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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
Zeal Gstatt for salf.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale!

- THE RESIDENCE OF r.. ". SPEI.A
:: DEN, situated the Waikiki Road, miles out
49, Of Honolulu. The premises contain about FOUR -
ACRES of well fenced Land, Dwelling House, other
ouhouses There Is also variety of fruit
Peaches Apples Cherry Apricot Nectarne Mulberry Mango
Ounce and variety of native fruit Cocoanuts There
Eve fish ponds the premises containing about 20 900
which fourth fit for The ponds supplied by
falling Of mountain water The land all in good
cultivation and bounded with Shade Trees
adapted this Persons purchasing would
do well to call and examine these premises.
Terms easy Title fee simple.
For particulars, inquire of r. V. SPEIDEN,
On the premises
Or A. j. CARTWRIGHT,
114-H Honolulu.
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CHARLES w. VINCENT,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would in
friends and the public, that he has taken and
premises Fort street, opposite c. Brewer
DDS Store, CARPENTER SHOP, and would solicit that
patronage heretofore literally bestowed All orders in
branches Of Building Plans, Specifications and
attended to with promptness and dispatch
CHARLES W. VINCENT.
NJ B-DO0Rs, WINDOW SASH. and all other articles per
tanning budng constantly hand and for SALE est
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R(IAL ADVERTISER,
kGssbeA Every Ts0rsday MOrntngs ~ SIX

kas.heA r very TSursaay MOFntngs ~ SIX
- ser Aumam. Pny1D In Advance.
xers the postage and the expeuse of forwar
from the once Of publication Al papers for American
[rn ports will have American postage stamps them,
iii prevcns any American postage being collected
vry Foreign subscribers who prefer Il, have their
waried through the Hawaiian mails and viii be requr
The island postage Of 81 o. at the Honolulu post once,
Zoo to the above charge Of 81
krEs At WHICH ADvExrrsExKSrs WILL BE CHARGED
k,ent advertisements (rst nsertion) per line 10 cts.
1 Zach Subsequent do-J q {" Sets.
e.ris mot exceeding Iines) per annum IS 90.
fEzeh additional line) - socts-
NJ Payable always in advancs. II
(not exceeding 10 lines spacel first insertion 81 co.
Each subsequent insertion so cts.
Inv ApvEkItsEss vii be charged at the following rates
payable at the end Of each quarter:
square (or twenty Ines) per quarter IS 90
kpnrrh Of a column per quarter $500
Az Of a column per quarter $40 90
II column per quarter e37 50
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St0res, amtIIinas, &t., to 9et.

TO LET.
- THE FOLLOWING ROOMS AND OF
E fees In the FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, corner o
- Kaahumanu and Queen strees viz:
The second door, occupied D. c.
The third floor the Office of Mesrs c. A. H. F.
The Office the second floor directly Savings
The Cellar of the above building capable of storage 1900
barrels.
11s-u CHAs. BREWER, 2D
TO LET.
Cottages with outbuldngs complete Methodist
- Episcopal Church. Apply to
l0O-d j. T. WAREHOUSE.
TO LET,
TIME COTTAGE AND PREMISES IN LA.
u HAMA, recently occupied by DIR. White. building
Is % 80 with pantry
servants house. bath
On the premises several superior grape
bearing Apply to j. T. WATERHOCSE, Honolulu,
1o0-6 Or to II. DICKINSON, Lahana.
TO LET.
o. THE FOLLOWING OFFICES AND
I'm; ROOMS in the brick building, Queen
~ kaahunanu streets generally known the Makee &
Author building, viz.
The foor present occupied Dan. Waterman
Esq.
The third floor Messr Allrich Bishop
storage
The Office floor Qately occupied by Makee
Esq)
The cellar Of the above building capable of for
barrels. Apply
s5-1 CHAs BREWER %.
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TO LET.
- THE EOLL0WING OEEICES ANI

TO LET,
49, WITH POSSESSION FROM THE 1st
f;;: Of October proxmo-MILE END COTTAGE the resi-
4 dence of g. H. The house parlor sitting
three bed dining cook house, bath house.
carriage house. stab fowl and convenience
family Water from the pipes carried every part
OF the house.
AIso-About Of excellent grazing land with
failing stream of water running through the same.
117-d Apply to G. H. LUCE
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J. HAMMOND 4 1. LOUZADA,

gents for the Shipment Foreign Seamen the of
]. T. Waferhouse, Queen street. Men supplied at the
shortest Patronage solicited. Ocehours from
n. till r n. u7-Sm
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GEoRGEC.sI sIDERs.

Manufactures dealer in Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper ware,
Kaahumanu street. opposite J. c. spaings Honolulu H..
Summer Bakers, Tin and Copper Pumps Bathing Tubs.
Foot Shower Baths, Tin and Zinc Roofing, and gen.
Of Tir Ship work executed with
neatuess and dispatch July /, 1-u
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Fire Insurance Notice.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE co.
VvNHE UNDERSIGNED begs to notify to those par.
II ties who have insured wooden buildings or
their contents within the Honolulu n
sequence of the continued erection
buildings close together in tim
ber constructions in the win aen and those already
taken will not be renewed the expiration their terms
ROBERT C. JANION,
62tf Agent for the Northern Assr-,,c. r.
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: SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE, &c.

SUPER1OK CHAMPAGNEs rs = - e y = -
- Foucer Cor sherry hock clarets Of different
brands French que assorted swss absynthe Hamburrh
bers uit syrups assorted cherry cordisIs 1spoey vi
Ale For sale by ls6-ul KRULL MOLL.
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THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
n.y. Established 1850 For Fire Assurance at
home and abroad.
Capital Ell g 259.76O. Sterling.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent Sandwich
Islands ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
I-tt Honolulu.
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NOTICE.
MASTERS OF SHIPS VISITING THE
lVI port Honolulu eHAMEN, win nnd TO their
advantage to call At the o6ace Of GRAHAM MARKHAM,
where can be whole the shotea notice Ap
proved security given for the amount advanced 70 seamen
until outside From pat expeFience ad strict atten
busiDess hope to be able e give se.ction
JAMES GRAHAM,
I1S-6u --s-s-.-<e~ WILLIAM 4. 0AxkHAA.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
- SEVERAL ELIGIBLE BUILDINGS
and house lots situated different of Mauna Kea
Honolulu. Terms very moderate. For informa-
ton, etc., apply to t1o6-tfl j. W. MARSH.
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NVARTONS FINE WHITE SHiRIS,LkNEN
Il bosnms. collars and wristbands, for sale BY /
N.1 $3.50 >''-' ''-s.s- G. A. 4 H. '. POOR.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-05
From the London Morning Star.
A SCENE AT THE HERTFORDSHlRE
III EGTIlN

most painful scene occurred at Hartford on
Tuesday, the 18th. Toward the close of the pro
ceedings of the Hertfordshire election just after
Sir Edward had concluded his address with fer
vent tribute of admiration to the womanly beauty
exhibited in the long line of open carriages, chases
and vans drawn up in front of the hastings, there
was an unwonted stir in the crowd, which parted
to admit of the passage of hired brougham from
one of the town inns.
The carriage having stopped, two ladies alighted
of them extremely handsome woman, of
about fOrty-five years of age with fresh complex
ion and with eyes of dazzling beauty. The lady
who was evidently laboring under excitement which
exercised all her powers to control, advanced as
nearly as she could through the crowd toward the
hustings and announced herself as the wife of the
Right Hon. Sir E. B. LyttOn stating that she had
come according to promise made by her to con
front her husband, and to expose the wrongs which
she said he had inflicted upon her, and which she
had described in her works and in pamphlet pub
lished by her.
The appearance of the lady not unexpected,
as her coming had been announced in bills and
Placafds; but owing to deception which had been
plaouceu upon her by some persons IN the town
VINO mad introduced themselves to her, she was de-
.diieu ~ 'he town while the election was proceed
~ " o NiI;ihity Those in the secret anticipated
|.aoa on @ not discover the mistake until the
tb,,s f;ss. mtre over, and that her design would
Recognized as soon as obsaryyo a. .,oa
nearly drowned by the shouts &c Gu, ner VOICE was
porters, but Sir Edwards eve cauobt b; > II?
face paled He looked like man sndS er 5, ana MS
by paralysis. Those near him saw he trs Ie1aGked
ceeang TOT DE- tb bew mGments he retained his
on the unwelcome visitor. Then he sudda a,1 PACK
appeared below the hustings platform yb;Sy us
wife cried "Coward, and he having hastily se ms
the usual declaration escaped into the residence of
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THE LATE MADEMOIsELLE RACHEL,

Mademoiselle Sarah Felix, the sister of the late
Mademoiselle Rachel, yesterday brought an action
before the Civil Tribunal against Madame O'Con-
nell, the well-known artist to obtain damages for
having pirated design belonging to her. Made
moiselle Sarah it appeared, on the death of her
sister at Cannes, the Sd of January last, caused
photographer to take likeness on her deathbed.
He obtained one remarkable for its exactitude, but
it was said, ''horrble to Witness mas
much as it represented her features they
contracted in the agony of death.
As Mademoiselle Sarah's object in having the
photograph taken was to preserve a memorial of
the deceased for her family and few friends, she
saw that it would not be possible to offer them any
thing disagreeabe to look at, and she accord
ingly employed photographer of Paris, named
Ghemar, to soften it down. She made both the
photographers sign agreements, by which they
bound themselves to take all possible precautions to
prevent either the original photograph or the modi-
fcation of it from getting into the hands of the
public.
But Ghemar imprudently allowed Madame o.
Council to take a copy of it, and she having made
some alterations in it, caused MN. GOupi, the we'll
known printsellers to offer copies of it for SALE
Mile. Sarah protested against this proceeding, and
caused seizure to be made of the copies unsold.
In support of her action certificates were produced
from Count de Nieuwerkerke, Director General
of the Imperial Museums, and from other arts
tic authorities, to the effect that Madame o.
Connelrs photograph undoubtedly a pira-
cy, and it commended that the original pho
tograph was not only the exclusive property of
Mad lie. Saran, Dut that In law no persons except
the members of Rachel's own family had the right
to represent her her death bed nasmuch as,
though she had been public performer, all that
regarded her private life was sacred that of
any other person. 1t was added that Mile. Sarahs
intention to give to the poor any damages the
tribunal might award her, her object in bringing the
action being to prevent pictures of Rachel on her
death bed from being sold to the public. On the
part of Madame OCOnnell it was admitted that she
had seen the photographs in the hands of Ghamar,
and had to certain extent been inspired by it, but
it was contended that her work different
from that in many respects that it must be consider
ed original.
1t was also insisted that Madame O'Connel had
the right to produce portraits of Rachel, living
dead, as from Rachel's artistic eminence she was
public property. 1t was accordingly demanded not
only that the actor should be dismissed, but that
5,O00f. damages should be awarded to her for the
wrong done her in bringing it, and by the seizure
After hearing the public prosecutor, who declared
himself in favor of Mademosele Sarahs action, the
tribunal postponed judgment for a week.
GALIGNANI.
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The result of the riots in South Baltimore has
been, we are credibly informed, to put an end to
the business of those who resist the demands of the
consplrators. The Messrs. SKINNER have been
compelled TO close their shp-yard, and suspend
'nelr whole operations. We learn that they con-
template testing, by suit, the obligation of the
'ofpor'tion to give them effectual protection in life
anu property The sooner that question is decided,
the better, it seems to us. Business mon can then
make up their minds to remain or emorate per-
maps taxpayers will also discover. whether or not
II NC "oi'n 'nelr While to secure the election of
competent and faithful municipal officers
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JULY 5, 1858.

the gentleman on whose grounds the election took
place.
Lady Lytton continued to address the audience
assembled for more than quarter Of an hour, re-
peating her statements in her pamphlet, and assert
ipg her intention to confront her husband on every
possible occasion until she compelled him to redress
her wrongs. Her Iadyship subsequently made an
application to the Mayor for the use of the Town
Hall, for the purpose of making public statement;
in the afternoon. Lady Lytton arrived in HEREFORD
at O'Clock on the morning of the election, having
posted from Taunton, where she resides. It's need
less to say that the event described has caused the
greatest possible excitement in Herttordshre.
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"A. NEW Use FOR STEAM FIRE ENGINES. St
f fuuis nepn1con says: The Mayor put the steam
rae engines falrly to work on the Levee Yesterday
mo- and they acted like charm in removing
traS Seposites OF mud and filth As they never get
inc n ana t there is plenty of coal to keep them GO
Presumed tb pc entirely satisfactory it is
gslg US assurance that by the early BART of next
Not on, we Mh ar will look clean as new pin
health o" the c teered BY the operation and the
over, that these machines msr ,vou we thhK, more
requisiton hereafter to clean the Streets in the
sections dn in which
The experiment should all events bsp ERA annum
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Coal NOTICE.

We would here respectfully inform friends and
mers of coal generally that receiving and prepared
deliver the Locust Gap and Coal Mountain Goals which
appearance quality and durability, cannot be surpassed
by any brought this market We merely desire parties
to give these Goals trial to convince them of this fact
If taken at and in quantities often tons and upwards
enabled to furnish them at 1925 per ton of 22iO
lbs We also keep constantly hand, Lykens Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals.
WAsHBURN & House.
je19t10 Office SO Lombard ST., I'd door west of South
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On Saturday, July 3D.. MARY CAROLINE, daughter
of the late Hon. VIM. Pinkney, and relic of Chabot
Sen. Re9uieScat an pace.
On the I'd instant, BERTHA, youngest daughter of L.
P. and Rebecca Humphrey
On the LIST instant, SAN Ell l.. ROSENBERRY in the
Both year of his age.
On the 9oth ultimo, CAROLINE McKELBIN, aged 43
years.
On the ID instant, RICHARD THARLEs, in the goth
year of his age.
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Z. BU1LER,
IA. SURGEON CHTROPODIST
MANUFACTURER OF GENTLEMEN,s BOOTS
of superior quality very respectfully offers his services
to all who suffer from Corns Bunon and Diseased Nails
After thirty practical experience in his native city
of Baltimore he feels no hesitation in assuring those al
hcted that under his treatment they obtain speedy
relief and in many radical cure, although he
not that 'corns will never again return they will
like BADLY fitting boos) will produce like
THE FEET,
Once freed from the annoyance be by properly
fitting Boot Shoe scientifically adapted to the diversified
anatomy of the feet which Mr. Butler faters himself
that he is pre- eninently prepared to furnish.
He refers by permission, the TO lowing ladies and
gentlemen of this city all of whom will willingly testify
to the personal relief he has given them
Mrs c. j. Baker, n. Paca ST. Ed Williams Paca and Fay
Mrs. E. G. Thomas. cite SITS
| DR.. Abraham Grindrat, J. ii. Denny, Merchant.
Dr. Thos Owens, Mrs. Judge Eccleston Mon
| Dr. Robert Fulton, ument St
Dr.. James Higgins, Mrs. S. /. Donaldson, St.
| DR.. Harris Jr., Charles ST. Paul ST.
| Dr. Samuel Church, Dr. Turner
Judge Ecceston. Dr. U S. Belt, New York
S Donaldson, Attorney at R W. Davis Merchant, Bal
A. B. Gordon, Attorney at C. J. Baker, Merchant
j. Hopkins, President Mer ing Rooms
chants Bank R. J. Baker, Merch., Charles
L. P; Bayne, Banker. c. A. Warder, Merchant, Bal
J. F. McJilton, Patriot of timore
flee. G. P. Thomas SO n Paca st.
R. Spureier, Fayete st. $. Jackson, Instrument Ma
J. S. Waters Merchant Bal ker, Baltimore ct.
s. T. Wallace, Attorney at timore st. '''''
Law: F. L. Morling Merchant Tai
J. r. Kelso, Esq. lor.
A. Lilley, Merchant. J. HONEYWELL Banker Bal
H. e. Jacobson Merchant timore St
Exchange Place. Nv. Evans, Banker, Bait. st,
W. Woodward, Merchant. j. Carter Banker, Bait. st.
Hanover st. Jas. McConkey, Merchant.
| ]. r. CalwelI, Merchant Bal C. r. Fife, ESQ
| timore ST. j. C. Baugher Park st.
| F. Arnold Instrument Ma o A augher, Park st.
| ker, Sharp ST. C. Webb, Tallow Chandler,
Jos. Baugher, Park st. Baltimore
| L. N Hopkins, Merchant. J. n Keys Merch mt Frank
j. S. Harden Merchant. lin st.
W. Booth, Merchant, Ger Ridgeley, Property Agt and
! Collector
/ E. Belt, at Bank of Bati John Hobson Merchant.
tmore r. W PendetCn, Esq.
| Shipey X Howard, Bait St
We have recently had among several foreign chropo-
dists whose presence in midst heraded by col
umn of advertisements. One of these, DR. Schiosser
have every confidence in his abilities mitigate dis
ease, though do not believe he effected radical
a SINCE
do not yield to the skill Of any human being Dr.
Schossers charges 81 for gentlemen and So for la
dies My charge so cents for each all instances
and warranted to give satisfaction pay required
Once No. s. Sharp street. Residence No 6S n. Pearl
| street.
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fRoF. AHREND,s CoNcERrs.-It gives us Measure
10 call attention, again. to these delightful musical
entertainments. By an advertisement in anotlor
column 1t will be seen that they are now Given
every evening, at LEUTBEcHER's Garden. Tho
afford most agreeable resort after the cares Of tbo
day are over 'ne
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, so, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability stitch finish and design
is not ercelled by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, s23, and $25.
Tho above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom, No. so BALTIMORE ST.
p19tf L. d. CHASE, Agent.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
IL CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
Mr.. THOMAS D. JOHNSTON, Agent of the following
Insurance Companies has duly complied with the LAW
relating to the "AGENCIES OF FOREIGN CORPORA
TIONS, passed March s, 1858.
W. H. PURNELL, Comptroller
MARINE INSURANCE.
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL
MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK
ELLWOOD WALTER, President.
Assets January l, 1885,
NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Scrip and Cash Dividend
TWENTY EIGHT AND ONE HALF PER CENT.
OPEN AND SPECIAL POLICIES
ISSUED ON THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
PREMIUMS LITERALLY CREDITED.
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
rs SECOND STREET
THE SECURITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $26O,OoO.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID By
THOS. d JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE PHENIX FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $2SO,OOO
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS ID. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE NEW WORLD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $234,oOO.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THoS. D. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE REsOLUTE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, s24OOOO.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID
THOS. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE ALBEMARLE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, slSS,OOO.
m nv
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COOKING Coal.

The best in the world Prepared especially for family
use by the Baltimore Coal Company 1t burns freely and
leaves clinker.
DOBBIN WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents,
je22tf SO Second street.
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l.. d. CHASE, Agent.
GA Friend to improvement writes thus:

"a Friend to improvement writes thus:
WILTON, n. H, Sept. TO- 1857.
Having had opportunity test the value of Prof O.
j. Woods Hair Restorative, prepared to say, that
it fully makes good its recommendations by restoring
than its original ustre hair that has become gray
or faded from age disease 1t will give the hair
and pabe texture, and what is of still great r import
ance than that, it is restored to health; it mpars the
whole system its renovatng, healing properties and has
tendency to restore health and proong life and give to
the aged the appearance of youth Its unequaed proper
ties ought to recommend it to every family Try it. We
who labor under any disease of the head, and you will
never have to regret its application
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market called by different Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot, ST. Louis, No. and New York blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Mdicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
je292w 81 and 80 Baltimore street
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BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1858.

In consequence of the celebration of this oay
rs the National holiday, no paper VIII oe 'SSueu
from this Office tomorrow
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je23tf
CooEING Coal

For sale by Janney Jewett, Baltimore street. door
west of South and 60 Second street. opposite the town
clock The celebrated Lorberry Goals unequaed for cu
mary purposes They have also large supply of Bati
more Company Coal, preferred by some for furnaces
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Nj A II r I f ID

On the LIST instant by Rev. DIR. Heiner, AUGUSTUS
PLOWMAN to Miss ETHELENDER FRANCES, the fifth
daughter of Stephen 7. Mace Esq.
On the Goth ultimo, by Rev. Mr. Leimgruber, JAMES
A. OSTERMAN to Miss MARGARET NJ, youngest
daughter of Capt Thos. Dinhard Esq, all this city