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rogatOry. am convinced that the evidence, though
somewhat informal has been taken in good faith,
and while 1t is not entitled to the fullest credit or
entirely conclusive in this matter yet, when taken
in connection with the testimony given at Homo
lulu, it is sufficient to satisfy me that there was
decree for the division of the property; that the
libellant appointed receiver. and that the yes
sci was sent to Honolulu while in his possession
and under his control. l am therefore of the opin-
ion, that the lbellant such receiver is entitled
to the possession of the vessel at the present time.
The only matter remaining to be determined is.
whether the libellant is entitled to any damages
for the detention of the vessel at fIonolula l
think he is not. The vessel, at the time she was
sent 20 San Francisco, was under the command Of
a person appointed by Kashow, and was consigned
to the libellant as the agent of the owner On the
return of the vessel to Honolulu, KashOw, natu-
rally indignant at the steps which had been taken
to deprive him of his vessel, and feeling that his
agents had betrayed his trust and cOnfdence, took
immediate steps to regain possession, and in part
succeeded. There was no good and satisfactory
evidence shown to him of the appointment of
the libellant as receiver and under all the cireum
stances of the case, think he justified in tax
ing and holding possession of the vessel, until the
question was determined by this court
Let decree be entered in favor of the libelant for
the possession of the vessel, and let the costs be
equally divided between the parties
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NOTICE. TO WHALE.sHIps.

"ESSRS, Balm & BURTT, General Merchants
lHn Ship and Commission Agents, residing al
Auckland, New Zealand, hereby respectfully tender
their best services for supplying ships with
and refreshments of every kind, for purchasing OF
disposing of oil, bone &C., for cashing bills of ex-
change, and generally for the transaction
shipping and mercantile business.
10 Forsailing directions and Observation-Disclosures
Ielative to the port of. Auckland, Messrs. Bain s.
Burtl beg to refer commanders of whaie-ships and
other vessels to their Circular of June, 1852.
copies of which may be had on application to
Henry J. Holdsworth, captain of the port of Homo
lulu, and to the Consuls of the United States. at
Lahaina and Hilo.
Pononu Nov 18th, 1855 -tf-25
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Honolulu Daguerrean Gallery.

TaIHE Subscriber begsleave to inform the citizens
III of Honolulu and vicinity, that, having return
ed from his tour to the windward islands, he has re-
opened the above establishment, where he is now
prepared to take Daguerreotype Miniatures and
Stereoscopic Pictures in very superior manner
with all the late improvements in the art and at
moderate prices.
Miniatures inserted in lockets, pins, bracelets,
rings, sc. Paintings and Daguerreotypes copied
and views of gentlemen's residences vessels parts
of the city. &c. &C., taken correctly, and oio re-
Uersing Perfect satisfaction will be givenn all cases.
or no charge will be made. .. 4, -,
Also, Just received, an assortment of beautiful
Pearl, Jewel and Fancy Cases.
Please call and see
HUGO STANGENWALD.
Honolulu, Sept. 2i, 1854. 2o-tf
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SOMA WATER :

YUyHE undersigned, from and after the lst of jan
III uary 1856, will fill 10 gallon fountains with
good Whiting Acid Soda. for 81 so each.
Also Bottles of Soda for passengers and ships
use warranted to keep the passage to San Francisco
aft 2. BRUBAKER
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NWTANTED.-Tw Journeyman Boot and Sho
w Makers, to whom good wages and steady en-
ployment will be given. None but good workmel
ineed apply. 23-tf j. H. WOOD
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T BOOTS AND SHOES.-Ar THE
BRICK SHOE SToRE.-Just received
6SG >sanother lot of those Custom MADE
A comprising the most extensive variety
of LADIES, CENTS, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRENS' BOOTS, SHOES And CATERS,
offered in Honolulu, all of which, quality con-
sidered, will be sold cheap.
Also, Gents, Boys Misses and Childrens plain
and fancy HOSIERY, of superior quality.
Shoe Findings, Pump Sole. Rigging, Harness, Bri-
die, Band and Wash Leather.
Blacking, Shoe brushes, Leather Preservative, Ga
superior article for boots harnesses and carriage
tops.) Meats foot oil, Sparring Gloves, sc.
n. B. Boots and Shoes made and repaired with
neatness and dispatch and all work warranted by
23-tf J. H. WOOD
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HONOLULU, H. l., MARCH PA, 1855.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

"a OTICE.-J. C. Spalding begs leave to Inform
l = his friends and the public that he has removed
to the new fire. proof store Kaanumanu street ad-
joining the store occupied by J. Makee Esq, where
he offers for sale the following assortment of goods
being invoices of merchandise f" Washington
Allston, +" John Caskie," Falcon and steamer
90 Peytonia. viz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

Bark Nelson Place New York has been sid 10 parties u
Portland private terms, She l. years old
schr Mary Clark " Newturxport in 1870 Of " tsas
sold on the 9Th last In this city for vlf00 cash.
The New York shp Id rcpors The following sales "A new
ship l25 1T East Boston @2 per ton: ship NornAKn
l450 year old built Issh private terms; bhrk
New York late ssIpooi packet 900 tons Is years old t
more, f5 tons $1,000, cahh.
The ship recently launched by Messss Williams Arey
Frankfort purchased by Capt Henry Fakne snd others
Provincetown called The Addison Gilbert 1t S stste
1t time Intended 10 call her The Race Poi by which
she was known al frankfort
LAUNcHKoShp Daring, 100 tons owned In New York bT
Buph Con Stock launched at Newburypet 9th Inst ~
Geo VI Jackman, Jr. Esq.
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worth about ei000 which they had an insurance Of
$3.50 In the following companies -Merchsuts, 81 500
Brooklyn $4,000 Pacific, 500 and East River ST. 1850
Inc machinery and fnures belonged to Mr.. Thomas
an OF 20 GOO in the following companies PARK
~ 500 Excelsior u $50; Merchans 81 500: Brooklyn
81 LOCO; Pacific 81 500; East River $3.50
The factory also belonged to Mr. Faye and estimated
as being worth I'll o0o It insured for So COO in thu
following companies Park 81 900; Excelsior 81 $50.
Atlantic, (of Brookiyn) $500 Merchants fof New,
York; $3.50 There was considerable excitemeut at the
time as there were upwards Of two hundred h,uds at
work in the factory Fortunately, they all escaped With
out any injury. .
The origin Of ~ as yet unknown, but will un-
shall There has beenNfe twice before In the premises
the last time Sunday morning about the middle Of
August last
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CLEARED.
Ship s. R SssRd Fss sssr
R. George Kss . pf Ts %sss
BARK ShTalSss Sa Minute: GIsaSsstsrv9Sya HlnotsH
Bris FIoTense fiessa, Neavsss@fhos owen Sons.
ssSS ssI fs. SsS Ss;s Cane y SI duncan
ssSr wssss Sssys
scSr John Boston. Lingo, chs!isson- isman
s SsT Rssu y fdn9.. Sssr Rs
scSr Mary Emma. mc,chfiss City foin'@Sss Bfun
sshr J p Gamo, Harrison, Suffolk. yavMas.er.
Propeller Locust Point French Balmore-cromwelps Line
ARRIVED.
Steamship Alabsms sShenek Savannah % hour, with mdse
sw Lookout passed .chr Plsndone; s .ss AN Haze.
Steamship xariop rss,e. Charleston IS hours, with mdse
W5s,sT Lshe,n day. with
es% 70 ss i 20 days. with de
u1 FOR Yoe *
psrsn c heavy we,e gales on the passage Had one
Brig Penguin r watiington, bermuda, days in ballast
Brig zosra Parri, Doboy Island days. with lumber,
seSr Parcels ID rOro Peps Madeira, days. with wine
SS s " ss s;s n s
Up g A seuhsTR S sSs Of the du Stream since which lad
sshr sullivan, rreyissnu. cada4 Bolivar Sept Is, viii
scbr Charger Hayden, Daren. via Beaufort, NC.
s ssr Ann a Tasas; A 4s1ssr yvfss days
Schr Yeeman Lind, Virginia, 2days.
sehr warrior whitman, RocAlnnd.
srhr Plymouih Rock, Lacey, Boston.
schr Jacob Raymond, Bourne, Boston tor Albany.
ss shr Rass sces Sag Hsrbcr for Philadelphia.
sloo,, Hi.ode Islnnd, Hulsc Providence.
SicSp n ii Bowen, Halock, Providence.
Prousiier wssternporL Berry Portland, -.
prs5ellcr Charles osgood, - NorwicA
SAILED.
ships Ontario Liverpool; Splendid aAve Mary San Fran
cisco.
Wind ., sunrise, Swi uesidagA sw; sunset, ssw,
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street,
PAPER HANGING MANDATORY TOTALLY DESTROY.
ED-Loss ABOUT S35 900.
About half past seven O'Clock yesterday morning Gre
was discovered in the Of the extensive paper
hanging mandatory Ct Thomas Faye Co.. Nos 152,
I4 and 156 West Twenty ninth street. II spread with
great rapidly and in short time the whole building
was enveloped in flames Soon after, the boiler of the
team engine exploded, tearing away the walls when the
oof fell in leaving the entire factory one mass Of burn
nc ruins range of three small frame buildings (Nos.
1853 leo and 1e0ti) were partly burned and pulled
Gown Two three story brick buildings the east side
OF the factory the and front Of No l50
rarity damaged. They belonged to Mr. Michael Green,
and are insured In the Etna Insurance Company OF New
York for 81 400 the damage will be about 500. The
three small frame buildings Nos. 1bS, 100 and 1905 be-
tcrged 10 Mr.. Theodore MARITIME. They damaged
about 500 We did not learn IL they were insured.
There were number Of poor families in Nos $50, 1853,
leo and 1904, all Of whom suffered damage, more
iess nv water and breakage No. 162 two story frame
avepr was occupied by q. Schimmel, the first aoor
as shoe store. He sustained damage to his furniture
ana sock 10 the amount Of $40 He had insurance Of
eaco In the Hamilton Insurance Company. The appar
mart WAS occupied by Mr. Alexander Lewis whose furn
furc Il damaged by water about $50 and Insurance.
The buIdpR belongs TO Hr Lewis and Is damaged about
AIS Insured In the ST. Nicholas Insurance Company for
AGO Mr. Thomas Dc ugherty who kept hquor store at
No $50 sustained manage to stock and furniture TO the
amount Of about 80. No insurance.
Thswaa Faye y Co. bad stock Of goods 10 TIC factory,
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To Captain HEyRY HENRY, O. ;. 5. Plymouth, Harbor Of
Rio de JaneiIo.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC new YoRx-THs DAT.
05 NOON SETS. morn
~ HIGH WATER. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

BKCUKLYN KEFUBLIUAIS UUNVENTIUN.
The republicans of Kings county met in convention
asst evening" in Hillary street. for the purpose of nom
mating county ticket H. n. Holt, President ana S. A.
Smith acted as Secretary,
Arsotion made that all who were not delegates
should leave the room. An amendment was carried
that the reporters might rcuain. After consdera Die
firing between the members Of the Eastern and
Western districts Mr.. Burdett Sryker of the Fourth
ward was nominated the republican candidate for
Sheriff when of the En- stern district delegates left
the convention dissatisfied The convention then voted
to 60 into nomination for County Judge. Henry Hagner
Of the Fourth ward and Edward Seymour, of the Tenth
ward nominated; bat before going into ballot the
convention adjourned until Monday night next
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r,xSE LEV nAvsr, Oct e-Ar schrs Jack Downing VIM
S,,t and mary Elizabeth, Philadelphia;
NJ Siry n,f LADY Fepwtck. Grtnng Albany.
rren Oct Arr schr Falooner Tirren Port
wsss nP Fl -. o bar. rsas.
h,a chrs Ellen Rodmsn, Osgood, NYork xh. Ro-
fsoRffxT Albany; Pearl Keller do slccg Emily As.y.
sisS fST yS brig. C.sian rnkham and Gov Brood.
Az deipna schrs JuntAta, Tonnah and Electric Lg,
Rough wis Sarah Bpss1sm and I.sac Achon Met;
ssa g. bark u the Road: lh brig Judge whItman kas
wsna ais tor Nfork CID S BARK Louisa Eaton, Adie, Hs
pV MrsMoUTH, Oct e-An schrs Clarendon NYork; Cars
fROvIDENCE, Oct s-Arr schrs Bailey, Carey. PhiA
phha TsyPosnia sine Albany; sooP Bsle M. rhls-
IN ,, nemip q{a Albany a. ~, 20. -. mn.
rickson Charcsown Smith futile Bsker, and Mary
hiuson Boston. VIM jackson, Phillips Qsncy Point; j p
Crouch, Henderson, New Haven: =,
Almeda Boise, NYork Sid brig Europa Frazer. Nownund.
| land.
SAVANNAH, Oct Sod barks sagtta. Baker, AnsAsrdsm:
Chas Halves Boston brig Phiuu, hcv MOI
SALEM Oct 6-Arr Marshal Dutch Colcord fhIsdel.
phia Fila Frances Ay<emus Grant iMdv -
he ocean Tibbstts Jula Smith, NJ ana Nsn,srhst
Hewes Phfadephip ohn Grant, noudus, IN rben Atkirs
Harding Mary II Banks Rnks ma 2o~kinsha,
Tnpey. Phladcsphs so ph bark Nm n ahsiller Wat
AGics sshr II ~ jenkins Qrom BsplnoTs, NeW5ur,por
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TIE BLACK REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL.
Great Gathering Of the Preston King
Party Last Night.
The Wing Party Sold Out, and the Con-
Germ Closed Up.
B. 4. Butler and Horace Greeley in theSame Boat
NOT A WORD ABOUT THE MAINE LAW.
&C., &C., &C.

To accordance with the subjoned call, a meeting was
held in the Tabernacle last evening -
TaE RgrUBIIcAss TIE CnY NEW Yonx-wfu meet at
the Tabernacle this Tuesday evening" at TX O'Clock the
purpose q raufyng the platform and nominations made by
khe Republican State Convention at Syracuse September
lion Henry Wilson Gen Nye Judge Culver and other emf
nent speakers win be present.
I. S. BERRY, arrangements.
There the usual Tabernacle audience in attendance
including many respectable old wings the aoor and
large number of fast young from the Broadway
House in the gallery. Tie last named individuals com
menced rafting fire of applause when the time arrived
for calling the meeting to order. There were some
twelve hundred people in attendance.
The meeting was called to order by Dr. Kennedy, and
the following named persons nominated officers of
the meeting, which nominations were ratified =
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THE SYSTEM OF EsPIoNAaE.-Ve eniee is in
vested with spies, male and female They are
to be seen prowling about the coffe rooms; and
the police Is ever rendy to seize upon any one
who may be tho't on the slightest; grounds of
suspicion Disposed to speak freely Of the des-
potic character of the Austrian government
The grent secret, then, 10 avoiding tip on the
shoulder from one of the police, is 10 practice 81
lenoe to lay an embargo on the lips to think
asmuoh rs you please but say nothing One
example will give you some idea of tho extent OF
the interference of the police. There can be no
party IN n house III the evening exceeding twenty
IN number. Should you havo twenty ono at a
friendly cup of ten, the police have the right to
oanse an Immediate adjournment of tho meeting
lms seriously affects tho principle of go
ciety right of, and very large parties, as YOU
have IN the United States, ARE here under an in
terdlct by agovernment IA leaous and dospoto
as that ot Russia. The colors of the Italians.
when nation, red. white and green. A
large, beautiful bouquet with tho flowers so ar
ranged as 10 exhibit these favorite oolors of the
Italians, red white and green was thrown upon
the stage OF one of the theatres in compliment to
, apopuar actress. Tho police heard ofit, quickly
ordered the thontre to be shut up for six months
for that single act. Can government SO ty-
rannioal live in the affections of the people J.
but, ms tho Italians cannot govern themselves,
perhaps II is rs we'll that tho Austrans have to
do 1t for them, although it is very Illuminating.
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/, BRING your HOl,sEs.-NEW
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
Pills that are Pills.,

DRoF. HAYES, State Chemist, of Massaohuset
l. says. they the beat of all Ps and annexed
arr tho men who certify Tint ct HAYES knows viz:
Lemue Show, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Nass.
Emory Wn4hhurn Governor of Mass.
W C. Punkett Lieut.. Gov. ot Masa
Henry J Gnrdner Gov, of Mas
Simeon Brown, eut Gov
Il NJ Wright, Soc. OF State
John Il. Fitznarlck. Catholic Bishop OF Bost ~.
MEN THArARE MEN =
Among the d lenses this PHI has cured with a4, ni.h.
ing mrility, we may mention 80
Costvenes', Bilious Complaints. Rheumati, IN. Dror-
sy. Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach
Nausea, indigestion, Morbid naction of the
ruin arising tlcr from F,ntuency, Loss of ppeti:e
all lleetous aad sutnueuus Diseases which require an
evocuant Medicine, Scrolula, or Kings Evil They al.
sohy purilS ing lie blood and stimullrg the System
cure many complaints vhieh il woul not be supposed
they coul roach; such n' Deafness Partial Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous Iritabilfy, Deraneenents of
the Liver aud kiineys Gout aud other kindred com
paints, rising fom " Of the body or obsruc-
tons Of ia functions rhcy the best Purgative
Medicine ever discovered, and you will but need ioand
them TO know il.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER. Lowell, Mas aud
sold by every respectable uggist in New Ell gland.
l.dNr2m
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VOL. 3 NO. 26O.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.


For fhs Bsuisviiie Journal
THE WORLD rs FULL OF BEAUTY.
There is beauty In the forest
Where the trees are green AMI fair:
There IA beauty IN the mendow
Where wild flowers scent the air;
There is beauty Ia the sunlight
And tho soft blue beam above:
oh the world IL full Of beauty
When the world IL full Of loyei
There IL beauty In the fountain,
Singing gaily Mt Its play,
While the rainbow hues are glittering
On its Filvery, shining spray;
There Is beauty In the stremmlet,
Murmuring softly through the grove.
oh the world ls full OF beauty
When the heart Is full Of love
Thcre Ia beauty In the moonlight
When II fhlls upon the sea-
While the blue, foam crested bl.lows
Dance and frnlic jnyously;
There Is beauty In the lightning CLEANS
Tint Ger the dark waves rove:
oh the world Il full Of beauty
When the heart IL full Of lovei
There i7 beauty In the brghtnrss
Bcnming from loving eye;
In tho warm blush Of affection
In the tenr nj symynthy
In the sweet, low voice whose accents
The spiritH gladness provel
oh the world Is full Of beauty
When the heart Ia full Of loyel
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April aOth, 1885,
GEORGE vi. RUCKERNC NCO.


Respectfully beg leave TO call the attention of the
Ladies' I" their very splendid and stock of
FRENCH and SCOrCH EMBROIDERlES, in
Muslin and Lace goods comprising almost every varie
~ oi work and style. US also of quality aud PRICE
Lpdies IN the city nso those visiting tho city for
III" purpose oi supplying themselves with such goods
viii plcnsc call and mike their purchases.
nnlO 3u
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iANCIIBURG, SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1888.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATAND BEIOw COST

hats caps, trunks, carpet baes, Ne. lhr H"h
n scriher would call the attention ot Sx~3n m
n those in want Of roods Ia his line, kglNl=yW
-s nul especially those wishing goods ~H1EaD
Ia sell TINT he is Offering IN entire stock ai prices
that fail be appreciated by those who may ia
vor hun with call large portion of the goods were
purchased this Spring. embracing very fine asso' tmont
OF Hats ap, and Infants Turhnns all of the most ap-
proved styles An exra fine assortment ot Trunks, II
hne oi Lnde~ aud Misses shoes, just recev-
ed fine of Gents fine dreas Roots wish In
sell out eatly possible aud 10 enable mn To do 40
| offering the entire stock and portion of
goods for less than cost.
Call at tie sign of the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick tInuse an1 door below c. Morses Book store
before making your purchases.
arle3tsl D. RUMBOuGH. Ae't.
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VIRGINIA n TENN. RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA N TENN. KAlLKOAD.
La M sssgs $3.50 s;;4F1 AEII SruEDuLE,1SoM-
ssN ssNS1c~ff-V@.MER ARRANGEMEN On
nnd ncr April IL, 1879, the Passenger Tain will leave
lynclihurg da Y, (Sunluy. cXr"ptcd) nj o'clock
I. NJ. and arrive at Wythcvill nj 4. II. Returning,
Ieave ythcville ut a NJ. md arrive nt Lynchburg
ut l2 M,-mn,ing the trip from Richmond mud Pete,s-
burg To Wytheyille in II hours.
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Buiori'- Depot, on Mondays.
Wednesday, s and Friuy,, aud urrlve nj buchanan to
.upper
For Fncasle Sweet and White Sulphur Springs,
Chuflestun. kanhwh, and Gusanloite via Bonsnck >,
Mondays. "Wednesday. nnd ri lnys.
For Ahnedon Joneshoro' nnd Knoxville Tenn. ia ly.
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE VI. sUCKER a co.

INNtHHtNo, Va.
April 30th, 1858.
1ako pleasure IN announcing their friends and
emers that they in receipt of their entire
took of fANC' and STAPLE DRY GOODS Tor the
eos"n aud respectfully invite MI persons ting reaa
foodGOODS nj reasonable prices To cal and mako
thcir selections apl30 :lm
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,,,o rnaE LADIES' you

'p In H. IA ADRGsS-'lI Nru VIII u -" Ht'l'
oflhc ua,r hapuhl0 nud otc.l -tye ot spring
and summer good tiHt have r. e'n offered u llis
mnlhe ell at " ht#e < Jftdani> nee nal rommoiions
one door aboye tie Gitiz.'e SaYinra Bnuk, We
have iu.t opened, ntl stock j. entirely new W.
can sut the in.te a the mot nncIl |. Ne have t.
richest ssarlnents fail k'n- of dres goo IA such a.
.ilhs,ss,ins plua,.tfcd plaid cui Baages.s, Organ
die o cyery variety satin al all cu ao hi'eh strip
Shalue, Sialiie md Bnragc DpA n-d every ynriciy.
summer NJ II lin ofbl color. md qunltli,s hac French
othel eslar= and sleeves, Mao, very snpe ior IN
sclt. piourniue sc, nnl pr. richy embroidered
Linen Camhri. lantkrrehel-, la. - Neil' Manillas
of The mo,t hoa uI styles pansols Inns kid gloves Of
cvely variety. Cad md oSamine
WHITE & JORDANS,
door above the Ciiizen- Say ngs Bank.
mn 29is Main street
T15a Ron. ropv.
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oFNINb ANU NIN NFK DRY tUDDN -Juat
uP,ned at Philip W Payne. k>e's corner Man J
suncrinr stock of DRY GOODS. embracing Cloths
Onssmerrs, Nrstingt, Linens. and L,pIfs' 6oops, oi
ali kindr Cali aud examine.
npiII.ta T. W PAYNE,