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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-16
ADVERTISEMENTS
J. q. SPAIDING

u sspsesins he iSSo1ns assortment q ns1ehandise s per
ships
.FoRTUNA,v
John CILPIS.-
and .HARRIET & JESSIE,
Prom Boston, to arrive in season for the wants Of tie FALL
trade, and is prepared 70 make
Sales g to arrive" on Liberal Terms.
"a Prime pork, . trown cottons,
Pilot bread, Clses blue drills,
Casks navy bread, " Boston denims,
Gases assorted crackers, Is oysters,
Bbls and kegs old Bourbon :" green corn,
ca sni, as Il, lard. q s sEssn pea''
Hf bbls crushed sugar, . assorted meats,
Bbls butter, in kegs, =" smoked behring's,
Boxes English dairy cheese, " raspberry jam,
Boxes English dairy cheese. " preserved gooseberries,
M p Ss, ti1 %1;s5 annie. C p Psashs as,,n
Bags table salt, " verdaie olives,
Cases hf-lb Jumps tobacco, Bills cider vinegar,
Coils Manila whale line, Cases butter crackers,
Cases scarlet flannel shirts, I" wine crackers,
" blue flannel shirts, " oyster crackers,
aIs, " sugar crackers,
Charcoal irons, hooks and thimbles,
Sister hooks, cotton sail Irvine, log lines,
Long handled tar brushes,
Topsail sheet shackles, hemp cod Iires,
Linen fsh. lines, brass dish cundlesticks,
Riding saddles, seamen's stout brogans,
Kegs iron sheathing nails,
Rolls sheet lead, kegs boat nails,
Coils worm line, bees wax,
Coils houseine and marine,
American ensigns, whalers' cutting-falls,
Coils ratline, nests bingham buckets,
Kegs cut nails, Wider's iron safes,
Bills pitch, bbls tar,
10, II, I6, II, Is, y feet oars,
Cans Dupont's powder, Boxes saleratus,
Hunts handled axes, Gases blue cottons,
No. 8 Roger William stoves, " blue prints,
No. 4 Roger William stoves, Z" pink prints,
No. 4 cambooses, '' orange prints,
white shirts, " Suffolk bleached drills,
Fancy regatta shirts, Or pipes brandy, L. V. p.
White drilling pants, suh pipes Castilon brandy,
White drill frocks, Kegs Monongahela whisky,
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White Lead.

" HUI IIcslCIe
TIME Is ONSTA NTLY
u receiving, from the manufacturers direct, the best qualities
of fresh
"Pure,"
"Exfra,'
aud No. ~
White lead, ground in the best boiled English oil, and is su-
thorised to contract at lower prices than the present market
rates.
J. c. sPALDING.
Uo,,uI1. June 9.lS57. Soft
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FOR SALE

For SALE.
YELLOW SHEATHING METAL and Com
position Nails, Brogans, women's Goat Buskins, do KID
do, ladies' enameled Jenny Linds, do Morocco and Calf Buskins,
do Bronze Sontags, Fairbanks Platform Scales Of all sizes, Gro
oerstzdo. Counter do, EPSON Salts, Long Fluted Phials, Pima
Goods, Manila Cordage.
27tf b. W. FIELD.
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FANCY GOODS.
lust RECEIVED, PER via
e. Panama, from New York, the following invoice Of fancy
goods, comprising
Ladies' muslin bands,
" Embroidered handkerchief,
" Wells,
" Collars,
Muslin Insertions,
Ribbons,
Fans,
" Fancy French kid sippers,
" White satin slippers,
Gentlenen's kid gloves, white and colored,
Ladies' white and colored kid gloves,
Ladies' dress hats.
FoEssa al by
Honolulu, July 9, 1857. SAT-
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LUMBER! LUMBERu
lust A II v E ID per Raduga, from Boston,
so pairs of double sash doors, 8 feet 8 inches and Z feet
9 inches. with blinds and frames complete.
40 NJ feet assorted Pine Boards, II to 10 feet long, plancd on
one side-a superior lot.
ALSO,
Per L. p. Foster, from the Tekalet Mills, Puget Sound,
rs NJ feet tongued and grooved north west flooring, II inch, planed
on one side.
20 VI feet northwest plsned boards,
so NJ I" assorted rough lumber, scanting boards and ,ickets.
For sale at the new Lumber Yard in Fort Street, nearly oppo-
site the French Hotel.
So G. II. LEWERe.
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE.

ENoR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 2 large MshoFany
Sideboards, very superior, 1 smaller one, do. do, Chest oil
Drawers Mahogany, bureaus do, Toilette Stands do, and Rose
wood, Card Tables, do, Arm Chairs, Rocking do, Heavy Rose
wood Extension do, Parior Chairs Of various patterns, Mirrors
different sizes, Hat and Umbrella Stands, Cottage and Horizon
tai Pianofortes of celebrated Makers. Also a splendid assort
ment Of new pattern Housepaper with border.
July ], 1-f Won HOLT q HEUCk.
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FOR SAL

FOR SALE.
QCAEITY FRESH CORN-
81 quality fresh butter
T Fr1k 9brn Meal and Fresh Corn Bread daily.
l0-f J.. FOX
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4 SSIGK NOTICE.-An persons having claims
" ukafuEt the estate OF c. H. Butler, viii please present their
accountSk r approval, and all persons indebted to the estate
are reque4ted to make immediate payment OF the same to
Ho,olulu. Jan. 27. 1857. S1tf
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CARGO ON THE WAY FOR THE
FALL SEASON!
DEALERS. STOREK PER AND THE
IL public generally are respectfully informed that the spleu-
did new clipper ship
KAMEHAMEHA W.,
John Garry, master. 500 tons register, 800 tous burden, A ]
at Lloyd's Tor fourteen years, was to sail
FROM
For this port, direct, between the 10th and Goth of this
month, (ApriD with one of the largest, most valuable and com
plete assortments ever brought to this market In one veael.
She will be due here early in August.
SAMPLES of Dry Good are expected in about SIX weeks, due
notice of which will be given.
ROBERT C. JANIoN.
April %, 1857. q
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A
4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF 1. O. OF O. F.
"A and MASONIC REGALIA, constantly on hand, such a.
Royal Arch, NJ. Ms, p. G's,
Encampnnenf, &c, &c, &c.
Military goods OF all kinds can be furnished to order.
Apply to C. A. & IL. F. POOR,
52-tf Or GEO. WILLIAMS.
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MAPS OF OREGON.-A few very fine maps o.
w Oregon and Washington Territories, with the most re
cent surveys, whicr should be inevery business mans counting
room. Price SO, for sale by
32tf H. NJ. WHITNEY,
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PIANOS! PIANOS PIANOS
RF THE CELEBRATED MANUFAC.
~ TCRES of Chickering X Co., Raven, Bacon & Co., and
NUNS u Clark.
The undersigned can furnish superior toned Instruments OF
the above makers, through VIM. G.. Badger, Esq, San Fran
cisco. sole agent for the Pacific coast. The prices in San Fran
cisco are precisely the same as at the manufactures in Boston
and New York.
Plans, st, tes and prices can be seen at our Office. Orders
solicited.
46t c. A. & II. F. POOR.
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GIVES NOTICES To THE PUBLIC that he is
II expecting the following assortment Of merchandise per
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A. HORNIBLOW, BUTCHER. would re-
- . spectfully inform the citizens Of Honolulu that he has
leased the premises formerly known as the : Family Market"
on King street, and will open the same on the LIST OF April.
where can be had everything pertaining to the bu.cherinc
business. The patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited.
charge. 3o-lys
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WORKS ON THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,.
DATES IN THE SANDWICH
ID finely illustrated.
Bingham's History of do. do.
Cheeveris Island World of the Pacific.
Travels in the Sandwich Islands.
: Jarves' Scenes and Scenery in do. do.
For sale by HENRY NJ. WHITNEY,
$40 Post-Ofice Building.
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UyR ANSACTIONS OIL THE ROYAL HA.
wAIIAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, for. the year
1855. Vol. II. No. 8. Price 80 cents just published, and fs
sale by.
se-tf II. II. WHITNEY.
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SAVIDGE & MAY

Honolulu, July s, 1887.
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LIQUORS., English Groceries, English Soap, for sale by
IL July i, LIT ROBERT c. JANION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
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The Joys .f7nlcruisy.

Graee Greenwood, Mrs. Liplincott,) in nh
address to mothers in the last number of the Lit
tie Pilgrim, thus writes: since last addre sed
you, another year has passed over us--a peace.
tul and fortunate year to most of you, trust yet
doubtless bringing to the happrst hearts and
homes something of change and sorrow To me
II has brought the most profound and sweet, the
most solemn and sacred happiness Of womnn
hood-for within this year | have been Joined to
the great and noble army of mothers ! am now
one of you. Oh, if there is u time when woman
may f'el that she, like Mary of old, is blessed
among women, it is WHEN she folds in her arms
her hrstborn child l. feels the touch Of its
tender little hands thrill on heart strings
feels upon her cheek the first soft breath
OF n life immortal secs family twnkIing in
the misty depths of sleepy little eyes IA love that
shall yet brighten the world for her This Joy
unspeakable this holy triumph of maternity, Is
Heavens abundant compensation for all that is
denied to her With existence renewed and FIRE sh-
ened by the ntowing of this pure rll from the
divine fountain of fe-wiih my heart mnde more
tender and loving by the sweet, my sterious inha-
ences by which babyhood, mighty in helpless
ness, and without speech, most eloquent, comes
i"us-l feel like consecraung myself anew to
the service OF such as Jesus took in his arms and
blessed-and of you, whom maternity makes kin
To her once elected TO the highest joy and deep
est anguish of Immortality her whom he most
loved and most tenderly remembered in bis last
hour"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

Considerable excitement has been produced Mt
81, Louis by the murder Mt the Virginia Hotel
IN that city of Dr. Cleveland, by his room mate,
young man named Sharp. The murderer has
been arrested and has contessed the deed. The
81. Louis Republican OF the 18th SAYS:
Ion searching him there were found on his
person eleven dollars i'll money and check t.r
cont. which he had deposited at the hotel let
tered as fellows; Virginia Hotel, ~, this heing
further conclusive evidence cstallis ing idpn.
tlty He was then brought to this city in n bag
gy, the river being crossed in u boat, On his
why down Sharp was quite communicative speak
ing of his hardlhood, md desiring that it might
not be set down to the account of villnny or hard
heartedness, but to an acute sense of honor.
SHARP is scion of quite romantic family.
lie Is nephew Of the MIR. Sharp who was killed
in Frankfort, Kentucky. many years ago, by
Beanehamp, and the trial and story of which ut
the time and lon, afterwards, occupied so much
Of the public attention.
''Prsonrr is well corrected in the country
whore he formerly resided, and he expresses hi.
firm conviction that he will get off clear, on the
score of heated blood aud the absence Of mncn
prepense. He is ut present lodged in j,il for
safe keeping"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

bill has been introduced into the Florida
Legislature entitled AN act to exempt from
levy and sale in that State by execution or at
'schment. or other process, one slave II IS
believed the measure will become n law. Ii
would be well for Southern Legislators 10 think
long before adopting, as law, such measure as
this. The fact is that a very large proportion OF
the Southern people, if all their worldly goods
were converted into money. could not purchase
a slave that would be worth having and il would
be The worst sort of class legislation that would
make their effects amenshe for their debts. while
the slave of weather. man would be exempt.
Such Law would justly arouse deep and gen
era discomfort with the poorer classes and do
more to awaken prejudice against slavery than
anything we can imagine. We trust that
such scheme will find favor in the South, and es-
pecially in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Fine fclloxing scattering VOTES were given :
.Th,Ce,a.s,oo,,.s uuennmnn..

The New Orleans Delta. in the course of an
article commenting the Presidents message,
after an eloquent eulogium on Pierce, whom IT
styles " irrcgularly gifted" says;
And after all it Is not nj all certain that Mr..
buchanan will give us mere comprehensive or vigor-
Gus policy. Tho later coid6loodod politician II
al nep a ef e5ped,eHeg; man who did not
dciiere HE presidency bpt me,elv ired into II, by pa
tiently hiding his Time and keeping himself in good
state Of preservation until ether old siagers had
dropped off or been retired upon the superanuated
list Uhai can such man, NTH iUkeoarm blood and
lreok cerebcnm Aoucra clear his ntoeot, do bh pre-
side respectfully o1rcumloetton affect But We
forgct-we beg pardon-we are under promise not
to PREJUDICE Mr.. Buchanans administration 50 we
ask the reader to consider anything in the foregoing,
that may look like prcjudgmeut retraeed, Ter the
and all we lave TO say As TO the probabilities
of Mr. Buchanans regime is, Nous rerron'.'
Tha, is ,olerably emphatic specimen of dem
ocra,c " damning with fain, praise" The Del
ia will have to be looked TO. Habet ftnum in
cornu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
\ woman 10 the Zip Of Her Tongue.

aughable war of vituprraton has recently
been waged between two newspapers at lazoo
city, Miss. the banner edited by Mrs. II.
\. Preweit and the other, the "Sun," by Mr.. w.
u. Roy. This war was one of unexampled bit
trrness and personal acrimony. especially on the
part OF the lady, (who is a Fillmore mani and Mt
las, reached such pitch that the feminine, 10
'equalize.' rs she said, the position ofthe parties,
dropped Mr.. Roy and announced her intention of
pitching into his spouse. At this stage of the
matter, however, II dozen respectable citizens
signed letter addressed To the parties. request
ing them to de>ist from the further publication of
articles If personal character. as they were not
exactly of Il nature to interest their readers
This appears to have been agreed TO- but Mrs.
Prewett IN the genuine spirit OF her last word
prerogatve. aud with something very like punc
fifth and l.igurian honesty hndr occasion in
''dropping' the matierthus tn speak her mind:"
1--WE now drop the whole matter at the request
of the above letter. though We had first rn'e no
tice of "Roy's Wife" in type. On the whole We
have concluded Ia let the poor woman pass AS
she has IA much as she can bear, We sup
pose thu devil owed her srulge and has paid
il off in husband, She need not fear the ter
rors OF another world, as She has received sutii
cient punishment in this, for any youthful indis-
Crrtlpn.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The venerable and gallant Commodore Stew
art who has been in command Of the navy yard
at Philadelphia. finding that his time abou,
toexpirc, notified the Secretary of the Nayy.,hat,
in accordance with usage he. asked the appoint
ment ofhs successor. Mr.. Dobbin at once re-
piled, with generous acknowledgement of tho
great services of the gallant veteran that ord
mary rule should be applied to him, and il was
not only the pleasure, but the wish Of the depart
meni, that be should retain the position. 30 long
as it was acceptable, and that he would not be
disturbed untlit duty became an ncnmbrancs.
He now retains his place as senior captain in the
navy on duty, and with the highest pay allowed
by aw-four thousand five hundred dollars Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

THG lloRNED RAr.-The horned rat is pecnlilr IN
many respects. Its skin is striped with coors in the
manner and form Of the zebra; and its horn, which
projects from the extremity he nasal bones is not
unlike that which you have in mcnager-s an 4
read in descriptions Of that unganly animal the Rhi
nnceros, and IS OF elongated recurvent conca figure
with IimPet- shaped base. The horn, thoucI some.
what Inclined to the spiral, is ngglutnated or fin
rous, and analogous to the whaehonc, which is 50
easily sepa,ablc Its eyes ola lnhish color. and
like the o" its sight is defective during the day
They also sing like thrush
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
The lOOtls uss0llp,.

Tue long disputed question whether Purcell
or Handel was the author of the grand music of
the Old Hundreiih had been set at rest by dis
covery made a few days since in Lincoln Cathe-
drnl library. Purcell died in 1895. and Handel
1883 But in III, Cathedral library a French
psalter prn,e, in ljlG. conta ms the music of the
Old Hundre,h; exactly as is now sung, 40 that
IT could not he the production Of either Of the
great musicians TO whom it had been'attributed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

we see 1t stated (sny- the \. Y. Mirror) that
Col. Stevens of the Revere and Fremont Houses
Boston has contracted to TAKE charge of n new
and magnificent hotel about 10 be- erected in
Ph'ladeiphla. on the corner of Chestnut and
Eighth streets. Col Stevens takes S25, 900 of
the stock and agrees TO furnish the h,,el M en-.
expense of S3OO,000. Ii would he superauous In
add that the Philadelphians hive reason 70 CON
graduate themselves on the prospect of having
one Of tho finest hotels in the world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The spring elections for Congress,&o., will oc.
cur in several States soon after the termination
of the present session. Virginia will be one of
the first States 10 hold an election after tho in.
nuguration Of Mr.. Buchanan. We need scarcely
say that we think several judioious changes could
be made in the representation Of Virginia even
if it were left altogether to the dominant party
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

Alexander Hamilton, the FIRST Secretary of tho
Treasury. was foremost. says a contemporary, TO
discover the unsurpassed iron producing resour
oes of the country, and 10 recommend Congress.
to encourage their development by protective da-
ties on the foreign manufacture. Those results
which the prophetic vision of that great states
man was enabled TO discern in the remote futur,
would seem to be now unfolding in the magnii
cent product Of the present year. But this de-
velopment seems destined to be brought abou,
not by high tariffs, but by events which human
sagacity had not foreseen; that is. by u revolu
ton, IT We may so express it, in substituting iron
for nearly everything else hitherto used by civil
lied men for mechanical or constructive purposes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Time Of Hfusf sI0rses.

"Porter's Spirit" of November 22d, says: The
fastest mile ever mnde by running horse. was
made by Henry Per,it, in l:l29 Theft fastest milo
ever nude by PAGER. was made by Pocahontus
IN 2:l7t, and the fastest milo even made in irnt-
2:2I3.
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1pmchburG 2'irNtntaM.
sp0riai Vote or vtrs,nis


The Richmond Enquirer publishes the oflicia
vote lin aggregates) OF the Staten the late Pre.i
Dental election:
OF tho Democratic electors. Messrs. Massen-
burg, Campbell Garland. Goode. Jones. Ialia-
ferro. Tucker, Pendleton 1nd Hayes received
each. 9o,35a votes, Messr~. Billiard Barbour
Harris and Floyd received. zach. ?o39l votes
Mr.. Montague received 9035o votes. and Mr..
clemens received 90.3io votes.
of,he American electors, Messrs. Martin, Cab
al. Shack elford. Boteicr Smith and Gallagher,
received 60 I:s2 votes; Messrs. VERIFY and limbo
dan 60 1871; Messrs. Holiday, Bonduran,, Criteh-
or and Leftwich 60.l3O; Mr.. Staples 60,l2i; Mr.
Pollard gu, 600. and Mr.. Bolts 60,076.
The Fremont electors received, each, 2S6
votes. Their names are j. c. Underwood, +. J.
Hewitt, Joseph Apologize. Joseph Ludwig, John
Atkinson, George Whitman, ID. II. Trayil. J. b.
Brown, c. ID. Gillingham, Geo. Rye. Levi Pit
man, Richard Benneman, ID. w. Roberts, Joseph
Barr, Asa Banning.
The following scattering votes were given:
ANgRicAx.-Wm IL. mcfarland, }, Edgar Snow
den |; VIM O. Scott, ,; John VI. Speed, /; Robert
Ridgway, !; Raleigh 7. Daniel |; Henry Wood, Al;
Marmaduke Johnson, }; Sherwiu McIiae, ?.
DgMocRArIc-David A. Wright !; G. Y. Thomas
l; Samuel c. Williams, l; Thomas Buchanan, !.
Nors-The official return from Calhoun county
has not been made The Clerk Of the County Court
states that one of the Commissioners who superin-
tended the election reported the vote ofthe county to
be, for Buchanan, 335 Fillmore %. That vote has
been added
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

a Ferfuincd Hrcath.-What lady or gentleman would
labor the of dsagreeabe breai when using
poWDENS DENTAL FLUID II will not only rem Ter it.
but make the teeth white aabaster tooth
ache and preserve them decay Recommended by den
tss and physicians everywhere,
Beautiful Complexion may be aaired by Its II
pinpcs trrckie renders the skin so and bean
, mpartnK rich rpsee hue It Is the greatest cosmetic
known, being all injurious Price 80
cents. For salcby STROfHER & WHITEHEAD,
STABLER & JONES,
may and Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Etiquette Of Hurgiary-tFor, i,e Use or Iii gh o
by Cracksman)

Call when the family is out of town. Choose n
dark night for the visit, Nuke little noise :
possible. Walk on uptoe rs you keep moving
from room to roonfor fear OF disturbing any one
who might be asleep. Remove all articles of
value TINT come in your wny. Don't slam the
doors. Before leaving, drink your hosts health
in his best sherry. Shut the street door
fully as yon go out. As yon not expected to
show your faces on such occasions: you may as
we'll protect them from the cold by wearing pieces
OF black Grape over them. You needn't eave
your cnrd much less your ticket of leave, be
hind you because If your host troubles himself in
the least by attempting 10 return your call, you
would be only putting him to great deal # in
convenience, and besides you would not be able
to treat him with the same hospitality. More
over, such visits, pad as they are, with such lit
tie ceremony, are never expected 10 be returned
Should you, by any accident meet with police
man, do not behave meanly or discourteously 10
him. but invite him by all means to join your lit.
tie festive party, unless he should prefer to keep
watch for you by remaining outside. - Pinch.
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that this Government will afford aid 10 the enter
prise in like manner the British Government
proposes to do.