PTIO

una Ihe best JHedlciNe kn0iDn 10 man for
Asthma of every stage Liver ComnIaint RI,
chltis, influenza, Coughs, Colds, bleeding of
the lungs shortness of Breath, pains
and weakness in the side, breast
&c, and all other diseases
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IRON SPIKES, subject 10 iusDeci;on

Offcrs must DO acc0mponicd by guaranty of
some known aud responsible person, that the offer.
cr will execute, within ten days after the bid is
made known, contract with bond in good and
sufficient security to comply with his offer. for
which the guaranty will hold himself RESPONSIBLE
in Of failure according TO the act of CONGRESS
in that made and provided
Jan 2-S4w GEO. LOYAL, Navy Agent.
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ITO THE PUBLIC. The subscriber taIcs
Il ms method OF Informing his friends and the
public generally, that he intends leaving This scc
tl"n OF the country for the South, during the com
ing year he will therefore, and after the 1T Of
January i9i' close ms BOOKS md do entire Cash
Business. He intends (notvitstanding) kcrninr
Up bis assortment until his Departure ana pledges
himself to all those who may favor him with their
custom 10 sell PURE, WELL SELECTED AND
CHEAP GROCERIES. He is determined to sell
as low as can be purchased in this or the adjoining
City. JOS \ RIIJs1I We
Dec l2-t Is
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V0e ne uses OF Cotton were comparatively un.
known TO the Greeks before the time of Alexander
the Greats expedition into India when Aristobn.
lus one OF his generals, made mention of the plant
under the name of the ,coo-bsaring tree. The name
conveys much better idea of the thing inteoded
than many OF our modern terms, and adopting a
similar nomenclature, We might as truihfully de.
sIgnate Sarsaparia the healhi-restorinsr root -
Foilo~lng up the same literal and simple system
we might properly call SANDS SARsAPARiLLA lin
which the juices of this are concentrated and
combined with other resoratives) the renouufing
compound: Tor the effects OF this preparation upon
the enfeebed and half. broken constitution fully
entitle it to the name. Its detergent properties
render 1t safe and speedy remedy for all diseases
winch derive their origin from impure condition
OF the blood and other fluids of the BODY, anon
winch diseases are included Scrofula and every
species OF eruptive ulcerous disorder
For further particulars and conclusive. evidence
Oh Jus superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets
"9,ch may be obtained of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail bv A p
3 ID. SANDS, wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street
New york Sold also by CHARLES III. HEINITSII
agent, Portsmouth, and Nj a. Santos Nor folk =
frice y per bottle; bottles for S.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.
Norfolk, January 2d. Is47

NOIIUIk, Jhuuary n, IS17. (
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, will be re-
~ ccivcd until ~ o'clock, the ID day OF Feb
ruary, for the delivery at the Navy Yard, inrnfdj
at'y or on or 6store the 1h Of Dfach of the follow
ing bill Of
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LOOK OUT FoR BARGAINS

Portsmouth.
A : the subscriber is determined TO sell persons
IA IN want of anything in my line may rest as
sured that the subscriber will not be under sold
nor under worked. Every article in the 500, lin q
Lane always ON hand and mind, | am not To b,.
under sold Thankful for past favouts respect
luliy request continuance of the same, as no ex-
ertions ON my part shall hc spared please those
who may favor inc with their custom, n assure
the public II is not all talk and no cider" but
ntend TO do just as say for bar gains, stop at
the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street one
door East of the Old Dominion Office.
j. -. SPALDING.
N b. The highest cash price paid for old Cop
per and Brass. Ian q
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From the New York Globe.

, Let those Mexican Wings. who wish to screen
their Mexican allies. and throw The blame nf the
war upon our country, by characterzing il as
war in which the President has involved u.s.
read the following. from the Boston Past:
A PRECEDENT OF '94 FOR THE MEXI.
ICAN WAR.
The course of President Pulk. in relation 10 III,
war with Mexico, has an luslriou> precedent in
the conduct of President Washington in The war
with I'riP,ll In 1874, which we have M, seen re
ferred't0. In consequence of the deprrdati,ns -,
the Aiger'ne states npon lhs commerce of The
United States. President Washington. wi,hou,
the authority of Congress, fitted out an expe,Ii,ion
against Tiipoli.
The President subsequently, communicated t.,
Congress the state of anairs and the acts ui hus
tiliiy on the part of Tripoi consolidating arts ni
war, and On the 9Th Of March. 1894, Con- ,rr>s
passed an act which declares that. whercas II e
depredaii"ns committed by the Algprine c. rsars
on the cnrnmerce of the United Stats render il
necessary that naval iprce slunld he provided
for lis protection" and then goes on 10 au,horize
the President to raise the necessary force, at It
same time recognizing the actual state of ar. by
the acts of TTipoli, without declaring war on the
part of The United States, hut providing ia the
ninth section "lhat if peace shall take place be
tween the United States and the regency of Al
gies, further proceeding shall be had under this
act.
There was no declaration Of war by The Barha.
~ states against the United States, but merely
acts of depreciation. similar 10 those of Mexico
against the UniiPd States. Less. in Fact ON the
part Of Algiers, in the breach Of public fai, and
in threatened invasion. than ON the part of Mex,.
co. What did President Wash nniun do2 He
fitted out an expedition against Tripoli befufe
Congress could act upon the subject He com
municated 10 that budy the hostile acts of the
Barbary States, and upon that Congress, without
declaring war. enacted that war existed by the
hostile acts of those States, and provided means
of attack TO be used until peare should take place
Under that act the war was conducted by the
President and our gallant naval heroes to IA glo
rous termination. And if President flashing
ton and he Congress Of 1884 ,cere right, Pyesi
dent Poh ana The Congress IF 1916 are right
no,c in regard 10 Merico
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PARKERS' HOTEL.

MAIN STREET, NORFOLK,
(Fwmeriy Of the Gdtcford House, Porfs,nouthl
9z-pa Would respectfully inform his friends
fsa.sA and the public that he has taken the
lstssktra, House Gently erected h +, G. Hall, ESQ
llslE54 The House is spacions and com ,nod
ss>--=ss9 Gus, the rooms airy and comfortable.
the situation central and convenient
lie has at considerable expense furnished Il in n
neat aud appropriate style (aI his furniture being
new) aud pledges himself that no pains will be
spared to make his guests transient end perma.
ncnt comfortable and agreeable.
35- His charges will be less than any prominent
Hotel or Boarding Horse III the City.
BOARD-per day. al 25
per tceeS 90
per month, 90 co
p Jan lily SR PARKER
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Masonic We understand ,ha, the Grand
Master ct Freemasuns IF South Carolina. has
just granted diSpensailon 10 some of the officers
of The Palmetto Regiment Of Volunteers 10 huld
travelling lodge in that regimeni during lis
time of service in Mexico the great number of
Freemasons IN the regiment making such meas
ure highly convenient to these patru,c brethren
OF the " mystic tye. - Savannah Republican.
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No TRUsT.-A few weeks since The editor If
the Boston Chronotype received an order from
Congress fur several copies Of that paper. To be
sent during the session. making the usual prom
Use To pay when the lime was out The editor
sent back an answer that if Uncle Sam wanted
the paper he could have it by sending on the
cash in advance. Others had 10 pay in advance.
he said, and he could not see Why Uncle Sam
shouldn't.-Ne,o Haven Democrat.
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MRS: $. CROKER takes this mcthod 10
w inform the citizens of Portsmouth, that she
has established a SELECT SCHOOL for young
Misses, aud small children, in die House formerly
occupied by the Rev. MIR. Harrison, on London
street, ,,rhcrc limited numbc' of Pupils will be
received. "
TERMS, from Three TO Five Dollars per Quarter
IL weeks. Jan IA I'm
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FOR SNIIruFIEID.

80 The new steamer F1,Dn
~ Pa will, until further notice
?zs--ssli.i make Three Trips week
- -i..c-.Sk=5T between Norfolk & Smith
fed; leaving Myers wharf, Norfolk every Tues.
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at O'clock, A. Nj !;
returning, leave Smithhell every Monday, We'd
mes iay and Friday al O'Clock, A. NJ
Passage $l.-Freight at the packet rates.
Oct 2I
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EOR COUGHS AND COLDS LWistar's
Il Balsam e wild Cherry.
Buchab's Hungarian Balsam
Jayne's ExpcctoTant.
Thompson's Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha
GARDENERS Balsarn Of Iiycrwort all Of which
can DC had fresh and genuine, at the Drug Store of
]. G. SCHOOLFIELD & co,
Jan BIT High street.
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FOR PENT1

TARPETINGS SELLING OFF At g.
- BELOW COST.-.rhe subscribers intend to
close their instOrc Stock of CARPETINC3S this sea
son Win y view of going out Of the trade of that
artc!c Those who want will do we'll 10 call car
~ as they are determined to close without regard
TO- cost: Their stock consist of Brussels Superior
hree Ply, Fine and Super fine lngrai and Cotton
Carpetngs. JOHN COOKE & co
Nov IL - "
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{ ,om ER'S SALE.-Pursrant to a
~ decree of the County Court OF Norfolk bcaring
date ON the 9th day OF November, 1876 in a sui
therein pending in Chanccry, in which John f.
Young Is Plaintiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
WIN H. Young, infants, Defendants / shall
proceed to sell at Public Auction for cash before
the Court House of Norfolk County, the 27tl in
stant, at III O'Clock, the following personal estate
viz:
alnablc Slave Isaac, aged about 81 years
ian 7-tds JOHN COOKE, Commissioner
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f lLOTHS, CLOTHS.-Th Subscribers viii
~ close out ih'ir present stock of Wooden Goods
very low, consisting Of
French English and American Cloths and CAST
mcrcs,
Blankets, Cassinetts. Twceds and Kerscys.
ohawis, Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together with A
most complete miscellaneous stock embracing
most OF the articles III the Dry Goods line
Jan Nv WM. p. STEWART
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PRO BONO PIJRLJCO

nE suhscsrihcr would inform the citizcus OF
Il Portsmouth that he has at all times ON hand
At his Store East si'le of the Market
FRESH BOLTED MEAL.
warranted fresh and sweet, direct from his Mill
Also on hand Gooi asso tim cnt OF GROCERIES
which be will sell at small advance from cost lor
0AsH only NJ CORY.
N. Is. Meal will BE- furnished the Mi and de
ivercd at any part Of the town free from drayagc
III quantities not less than ten bushcls.
Jan2 NJ r.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR is
~ co HING We respectfully call the attention
OF tue public generally, to our fine and excellent
assortment of Peyfitmery, Hair Brushes Dressing
dad other Combs, Soaps, &c. Also, another supply
of that most celebrated Cologne, the Real Genuine
Fwina, imported by DR.. NJ. A. Santos Of Norfolk
This Is tcarrGnted TO be The real article and superior
to ATTY in the known world
CoLoGNEs French, Germany and American
ELgGANT EXTRACTS. for TIhdk'f
supcrior Bay Rum, with almost every other ar
iiClc in ouf line For sale at the Drug Store, Sign
Of the Big Mortar.
Dec II CHAS. II. HRJNITSH, Agent.
SUNDRIES.-SO bids Molasseg-4O bbls Mess
- Pork
25 bbls Mackcrel-25O kegs Cut Nails
20 casks Checsc-40 bbls Vinegar
20 packages Toa-l00 boxes Soap
90 boxes Starch
20 packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
100 dozen Buckets and Brooms
200 realms Wrapping Paper
Receiving in Store and for sale by
WHITING & JONES
Dec l2-6t No. 10, Roanoke Square
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STILL FOR RENT

a Inc Dwelling over the Drug Store Sim
E=osI OF the Big Mortar. Ii will answer rc,nark a.
.sA4b!y well for small family We are dc
nrous OF renting il only to small family, few on
no children. CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
" AIN NNACS for l5i7, for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one, by
Dec % w. RI Fl. HODGES & co.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

Richmond, Petersburg, fredericksburg, Washirg ton
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New BOOKS. The Emigrant, by Sir Fran

D.
The Useful Arts, considered in connection with
the applications of Science with numerous En-
cravings, by Jacob Bialow, Md.
Parental Instructions or Guide to Wisdom and
Virtue designed for young persons of either sex
selected mainly from the Writings OF an ancient
The Juvenile Companion and Preside Reader
consisting of Historical and Biographical Ancc
dotes, and Selections in Poetry, by Rcv'd. J. L.
Blake, ID. ID.
The Life and Surprising Adventures Of Robin
son Crosue, with a biographical account of Defoc
illustrated with fifty characteristic Cuts
The Use of the Body in Relation to the Mind by
George Moore, NJ. ID.
Beanchamp, or the Error a novel, by G. p. r.
James, Esq.
Fortescuc, a novel; by T. Sheridan KnowIes-
For sale by W. H. HODGES & co.
Jan ii
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NOTICE.

;, 4EIA On and after Monday,
~ 49, 4 a. The 10th instant tn, Ralt;-
:5f-s,,.ssS55F more Steam packets will
leave Hunters Wharf at
O'Clock, p. NJ for Baltimore.
JAS. F. HUNTER.
NOV ~ Agent b. S. r CO.