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Endorsement of President Johnson,

TRENTON, Feb. 2l.-In the Senate to-day Mr.. Iris
dale Democrat, presented a concurrent resolution.
That we have full faith in the ability, patriotism
and fidelity of Andrew johnson, President Of the
United States; and that we have confdeLce in him
the Executive of the National Government"
An effort made to ppt off present action. but it
failed. and the resolution Mas nassed.
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Arrest OF "a ysasauItar

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-This morning an alleged de-
faulter from Jacksonville Morgan county. Illinois,
named Edward L. Dawson, was arrested on board
the California steamer New York. The prisoner was
supervisor and collector in Jacksonville and it is
alleged that he decamped on the 18th instant with
$1,000 of the public funds. About 81 O00 were found
in his possession He is held to await the requistion
of the Illinois authorities.
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Trade.with Canada,

TORONTO, c. W., Feb. 2O.-The Grand Trunk Rail
way Company have issued circular notifying the
agents that in consequence of the abrogaton of the
reciprocity treaty, they have decided in the
time to give the preference to the shipments of all
freights to the United States.
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tIakinw Resfitutioy,.

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-The Express states that B. f.
Butler. has paid Messrs. Smith and Bros. of New
Orleans $50 900 In gold. which they alleged he alb
stracted from their vaults together with interest all
costs and sheriff's poundage, making an aggregate
of Gl50.OOO.
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HONESTY IS THE BEST PoLIcY"-the next best is
policy of insurance against accidents in the Travel
ers' Insurance Company. of Hartford, Conn. Such
policies issued and tickets sold at the Agency IS
Second street, Baltimore; also. the tickets are for
sale to travellers at Barnums, the Eutaw and Foun-
tain Hotels. w. B. LoUNsBURY,
fe22-2tlstp Agent
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Fro,n Dacetri, T.rrito,

LARAMIE, D. T.. Feb. 20.-Swift Bear and Tall SOL
der Chiefs of the Sioux tribe, had conference with
Colonel Mandier to-day. Preliminaries of peace
were arranged and the Grand Council will be held
here early in March.
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For ..Havana'' and ..New orleans"
To Sail March Sd. a. 4 O'Clock, Pm.

The first-class Steamship CUBA" 100 tons bur
then, Capt. Sundberg, will be promptly dispatched
n above for Havana, and thence to New Orleans,
from Brown. wharf, Fell's Point.
For Freight or Passage, having unsurpassed accom-
modations apply to
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD, Agent,
fel4-tM3-1stp 16 Spears Wharf.
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Arrival OF the BeIrian.

PORTLAND Feb. is-The steamship Belgian, from
Liverpool, the LIST inst. arrived at this port at
eight o'clock this morning.
The steamer St. Lawrence from London, has ar
aI
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T. S. Bowers, Assistant Adutant nt General 9en HSANr

FATAL AcoIDENTs.-0n Tuesday of last week an
employee at the Catoctin Furnace, in Mechanics
town district, named Michael Russell, met with an
accident which resulted in bis death. He was getting
out ore. in company with three others when it was
the men succeeded in getting out before the bank
caVed in, but Russell, running against cart that
the falling mass. No time was lost in digging him
out, which took about fifteen minutes. and on reach
ing him he was found to be badly crushed and man
gled He lived about two hours after he was extri-
Gated. The unfortunate was about so years of
age, and leaves family to mourn his untimely death
Last Thursday night negro man. name unknown,
was instantly burned to death at the Catoctn Fur
mace, in this county, under the following circum-
stances: 1t APPEARS he laid down in company with
another negro on the platform attached to the cupoa
OF the furnace and fell asleep, and the supposti0n is
that during the night he commenced to walk in his
mediately turned off, but impossible to render
the unfortunate man any assistance. Ec-
nj, '4sr.
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w q n { ed

Wanted
EVERY YOUNG
TO KNOW THAT
Bryant, StrattOn & SadIer's
Business College
is the only Commercial School in this city or State
where
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE
Daily occurs between the Students of the College.
The public are cordially invited to call and
inc our facilities. College Journal free to any ad
dress.
W. III. SadIer,
ja16-3mlstp, ,tu th&s Principal.
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Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA. Feb 2O-All the bills in aid of the Euro
pean and North American Railway Company have
passed the Legislature in form satisfactory to its
friends.
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COal.-.CNaf.

8S. COal---COal. 90.
TRHvoXyoN Coal, for cooking purposes at s. per
ton delivered in any part of the city. For sale by
J. HENRY GIESE,
Office South street.
Yard-On Spears wharf, and on North Centre
streets. flO-lWlp
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$3.50
5000

Tho Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade will sell their stock in hand consisting of 1000
tons White Ash Lump. for Foundry use, and 1000
tons prepared sizes for Family usc at $3.50 per ton
224O bs for Lump and So per ton. 22i0 tbs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered in any part of the city.
R. G.. RIEMAN L CO.,
fe17-1pH 2S South street.
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THE LOAN BILL
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xxxIxTH CONGRESS,
Southern Repres sentation.

SHARP DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
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A special election was held in the Mari
eta (Ohio) District on Saturday to fill the vacancy
in the Ohio House of Representatives made by the
death of Hon. A. L. Haskins Mr.. Green. the Re-
publican candidate, was elected by majority of 400
gain of forty EIGHT the majority for Governor
Cor
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w AbHINUIONi TT I6O0.
Major General A. Il. Terry, Commanding Depart
ment Of Virginia
GENERAL-Your order of datethe 18th inst, taking
military possession of the Richmond Examiner a
newspaper published in Richmond, Va, and prohib-
iting its publication, made in pursuance of the di
hereby temporarily suspended, and the Richmond
Eranner will be permitted to resume its publication
upon the express condition that in future it will not
growth expression in acts words of Union senti
ments among the people Of the States lately in rebel
Ion or to the cultivation offrendly relations between
States of the Union and that it will notn anywisefa
IN its editorials correspondence transfer of articles
from other newspapers to give support countenance
and friendship to acts and expressions of loyalty to
the Union and its supporters. By command of
Lieut. Gen. GRANT,
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Pur THE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response nine times out of ten. will be- Sozodont.
'Ts no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind experience has taught the world
that as q means Of beautifying and preserving the
teeth. invigorating the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma to the BREATH it has rival in either hemis
phere.
You cannot annihilate the fragrance of Phalon's
..Nieht-Blooming Cereus' by exposing robe or
handkerchief perfumed with it to the air. Time
only renders the aroma more delicate and sprituel
Washing alone removes it. Sold everywhere.
KindIing Wood.
Wood of all Sizes, Oakland Pine Wood.
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
Over 80 West Baltimore street,
dz-6m2p JAS. H. JOHNSON Co.. proprietors.
Colgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap
AsuperiOr Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrivaei. For sale by drug-
Eists. fs9-dAw1y
THI Howl SEwIHe MAoHrxr CoxrAxY.
6Ewrre MAoHrxrs
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail
W. MERRILL, Agent
IA Baltimore street,
-.,,,,aa AND CELIBAcY an Essaysof Warnin
- obstruction for Young Men. just published by tn
Tovard Association. and sent in sealed envelope
fr.s Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIx HouGHros
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa, oca.ts
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The Indiana Contested Election Case.
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An Earthquake In Cleveland, Ohio.

The Cleveland Herald of Monday, says:
Many of our readers, no doubt. thought our ac-
count OF the earthquake at East Cleveland yesterday
morning hoax. Whether it was an earthquake in
the general acceptance of that term or not the state
nea' men ,nnt tne eartn was shaken accompanied by
was true. But it is the opinion of best meteoroo
gsts that 1t was an effect of the extreme cold. The
insure extended for long distance north and South
across the Euclid road running mmedat ely through
the houses of Mr.. Abner McIlrath. and one or two
otner residents IN that locality the walls of some of
When first examined in the morning. the fissure at
the top was said to have been two or three inches
several feet. 1t gradually came together during the
day; and Is now very nearly closed up.
Inc noise made by this CONFUSION was distinctly
heard for quite distance on each side of the ssure
and was so loud that many were aroused out of
sound sleep by it. Several persons in this city have
Informed us that they awakened by the concus-
sion. and all describe it sounding though
heavy weight had been dropped near them. The
same pnenomena were noticed on the west SIDE OF the
rlver and small assures were seen in the ground
all parts of this city.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AND MURDER.-We are in
formed that most cold-blooded murder was com
mitted in Pasquotank county, N. c., near Elizabeth
City, Saturday night last the particulars of which
are given by our informant, as follows: 1t apr ears
that farmer named j. ID. Markham living in the
above named locality, was supposed to have a con-
siderable sum of money in his house, which was of
course, mooted in the neighborhood, two nersons
whose names are unknown, entered the house of ;
VINO was al the supper table with his family at the
Tor the purpose of complying with their demand,
Wnen tne ruinans supposing that he was aiming to
geI 70 ms gum setting in another part of the room
deliberately shot him dead in the presence of his
family ttamily Mrs M. screamed for assistance which at
tracted the attention of her and a negro in
one of the outhouses who rushed into the back part
OF the house. and scared off the ruans who although
guilty OF murder failed to obtain the booty for which
the deed was committed.-Norfots Vir0inian.
-Thos. G. Broughton, Jr., well known
citizen of Norfolk, died suddenly in that city
Monday night. He was at one time connected with
his father in the publication of the Norfolk Herald
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FREEDMEN OF TExAs.-The Assistant Commissioner
of Freedmen's Affairs for the State of Texas has
transmitted to Major General Howard an elaborate
and interesting report of the condition of the freed
men and the feelings of the Texans towards the Gen
eral Government
From It we deduct the fact that the hostility of the
people OF that State toward the Government and the
ireeamen under its protection! is as rampant as it
was IN the days Of the rebellion Among other things
the commissioner represents that there is per
ceptlble decrease in the assaults, shootings and
cruel abuse of feed people, although they are stIl
frequent, especially where there no United States
troops No instance of this kind that comes 10 the
attention of the Bureau is permitted To pass without
trial and punishment. These almost dsfy on,
attempt at recording Hen and are reckoned by b,,nS
dreds ranging from dooHrightmurder sapqge Jsgtin
neYciess iebppiag hunting men toitk trained bIoo9
hounds through all the lesser degrees of cyuel, and
crime"
The CABINET AND THE VETo.-A Washington dis
patch to the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
1t is now definitely ascertained that Messrs. E,r-
lan stanton and Speed opposed the PresideDts veto
meSsage while Messrs McCullOch, Welles and seward
nave oeen In favor of it all along, and Mr. Dennison
gave IN ms adhesion to the measure but few days
since, NO designations Of members of the Cabinet
probability Of any, ''''"'S's
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Fresh shad have made their appearance
in the Norfolk markets,
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SECRETARY sEwARDs REPLY TO NAPoLEoN's
SPEEoH.-The Herelds @Aghington correspondent
says:
Secretary Stewards reply to Mr. Bigelow's dispatch
enclosing the speech of Louis Napoleon in reference
to Mexican affairs has been printed. and will be for
warded by steamer tomorrow. The bulk of Mr..
Stewards Communication is directed to a review and
commentary upon the imperial address, and scores
with special severity the assertion of the Emperor
that this government had been invited to join France
in her Mexican intervention before the introduction
of French forces into the army of Maximilian. The
"reminiscences of the Premier relative to the part
France has been made to take in the struggle of
sister republic especially causte, and cannot fail
to suggest the idea across the water that we do not
receive the imperial excuses for that sinister
with any degree of equanmity.
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The House then proceeded to consider the bill to
provide ways and means to support the Government
generally known the Loan bill
Mr.. Morrill,, of VT, chairman of the Committee on
Ways and Means, addressed the House in advocacy
Of the bill which was first read 1t Itprovides that
the act Of March ID, 1865, shall be extended and
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The Conditions Upon which the Rich
En0nd Examiner was Allowed TO Resume
Publication.

The following communication explains the condi-
tions on which the Richmond Examiner is allowed
to resume its publication;
HEADQ'Rs ARMIEs OF THE UNITED STArrs,l
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-Thos. G. Broughton, Jr., well known
citizen of Norfolk, died suddenly in that city
Monday night. He was at one time connected with
his father in the publication Of the Norfolk Herald
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!, Promissory Notes,
Ina style that will never ho protested. ~ fl,t.
BILLS OF FARE

Done In manner SO skfn and rare that cen epcures
will not complain of the fare. No Hotel or Restaurant
should be without them. These furnish daily at re-
duced prices. ..
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OUR BUSINESS CARDS

NO "crchant business man or Mechanic sbou,a h.
S'"ou. 'hese-and we can furnish them in any quantity
snapo sze style or color the shortest notice and !,
rates MS they can be procured in the United State,
avery man That pretends to do business should bs vail
supplied with Cards, 7-I'' 'N y Vs"
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS.

onaer .hs heading is included Cards or Ticket, Of
'S description that can be executed on Cardboard nom
hne large colored handbll down to bread tieh.t-
me sa trades need these, and in every other place but
NUoh no aker, or icedcaer, or milklncn, or Grocer
" huckSte would pretend to do business vItbot thar,
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MY OBJECT
lESenfne Bulletin, PHILADELPHIA

when on visit to the city Of New York a few dav,
nnce was induced to call our old friend and towns
man ma Mr.. y Hembold Druggist 6s4 Broadway, N Y
any kind have ever had the pleasure Of Yiswin ar
% extensive being "a feet front five stories in height
and over zoo feet deep 1t indeed affords us much plea
sure 70 Know That he has been successful and il is am
PIE OF the merits of his artcleas In our whole
business experience have known of the success Of
any article without Aert-advertisng merely brincinc
the name before the people" "'"h'ns
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Our @eddina Cards.

NO couple can live happy or die in peace, blessed Nv
inc love OF children unless they can beqeah to them
giils OF remembrance, few of our beautifully q, a
euted WEDDING CARDS gotten up in tho latest s,yl.
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kl..A.-
ever collected In Virginia and our facilities for do
ing WORK OF All kinds and in all coors and form, H.,
'ne largest and most varied Poster to the smaa, mo.,
.as'eiui and beautiful Visiting Card are uneouallad
our Nofkmen are masters in their art and for branv
ueen ana elegance of execution stand without rivals
ali 'hat types, and ins, and skill and taste can accom-
phsn, tney can perform in manner to give comneta
satisfaction to the most fastidous. We saw ts n mn
spirit OF vain boastfnness, but assert it mere,x .;
pie met that will be amply established by an examiuatio,
Oh inc specimens they hive produced Of their bondiwo
ana winch can be seen eserywhere-as there ara m h.
found scattered far and near throughout tho st.ts. -
virginia and North Carolina abundant samples Of tbo;r
Incompatible workmanship bearing The iepross of ma.
cnanical excellence and artistic beauty
The Office is perfect and Complete in all its snn,.,.
mehts-~iih tho latest improved Presses for prntin.
and-bs and Cards, AMI with efficient and exner;.noaS
printers there is no any line of IT,. business tina,
we cannot perform in satisfactory style
me facilities afforded by the BEST AND LATEST
IMPROVED MACHINERY viii aiso euab,s ma IA A.,
u'sn Work at great reduction from former nroa.
:" Norioik, rendering it unnecessary, either ON oc
count Oh mechanical execution or price for anv 70 .a
Their orders away to have them filed 49,
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Our Uisitinq cards.

o specimens IN this uA vie with the finest Copper.
ro ana are executed with great neatness
on hne enameled and Bristol Cardboard. -
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, Posters and Dodpers.

'"o'' OF AL sizes and in all colors Of ink and
10 m. "au nes' 70 advertising in the Post the best wav
"'A' "'''"h your business is through the POSTER.
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boston Herdld.1

I'VE do not like to advertise worthless wares or arti
cles calculated to deceive readers and when we see
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year
70 year until he becomes tho largest advertiser in
the Emitted States satisfied that the statements in
regard to his articles must be correct" .D
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TO THE PUBLIC,

~ ISL - f- III tf 81. sH- MI
IN the year 1916, the writer embarked In the Drug
nune@ IN the city OF Philadelphia and while thus en-,
sgca made several experiments in regard TO the most
eesssIe mole OF preparing Fluid Extracts NV efforts
articles being approved and used by
tne Medca faculty1 was DESTROYS Of placing them be
lore the public, but hesitated for some time before
Guiding to resort to sswspapsr advertiser kno,n ~
tne preudces that existed in the minds o}manv AGAINST
usng advertised Medicines or Nosrums but thronrh the
advice OF friends and those who had used them tb;s I
lection was overcome, ~ s"''' w
After IL years exertions commencing In n ANAL wa,,
the popularity OF my articles has EXTENDED IN ali nart
the United States and widely throughout Foreign
ules-and this In the face Of much Opposition Everv
means has been resored to by unprncped dealers since
their merit and success have been kpown-sucL as avar
using larger bottles at less price, censung all other
PrePantions and even copying my advertisenle
am nappy 70 state that out Of the many who have re-
sorted t. this, none have been successful y
~. l-.,. MY OBJECT
In this notice Is to mako the facts known IN ba t,;
and respectable Dealers believing after 40 many yes,r
exertops that the Druggists will discounepance snch
and that the reputation of my articles NAV
NOT De DAMAGED BY the use of inferior or spurious
Knowing that many may read this article who are nac
quainted with me, append few remarks from those of
natve ciy and whose names are known In all parts
Being personally acquainted with Mr.. Fl. r. Helm.
bold Il affords me pleasure in stating have been most
mvoraby impressed with his energy and integrity and
grAaaAsd at his suocess,r e''' ~"
WIN. wEIGETMAN
- Firm OF POWERS & wEIaHrMAN
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NEW YORK TIMES.
ENLARGEMENT Of the llDf ali1
iiir DAILY, fe4
SEMI.WEEKLY and
mo- WEEKLY TIMES
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
s5fs..s THE UNITED STATES.
Ha The .,.I.s ea.
NEW YORK TIMES
has been enlarged to the size Of the
LONDON TIMES.
Each number contains EGHf pages Of SEVEN columns
ssch--or FIFTYsIx columns in all--making II the
largest Newspaper in the United States M 5a.
The TIMES will contain regularly else
FULL CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS,
EXPORTS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
NO. -ua
hEssAaEs AND PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
RHroars on COURTS AND PUBLIC, MEETINGS.
n sH aa ar
EUROPEAN NEWS IN FULL.
@Has a4l'lyg
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
POLITICAL AND GENERAL EDITORIALS.
LITERARY NEWS, SELECTIONS AND MISCELLANY
Everything possible will be done to make the TIMES
the most valuable and interesting Family Newspaper in
the United States Its price will remain unchanged in
spite OF the fact that its size and contents have been in
creased onefourth. ,frrur fr
The following the prices of the several editions
payable In all cases in advance:
The DAILY TIMES, per annum. .............-. $40
The DAILY TIMES Sunday Ed. included)., 70
The SEMI WEEKLY TIMES one year..
The WEEKLY TIMES, one year
These prices are invarable. Club rates are dscon.
tnued. We heve no travelling agents Remit in Checks
or Postoifice Money orders if possible
ADDRESS
II. J. RAYMOND & co.,
aeezo-u Times Office, New York.
r. c. Ii NDSE Ely & CO.
REAL EsTATE ANDIANn .ovuov
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PR o G. R AM MRS

80. Dais concerts and Parties, are very neatly and
tastefully executed In coIors, = INV
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H. c. L I N DIS E Y & CO.,
sla REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENCY,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
Will Purchase and seIDll
REAL ESTATE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
In the States of Virginia and North Carolina,
ON COMMISSION,
Having made extensive arrangements for reliable pr
mAuoh In relation to the value location and advan.
tages Of different localities in said States. VI
Large and small Tracts of Land, Plantations
FARMS ana mineral Lands, and Lots and Tenements In
inc cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, will receive par
ocular attention. #,s#
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND EMIGRATION
FACILITATED.
BUSINESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
jan17-ly
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= iNofhikroRs of this Establishment respectfully
ao'Aoe 70 the Public of Norfolk Portsmouth, and Vi.
'nat tney are fully to execute eyetv do.
'0l'p'lon q JOB PRINTING known to the busin..r
n.y. sny WIN NEATNEss and DESPATCH, but in !.
sv,s unsurpassed in the South for BEAUTY and ELE
'ANoE We have the most complete and varied asaor.
men' OF TYPE OF ALL SIZES and DEsORIprIoNs-
- PLAIN, lNi,I+ ~
. FisNGY AND 9REAAfENY4H.