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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-29
SAN FRANCISCO NOTICES

TT q SECTIONAL FLOATING D r Y
u. - DOCK.-This dock, located at Mare
Island in the Bay of San Francisco. Cal, is now pre-
pared to dock vessels of any class or size ateras
all kinds for repairs furnished and the work exPe-
ditiously done at the dock, at the market prce.
RATES or DooKAGE.
For Sail Vessels first day, 81 per tom Tor lay days.
5S cents per ton,
For steamers under 2co feet keel FIRST day 81 40 per
ton; lay days 36 cents per ton
For Steamers over 200 feet keel first day, Sl;7S per
ton; lay days so cents per ton:
Ofice. No. l39 Front, near Pacific st., San Fran
en-5l
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-29
Admiral Sir Charles Nan;er

The following sketch of this distinguished man,
who fills so important station in the eyes of Eu-
rope may not prove uninteresting at the present
time
"We may soon anticipate some stirring intelli-
gence from the Baltic feet under Admiral Napier
The mission of the veteran commander is one of
extraordinary Importance, and he is doubtless fully
aware of the responsibility. Sir Charles Napier
has seen much service. As long ago as lS33 he
volunteered to serve the cause of the Queen of
Portugal against the usurpation of Don Miguel,
and while in command of little squadron of frIg-
ates and corvetts, he captured far superior force
including two line-of-batte ships one of which he
was himself among the first to board. While
hanging in the shrouds trying to get upon the
deck, he was poked at by Portuguese pikeman,
and very nearly lost his life. After gaining the
deck an officer rushed at him to run him through.
Sir Charles quietly parried his thrust, and very
coolly giving his assaant hearty kick, sent him
tumbling down the hatchway. The victory which
he gained on that occasion decided the destinies
of Portugal.
" 1t was during this war that the late Lord VIII
liam Russell, hearing that Sir Charles Napier was
in the vicinity of Valencia, went with friend to
see him, and soon discovered a man dressed in
very easy costume, and accompanied by ma
rine, bearing two muskets on his shoulders. We'll
Napier said he, what are you doing here %
Tm going to take Valencia was the reply. But
Sald LOrd w llllam russell, valencia Is fortified
town, and in order to take Iyou must order trench
es, make approaches, and establi h batteries and
breaches, which things take great deal of time,
and must be done according to rule.' 'Oh,' said
Sir Charles, have time for that | mean to
take the town by letter. He accordingly sent the
Governor letter, telling him it much better
to surrender at discretion. The Governor, who
was man of prudence surrendered, and Valen
cia was handed over to the Queen.
"The next great occasion on which Sir Charles
Napier took a pominent and distinguished part,
was the war in Syria. Here, at the head of his
marines and some land troops, he stormed and cap
tured Sdon, taking three or four thousand prison.
ers. Subsequently, he took active and impor-
tant part in the capture of Acre. Afterwards, 60
ing to Alexandria with a portion of his feet he
persuaded Mehemet Ali to sign a convention which
led to peaceful evacuation of Syria by the Egyp-
tian forces-thus saving vast amount of human
life. The result of that compromise is now mani
fest in the fact that the troops and ships of Egypt
instead of being engaged as formerly in hostile
conflict with those of the Sultan, are now ranged
beside them, and the Pacha is we'll affected to-
wards his sovereign, any other subject in his do
minions.n
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SUGAR. it is said there is a capital of S60,OOO,
900 invested in the culture Of cane in the states OF
Florida, Louisiana and Texas. These states pro-
duce annually about 3OO,OOO,O 900 pounds of sugar
besides which foreign importa;ions made to the
extent of about $50 00O, 900 pounds. Even a short
crop of sugar at the SOUTH which reduces the usual
production only 100 or l5OOO0,O0O pounds, inva-
riably advances the rate of sugar from one to one
and halt cents per pound; which, on the entire
CONSUMPTION of 65OO0O, 600 pounds, is equal to
one per cent, to s6,5OO.OOO and, at one and half
cents to about $4,000, 900.
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A Valuable TABLE.-rhe following table
will be found very valuable TO many of our readers.
A box "a inches by 10 inches square, and %
inches deep, will contain a barrel, Is bushels.)
A box "a inches by l6 inches square, and IA
inches deeD, will contain half barrel.
A box 26 inches by 1872 inches square and 8
inches deep, will contain one bushel
A box 12 inches by 1l-2 inches square, and 8
inches deep, will contain half bushel.
A box 8 inches by S4 inches square, and s inch
es deep, will contain one peck.
A box inches square, and AZ inches deep, will
contain one gallon.
A box 4 inches by inches square, and Al inch
es deep will contain one quart.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-29

MENTAL EXCITEMENT Bad news weakens
the action of the heart, oppresses the lungs, de-
stroys the appetite stops digestion, and partially
suspends all the functions of the system. An
emotion of shame flushes the face; fear blanches
it; and an instant thrill electrifes a million of
nerves Surprise spurs the pulse into a gallop.
DeliriIm infuses great energy. Yolition COM
mands and hundreds of muscles spring to execute.
Powerful emotion often kills the body at a stroke,
Chilo, Diagoras, and Sophocles, died of joy at the
Grecian Games. The news of a defeat killed
Philip thew. The doorkeeper of Congress expired
upon hearing of the surrender of CORVALLIS. En-
nent public speakers have often died in the midst
of an mpassIoned burst of eloquence, or when the
deep emotion that produced it suddenly subsided.
Largrave the young Partisan, died when he heard
that the musical prize for which he had competed
was adjudged to another.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-29

DESTINY OF RUssIA.-The author of"The Com
ing Struggle" has published another book, in which
he says that the summary of events in Russia's
mission and destiny, as deduced from prophecy, is
the following: "1st. He wrests portion of the
Assyro-M Macedonian territory from Turkey, and be-
comes king of the north I'd. He overthrows the
Turkish power, takes possession of Constantnople,
and becomes the dragon.' 3. He conguers the
continental nations, and becomes Cog of Magog.'
Pope and popish system to disappear. Napole-
on the Sd is to die the death of all usurpers. Aus
tra is to fall like rotten branch. Nicholas is to
reign over all the nations of Europe as " Cog and
Magog;" but "he attempts the conquest Cf Syria
and India, and is destroyed with all his hosts, in
the valley of Jehosaphat, near jerusalem"
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q y 4 Ut b ritp.
AN ACT

FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND SUPPORT
OF ENGLISH SCHOOLS FOR HAWAIIAN
YOUTH.
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COOPER AG E.

FRANCIS p. SWAIN, II BUTLER
SWAIN & BUTLER,
COopers, Honolulu, Oah hu, s. 1 .,
Having formed copaner,hp under the style Swain aud
Butler have taken the shop recently occupied BY
Walters and intend carrying the COopering Business
in all its various branches Hoping by strict attention
merit share of the public patronage On hand and
for sale 2OOO bbs casks barrels, buckets tubs shower
bath and blthing tuhs.-37tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-29

New ORDER.-A new order, the " Have-No-
things" is just haiched. The initiation is very sim
ple The presiding officer says, "Ary Red!" If
the candidate, after searching his pockets, can
trdthfully answer mary Red" he isqualihed, and
immediately enters into full membership: Buth IN
the search for aary red" the candidate should un-
fortunately find cent he is remorselessly dis
c3rded
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-29

90 An editor in one of the Atlantic States,
who has devoted his attention recently to Agricul-
ture or rather horticulture" gives the following
as the result of his experience in that line. His
final query is another evidence of the pursuit
of knowledge under difficulties"
"One little garden patch of ours has been very
profitable, very-this season, The bugs ate up
the cucumbers, the chickens ate up the bugs, the
neighbors' cats ate the chickens, and we are now
in search of something that will eat the cats Can
any of our agricultural friends aid u.s."
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1854-07-29
J. A. BURDICK,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, 8. l.,

Having taken the premises formerly occupied by W. Vincent
Hotel ST., Mtuna Rea st will continue carry on
the coopers business in all its branches at the above
mentioned place where hopes that those of his friends
who have hitherto afforded him liberal patronage will
fail give him call n. B. 500 bbs casks
on hand and for sale on liberal terms
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c. III. MARSHALL,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, s. l.,

Has his shop in of the formerly
occupied by Punchard & Co., and would respectfully
inform the public that he is prepared 10 execute any
orders the cooperage line the shortest notice and
the reasonable terms. Tubs, shower bahs and
work of every description made TO order.-35-f
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AN ACT

TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TO QUI-
EFT LAND TITLES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11
: RENT rAfNE 4 REM

tnroFttS ana whs,cse p<eis b Rppeasa as< Doo<uslc
~ aif 'II' ~ -. DIZZY GOODS, N -
,l.. 40. II foavterafA sfreA RicArEonk - iLl..
SPRING TRADE, 10nAs-ts sfs nos receiving sy
s,.ns and psskss nen olssss. uvspoosnd Havfs.esr
xsI7ESiI KaExcz, AND 6sRsAS BAR oo0bs
Purchased The best teruas. enre ossk.
very rge splendid Vi nv and ssys
variety. ., -'-f lBtI-.f ti-7 I----' -
We also prepared With large stoek Of READY MADE
81 hone under sapsrvion,
with ..ess sau,aai large and selected with Increased
heies for doing benes ana With
The best trade hal sonss 70 The
Invite ne merchants OF virginia. North Carolina
examine stock before parehAsn thai
our vim be sold low they soasht any arkst
Ills 10 keep up rosshoal the year ana
pared 70 them. - =
fsas KKNr, PAINE a KENT
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.-rARE 81 oNLY-rhs public are hereby In = 1.
% Ssn
every respect, the route between Richmond and Ba
Passenger. by agreeable and leave
oSSs and TsseS baltimore IN the course Of the
connection With the different lines out OF Baltimore the
Rs,urSIns viii leave
aissy, sonnsst night OF
Fare IN either direction e. Cabin the same
price, bat with calls board Of the MARYLAND included
the sa s Sor
III. aS ST
and $40 70, elias. d'io including meals for the latter
For further eulas through tickets -ppy
's 'D'"''"' ''s1s.'n's AM f WINSTON Tetss Agent
Office r. p and p. r. R Co.. Richmond, March c, isSi nhs
- NTH Il ROBERrS, Importers OF Hnrd-
ware nws M na' T5%Hrsa
and W
Having made extensive and aivanisseOu,
BILE demands OF the trade, respectfully sOe, ssani
The virginia tennessee and North Carolina Trade
arae DO well US, with the nndng
sa s to
to o ANY shS G &c. . favor r. US a, With call
5000 dozen oxen Pen Pen aud si Pc Pocket iat Rnve.
90 lnS,y n%Ts
1900 Knob, stock, Pad and Closet Locks
1900 :. Knob and rhaab Latehe, and Bolt,
so sAnes "KSxlsnd." and other Spades and shOves
go Gro. Bditanis, Plated iion Tea aud Table spoon,
s sS: Sas sas.s Pas Ps sT,s soe,
5.OoOlbs. "GriAn's" Horse shoe Nails
5000 dOl Hand, Min, and Smiths Tiles Ra,p,
1900 1900 gro Weed Wood ssrss.
5000 Pair Trace chain. and stage rrsse. o'P'
1890 Log, Ok Pnh, Back, pIeas, aud Halter Chain,
R Rs. R aGs f ss: .i s:.. ss ssa 9 Mounting,
Circular saws from to co inches
MIL Pit, Gross Cot, Hand and Tenon Saws
sledse, Hand, and shoe,ng Hammers
Brace and b Fame. ana Pane eff Iron. oh'e'
"waldron,s," and Patent Grass and Grain scy,hs,
snsaths, Horse and Mule Collars
Haiters Webb Rsns, Gifths Saddles Bride Bi,ts
strrup Irons. spurs. Buckles and sadley Hardware
Hog skins Pat, and Enamellsd Leather
sheepskins, Enamslled CLOTH Canvass and Duck
Oil Carpet. Coach Laees
Bright and Black Springs, Coach Plough Bolts
Hubs spokes yelloes Shafts and Coach Makers materials
"Anshorn Boiling Cloth
with every other article usually kept well
Hardware. fels
Nm HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
GOODS selected BY himself rom the New
friends and public generally call and Examine his .oei
which be found all qualities and olOr ofFrench En-
rari,Yaasy ca,,i%eI'; Crystal Palace do
annsns snG pi1 s Pp %sp9
Paris silk yeveis Dress Shirts and Collars
Ssrino Shirts and Drawers D, Gloves sSe,;
wa.hington and Napoleon 6raYai;; Nancy Bells. &c.
READY-NADE DEPARTMENT.
Super blk brown olive and Dress and Prock Coats
Pants and Vests Of all stylsshnd quaiitie,
KOSsuth aud Lamartine Over Coats
his SeI Sns sPs. f o1. %nn',
Pstsi.ham Over Sacks, all eolOrs
Tirkish Smoking Downs
Do s ssaw stass,s ss s.sI,. =,
X b. SPENCE
oc7s No 100, corner Main Governor st.
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MOTIF LEWIS 4 WILSON, Sign Of the Plough,
mh2e-u No. Sc Main street.
GoMPoISR FLUID EXTRACT OF CIssAM-
SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUIIMEIt GOODS.

vi SPIkENts AND MINER GOODS.
AJNkNIiSE, CitfNsHtW a. CO.. have mi. day received
by the steamers Roanoke and large addition
u er SICK Of the newest styles Of imported Goods Tor
LADIES' Genenen hiSses Boys which
been purchased IL New York The prices
oId AZ small advance for cash. puncuA customers they are
In part as follows - 49, -
Rich BrocaJe, Plaid and Striped Silks
Black Figured and Plain silks-al prices
Plaid and Striped HeTnann ~ Grenadine
Plain and Figured BaTeges and Barge DE LANES
sui.eT. French Printed Jacouets and Organizes
freHch, English and American Lawns M C.licoss
krnbTOileTel huslins; Plaid and Striped do
Embroidered Robes and ETillanes, White and Card
Plain Challys, Chaliy BarsEes and De Bege
u'nghan, all qualities, and Furniture prints
Habit aud Furniture Dmity, Bonnet Cord
ShemiE=ttes, Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief
ktch and Medium Bonnet, Cap and Neck Inland
L1dies, Oenemen's, Boys, Nssel' and Children'ssk
IhFeai, ana Cotton Hose aud Half
bombaEine Alpaca Canton Cloth, other Mourning Gs
- ana lpl able Diaper and DlInask
TABLE Cloths Napkins, DOyles and Diapers all prices
ifi,h Linens Linen Cambria and Renting
Ladies' Genemens, Boys Missed and ChiIlreu's Glov.a
Thread lte Hw and Null Iaees isnrs and io.sttpr,
yacoDet Cambr!e, Plain and Checked swim Muslin
wv, batin, Valencia and Marsoies WRITINGS
White and Fancy, Colored, Plain aud Figured Drilling,
Btd IicEnRs, Plaid Dpmettic and CotteD5ts-
- handsome variety ot Goods Tor boys wear heavy P,ner,
% aun "ings Bnrl1ps aud every variety Cotton and
shtftinRf, aud Cotton OIDabuTss, Ar ''"L''
SALESTiHE CRENsHaw co
"a No. %, corner Broad, gtl aud Capitol streets
A.. .-N
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apis "''''' ''' ' W. C" T,.s si,sgssis
100000 SIESS SrE sl 2s ssH,H S,I,l2

q u.
J. ID. GOODMAN will this date In rior. mt t
entire stock q Ready Made Clothing store great re-
duced prices 10, cash onlyJ for the
len with large stock Of Fa Goods wholesale trade Icr
chants Throughout the sato will this IN anJ one aud Al,
respectfully solicited cal
vailed; Goods better up ~ atI H
complete compiling article Of aenesens Wearing
larel a of the latest sYles) greater opportunity Tor
We greatest bargains has before been offered In Richmond
The Goods will be sold J. d. GOODMAN
No ~ Main street, opposite Eagie Square
NJ BCloihng ~ sus for house wen servants The
sioek large Those 10 sant money ny this great op
podnnity. Call add SER
my
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Raalssl $3.50

<SnxAr NoRTssRzsN NAH. RoUTk-REDgCTioH or
IN FARE TO BALTTK0RE AND PHILADkLPAId.-on
ns Monday through tickets TO Baltimore
ana Phadepha be obtained OF this Company over Their
route via Warrington. the following terms, via; =.
To
Tor self and baggage,
the and BALTIMORE free OF any extra
ehsrve vhAteyer daily lines between fh
dolphin rates varying rom " TO S lot each
er for second class pAsssn
rsr. The public loss for cheap and comfortable
fnp 10 New York. - !. ....... l..
Wsshngon and Baltimore without detriment to any pI,es.
couferred BY them. rx,s .. ny.
oy y,.s R. ,i .s.p;, ;; r ,ss g. .u,s
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,ps,so ,E sM s,l sSissD .sskkis1s,xxrs,.

~ SPRING AND SUMNER AkhANUkAkNfs
s ss S Eh$ SSssPs " : An
Isea,.. ssissss- have sRsoA ~s.aa
s s.s' s,s
n:yxsssfSwSs, Captain r. c.,nDr .lnl..vs "ss.a~oad.
sosE Rssslains. .Ss VIII leave fosi isSss.S .vss
s.op NV hoars =, NORFOLK both rons and
New York lneluans meal, aud s....-rooa
s,esrass pa..sss ca,
Pssnscrs isiins iS.;. ship FOR charged
nS Ss.ls' ''-' LupLAM WATSON.
fsSSskf5ST aS@ sHAS;SE aI isgs
Riehmend 70 Lovngson, -; fare through
Leave RshnonS a s'P n. and LyneAsarr By Boa.
ossid.sis asss ,as Ing &
and saardy sonass sS the soss a. sna
rive misc s and
ITM9A sIEAMsnLf t1sirANis LINE OF
s:sSs ,ys1sS5SI1; captain D.Sa Is.i. :;:sn~ FIN
81 RaF SsB.. Captain Sa%s:
One Of splendid Win leave Rchnond for PILLS.
oS
FL 1as S T:
and tuesday srnns which day .Asy win Discharge their
These splendid steamers expressly line.
fSey s LIE
s s ssp:ss s Of
goods. y ' '"e >'''' -
their interest
route for being the cheapest
rOoaeeonis, sSppins rsSurr accommodated by
drought Z tina, place Win dispatch -.
Fss @ @ m.
p; s sBEs RANKIN .,.. N. D..
on s. AN Sa s S s rs anil. ss a, s G
eopSs1sd Company co
'G mis- A0'AS' AASS Agent.
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G 1 #S5s. ssissl Az sE4s

lsparuets-whlts Giant. y
zrftcAoks--Large Giobs.
Beust-Largs Lima; Small Do.
Red crsnhsrry; Scarlet Runners;
&,dp Beuss-Early Ys,luv.
six Weeks; do Mohawk, do Obi.
IA; do Valentine do; half keou:
Refaeee, iooo 70 one; Red oran.
Bsst-EArly Blood rurnip.
Rooted; do yellow do do: Long
blood; White silesisn: french
Sugar; blaneei wurtsei.
, Brsss'f-Purpie Cape; White
tasesoe-Early York; Large
do, Early Sugar Loaf; do Bal.
teresa; do Oxheart; do Yanack:
do honpsreil; nat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large bergen; Green Curl.
ed savoy; Drumhead Sayoy: Red
batch for Piekiipg.
Chtltfotrer Early and late.
Gae''v-white soiid; Red do.
Urrot-Long Orange; Eariy
Horn; Altrinfhan; white PieLI
oress-Curled or Psppergrsss.
cheaabsr- RAriy frame: 90
Cluster; Long Gre. u; Long Green
sonthgate; White spined; Cher.
Gorr,E.rly Sugar; do ru.ea.
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SPRIN G, 1861.
FRESH HARDWARE.

thESh bIAkbN ahE.
NV 8. e. DONNAS, Richmond, Va,
w yorkshire" "Bac aud other Europe,
,h.r Spring Importson Of Birmingham aud sheffield HARD
WAR;, CUTLERY, GUNS and SADDIEY and
RES Ia our country full and complete
American Gaads, their stock large andng
consisting ia part Of
GOO dozen Table Knives and FORKS Knives
RaEprs Of Rodgers, Wade Butchers WostenhoIm's
Manufacture. and scissoTs and Shears all
the various styles aud qualities, and part Of
beautiful patterns
2o dozen pairs Straight and Trace Chain,
30 dozen urass and Grain Scythes
BOZ dozen wedding auj Killing Hoes, various makes
go dozen hmes Rorand's, and other makes Spades
Shovels
10 dozen Hay and Manure FORKS
CJ dozen Rim, Knob ,nd hOucc Locks With Brass White
aud Mineral knobs siock Locks, assorted Sizes; and
Pad, Chest. Clnasi. Til aud Trunk Locks, assorted
tCO dozen Curry Combs, of all qualities
200 dozen AYES, Virginia. Collins, sinmOns other
Manufacture
300 Single an Double Barrel Guns part Ode
quality.
Files and Ras In great variety Cast Shear
tTedstct Castings, Carpenters and TOo
nE Hardware generaJ together with all other articles
Kept In the Hardware line.
All Of which having been purchased
e terms ey are enabled and disposed 10 sell req
ulir house IT, This other markets.
We haze recently made additions establishment afford
ing greater ficieg fof eYhbpg goods
invite Merchants and those visiting Richmond 10 examine them
and our prlces assuring them that Gort shall be
give them satisfaction. w. "a a.. D0NNAH,
Mill ''
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Nv AnN M. MoolM.l,nn G,ae-, nna Cam.nl..lau ".

n Az y.
w chant, CTers for sale:
O. hids Porto REQ, Cuba sugr
81 packages sulrrs Loaf Crushed and Pul'erized Bugar
LOO bills 10 A aud q 10 do
90 hhis reboiled MOiasies
O. bbis y MOiasSes and Syrup
20 do Rchardson's No Whitkcy
80 do TulcalODsa and Common do
20 plesais, GunPo~der. Imperial and Black Tea
100 DoSes soap and TaIlow Candles
100 do sperm and Adamantine do
iJl Ienms Wrapping Paper
6.nOO lbs. Cotton Yarns add geine Irvine
30 saetasait
10 10 !lsles, London Porte, quart, and plats
100 dozen BED Cords AMI Plough Lines
20 hhds Ftr1n, Sides and shou'ieTs
80 bbls, legs and Pals Family Lard
. tierees Rice
pipe oiorra sup. Old reserved Madeira Wine
do Tayor'sOLPM do
10 ar do NJ Cctte Ma
70 10 burgundy and Pure juice Port do
% 40 Pale aud Dark Sherry do
10 10 S SS5 .ss Sis.si 90
~ baskets lIelisick Champagne quarts and pints
70 do my own Importation, and other brands, do
70 o. onsEtis very superior Sweet Oh
pipes Nolers Imperial Eagle Gin
DO lmpefai do, good article
punoheon very superior old ia. Rum
90 WCroiS do, key brand
h S gpes, hlennsssee aud o. Dupuy 4 O. Brandy
Q do do Imitation do do
20 bbis Apple and Jack do do
10 tons sEeeds and CounlryIron
800 kegs Nails, Cumberi.nd and other brands
~, ~ 1asi MO- Iagnayfa, Cape aud old Java coffee.
onger Coppeiass Starch Cigars Of best quail
s salt Peire White and Rsee 0oger, Cotton and Wool
Cards wnd9v 0l.s ndEO, VIC Blue Painted Bpeisits and
At the lowest price for cash viii sod ia lots 10 uIt
ehaefs ~ he loue price for cash. good and
s.',s.. wv ..s " ut,H1f; ----.-.- apii
hhkNnhihR WHITE SULPHUR WATRti-PRIcg Rg
~ DUOED TO TgN DOLLARS PgR BAHREI-Ths vIrta.S N
ah. maer are TOO well and widely word Of com
IS bbI'., fresh and In good order, for sale by
ADIH a GRAY
nys Sole Agents for the Proprietor
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w, IA $3.50 IA LcSiUE OF ga DEN SF,tsnx------
w TIN 0EIE1R1Tx6 SSSnSnkMk n OBTAINED s, PROM
o. naInorr sold by ROBERT r. DUAL Ren o Sr d
These Seeds OF the nnest auaii,y and ,,,
mend themselves They Of The Ses sss IN isss.
AR,tcuoxE-oreen GLOBE ri,i
AsrAsious-Gant
hrsIs-LOng Blood Eary nip White sosa n ss %s a,
e snn-Eary Purple, Large Purple Cape ""'''s'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .ss.aSN Ri vy and Late
say sugar Loaf Az Green cnrled SAVOY savoy
'esrsis-.wSe soIS, k sar ss White Cattle
SAisS-Broad Leaf Garden
Cucunln- Early Prame, Long Green Gh,r.n, a,
SSo ss p,sy rrusesrora, Early Sugar, sr Wesis
iiETtucr.k Early siIesia, Ice, brown puteh AZ ae Ao
M n.lnS-Ul,ron, Nutmeg Water Melon, &C
OERA ta H..
osius-whlte and Red
PlHakr-Curied i. F.r
Panssr-cup, Large Dutch
PUMPKIN 49,
pfrrfk-Bul Nose, Cayenne, &c
RRpDSm-LSng Scarlet, salmon, Red and White rurnip
sAiasy-or Oyster Plant
srissAca-Round Savoy
feuisH-Eariy Bush, &C
ToNaro-Larye Red, extra
Ra SasrRsd Top White rAi Daie Hybrn Large wo6
fiowka SEEDS, Hne assortment
BisD sESp lncerne. Grass Seeds 1c &c fin
u1nEftcUiIAh NOTICE TO PARrNT1-D rp,Nv-
lin would respectfully attention Of Parents 10 III
own manufacture Having for wear, =, sh1st OF ~,
North but have found Il obtain thes. thai Soni
VIZ therefore eonhdent that am manufae
wen Snd give perfect have an On
large and completes Mlss and eSdrsS
Of All shs sas BY the
VIII please call at old stand No. aib shors
Ys next aoor below the Dry aoods Store Breedtn
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