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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-30
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.-, THE steamers GEORGE PAGE
AND THOMAS COLLYER will run
regularly, at the following hours:
Leave Alexandria al Al, 7, S, 9, 10, IL, A.
NJ, l2t, q 3, 4, and s, p NJ
Leave Washington at 6t, S, 9, 10, II, A. NJ +,
!2., u, q, d, So, and 6, P NJ.
FARE l3 CENTS
WHaLEY'S 0MNlBUSES connecting with
tie PAGE and COLLYER, will leave the Cap
!ioI, and corner OF 10Th street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, the same time the boats leave Alexan-
dria RICHARD WALLACH,
nh 4-tf President
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J. D. C0RSE. w D. Iohsh'
RANKING. EXCHANGE, AND COLLECTION OFFICE or
CORsE BR o IT IL K s,
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T INSEED OLA full supply, just receiv-
| 4 ed: also, Lead and Zinc Paint, Patent
Drivers. Chrome Green. &c, &c, for sale, by
sale by J. LEADBEAIER n sun,
3mo 20 Staber's Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-30

NORWOODS TINCTURE f OF VERA
" TRUM yIRIDE, prepared expressly for
Physicians use, for sale by
r. H. S1'ABLER, Chemist,
NH % No 1865. king-st.
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cUTBBERr POWELL W. LEVIN POWELL.
Clate " Loudeun)
HOWELL & CO, GENERAL COMMIS
SION MERCR.4N1'S, DEALERS IN WINES,
TEAS, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, corner King
and Union strte's, Aicrand,ia, Va
II Strict personal attention given to the
sale of all kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. All
orders filled with despatch my le-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-30

INARLY WENNINISTADT CABBAGE
/ The earliest and most solid heading Early
Cabbage known, large and heavy, received, and
Tor sale by HENRY CoOh "
mn II Sarepta Hall.
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&W q sSyssaasssss
AnAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

:, FALL AsD WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 1856
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CTABLER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE-For
- communicating rich and glossy black, to
gray or red Hair instantaneous in It's effect, and
easy of application. Prepared by
r. H. STABLER, Chemist,
mn II No lG5, King-st., cor of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-30

DAZIN'S FRANGAPANNI; Poncine Soap;
u Toilet Powders; Genuine Farina Colognei
Shaving Brushes; English Tooth Brushes; Clea,
ver's Honey Soap; Shaving Cream, just received
and for sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr.,
NH 10 Apothecary, No. "a, King-st
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &c.

TNTWISLE'S TAR BEER for Coughs;
II, fresh Seidlitz Powders; Concentrated Ex-
tract of Vanilla: Black and Blue Ink; superior
Cologne Water Donoyan's Syrup OF Bark; En-
twisIs's Eve Water Tor iniamed Eyes; En-
twisle's Essence OF Jamaica Ginger; Liquid
Opedeldoc; Horse Powder, Just manufactured,
and for sale by JAS. ENTWlSLt. JR,
NH 30 Apothecary, % King'st.
NJINTHORN'S PATENT SYRINGES, Eye
wi Glasses, Tapers, Chamois Skins, Knife
Bricks, Arnica PIasters, Arnica Court Plasters,
French Catheaters and Bougies, Probangs, with
large stock of Drugs, and all the most popular
pate1t medicines on hand, and for sale low, by
]. WILLIAM BOWLING,
NH 26 Corner Of Fairfax and Prince-sts.
TLLIS' SOLUTION, CITRATE MAGNE-
~ STA; Coxe's Sparkling Geatine; Cream OF
Tartar; Chloroiorm; Furniture Varnlsh; Jaynes
Vermiiuge; Jayne's Carminative Basam; loves
Genuine Brown Windsor Soap, just received,
and for sale by JAMES ENT"lSLE, JR,
mn "a Apothecary. No. "a King street
TANCY ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY-
Bazin's Pomade and Extracts for the Hand
kerchief; Lubin' do; Shaving Soap and Brushes;
Buffalo Dressing Combs; Brown Window Soap,
and Lows Honey do. For sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
NH 10 cor. of Fairfax and Prince streets.
rRUGS, &C-Linseed Oil; Calabria Llquo-
J rice; Raspberry Gum Drops; Brandeths
Pills: Mrs. Aliens Zylobalsamum Canary Seed;
Hemp Seed; Vanilla Beans; Gum Shellac; Key
Stone State Saponifer Just received and Tor sale
by JAS ENl"lSLE, 'R3
NH l6 Apothecary, "a Kngst.
DAZIN'S FRANGAPANNI Poncine Soap;
- Toilet Powders; Genuine Farina Cologne
Shaving Brushes; English Tooth Brushes; Clea.
ver's Honey Soap; Shaving Cream, just received
and for sale by JAS. I'm Nv loLE. 1rr
NH I9 Apothecary, No "a, King.st
CTABLER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE-For
y communicating a rich and glossy black, TO
grav or red Hair instantaneous in its effect, and
easy of application. Prepared by
r. H. STABLER, Chemist,
mn II No l65, King-st., cor. OF Washington.
I,OLMAN'S MUSTARD Bakers Cocoa and
I Broma; Morriss Extract Coffee; Colgate's
Bar Soap; Sand, Transparent, and pure Palm
Soap, received, and for sale By
PEEL, STEVENS & CO.,
NH Il cor. Of King and Afred-sts.
yILOWER SEED-6OO papers FLOWER
SEED, assorted, received from Landreih,
and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER & SON,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-19

IHs HoorEp SKIRT AND BApTIsr.-At
Chicago. last week, rather amusing
scene took place during the baptism n
young lady by the pastor Of the Taber
nacle. The Union bays: Tile minister
requested her assume the dress peculiar
to such an occasion, but she declined to
take off her hooped skirt; the minister
told her Of the Inconvenience that must
result from her obstinsncy, but like a
true female she persisted but when sh e
came to descend into the bath, the infs
ted skirt touched the water and rose up
srouud her like balloon. Her head
was lost to the congregation, she WAS
swallowed up in the swelling skirt, the
minister tried to force her down into the
bath, bu. she was kept above the surface
by the floating properties Of crir olne and
was buoyed up so successfully that it W as
not until after much officially and many
'orcible attempts to submerge the lady,
the minister succeeded in bsptising the
lair one. Finally il was effected, to the
minister and the seriously inclined audi
enee, who could not keep from chuckIinc G
IN their sleeves, and laughing in their
pocket handkerchief. = Boston Herald.
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srlert 15urtry,
tfrom the Washington Start
Love Thee and I Trust Thee.
NY PAUL MusIsGToN.

love thee, Carrie Wor,,.ingtcn,
And more cannot say
love thee rs the weary soul
Loves rest ut close of day
As song.birds love sunny sky,
Or flowers the month Of May
Us sorrows ghr loves faiths sweet lirh,
Wrenc' rth can lend 70 rays.
trust+he", Carrie WQrthington,
And place my tcus, in few;
is'es d iind cut parity
IN all you =. y and do
nu~' tho s"s Trust :hcc love
lcrnnh idc trom ,ou;
S"ch o>c and trust, it fate were lust,
Would WIN III, heart | WOO.
'ovc thee and trust thee,
And if'two much say,
a single cold, unfrelng look
Will chide my speech away;
Then, prithee, be n little kind,
And smile TO make me gay
For smiles of thine bring JOY divine
Il" cheer tn" s.ddest day.
Washington. March, 1853.
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Two country lawyers overtaking wa.
goner and thinking 10 crack a joke on
him, asked with assumed gravity
PRAY. Mister Wagoner, how Is IT that
vou ioro horse i, 90 Ei aAI tie Others
so lean q
The wagoner, with shaipened Scotch
penetration, and knowing hem TO be Of
the legend tribe, replied
We'll, ye see, the reason is plain--the
fore horse Is lawyer, and the other two
are his clients
The jokers ysuosed iustautsr.
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-zzN 90 -

There is man in Que of the western
States who has moved so often that
whenever covered wagon comes near
his house, lis chickens all march up and
fall on their backs, and Cross their legs,
ready to be tied ard carried to the next
stopping place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-19

To SHAKE OFF TRoUBhE-Set about
doing good to somebody; put on your
hat,and go and visit he poor inquire
INFO their wants and administer unto them
seek ont the desolate aud oppressed, and
tell them of the consultations Of religion
| have of.cn tried this ard found it the
best medicine for heavy heart.--How.
ard
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-19

May | be married, ma T. said a little
beauty 10 her mother.
why do you want to 10 DO married 4
returned the mother.
why, ma, you know that the children
have never seen anybody married, aud I
thought it might please them
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-19

a beardy young gentleman being on
visit u friend, had one Of friends IN
teres,ing boys on his knee, caressins him,
when the child looked up into beudy's
face with . perplexing gaze.
WHY do you stsre so y asked beardy.
''Csose don't see any mouf for you
10 talk with. Where's yow mouf Y
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II UApplHrSS.-There are ,wo ,b;,o,

UAprINEss.-There are two things
which will make us Happy in this life, if
we attend to them. The first is never to
Nex ourselves about what We can't help
and the second, never to vex ourselves
about what we can help.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-19

B""h"g is said to be a sign ha, some.
thing Of the angel is left in woman, beau
i'"I Il h" oye, and bespeakinc The in
ward party Of %" heart. When wo-
man ceases to Urusb, she has lost her
gres test charm.
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An exchange paper tells Of person
who prsfsced his sermon NV friends,
let US say q few words before we begin
This IS about equal to the chap who
took short nap before he went 20 sleep.
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n very sm III p.:,.-.p nf ., n,r 'srelv

n very sm'h pi,.-'n Of ' n,' ately
solicited the h .aI
'Oh no. ,ard ,hr t,ry, ic At. o
it for moment. The fact ot II n, I,.."
INV, you are a little too big To put IN a
cradle, and little 100 small to put in
bed
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why d"st thou come nt set OF sun,
Those pcnsive words to say
Why whip poor WiIl!-Whnl has he d me!
And who i. VIII, pray!
Why come from yam leaf shaded hill
suppliant at my door,-
Why ask of me TO whip poor Will
And is Viii really poorl
|! roveTty's lis crime, let mith
From out his heart BE- driven:
That is the deadlest sin on earth
And never is forgiven
Art Will himself At must be No.
learn it from thy moan,
For EOnc can feel nnothrrs woe,
As deeply as his own.
Yet whrrefose strain thy tiny thro.t,
Wnile other birds repose
What thy melancholy note
he mystery disclose.
Still 'Whip"poor.Wilr-Art thou spri,e,
From unknown rsyons sent
To wander in the gloom of niybt
And ask for punishment
Ia thin. n consrj.nc. sor. b.sct
With pni,t,-or. what i, w.r.c
Has ,hon ,o meet v,its dups and d.bt
No money in thy Purse'
If this be thy hard fate indeed.
All well m,vs, ,bon r.ni,c.
The sympathv nix. need
The poets doom is thine
Art tLon lover. Will,-uns, prov.d
The f,;r.st c,n d,.,ci,.1
Thin, i, th. lot of III who've loy.d.
Since Adam welded Eve.
Hast ,ru,tc,I in a friend. and ssen
No friend wa, he in need,
A common crror-m,n s,iI, lea,
Upon ns frail reed
Hast thou. in seeking wealth or fame.
A crown IF Lr,mbI = won,
Otrail the earth Ills iu,, the same
With every mothers son,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-19

We have heard OF fellow who WAS
determined to commit suicide, even if he
persisted in the attempt.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-05-19

'WIIi you have me, Saran Z said a
yonos man to shy young lady.
NO John,' said she, but you may have
me, if you like
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n I NJ B L L "A.
DurlrtlI.

A drnmkArd's nose is said to be light.
house, warning us of the little water that
passed Underneath.
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There IS chap oat West, with hair
so red, that when he goes out before day
he is taken for sunrise, and The cocks be-
gin TO crow.
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Suuaaq RrahiI1g.
a Man Of Business Who Thought on His
Ways,

l,., al
WV last "'''e' "ofk o' diV'ne
P'0eoS' J" IL vas
"'N 'o'o'''" ANA o'esSed Influence
~ Pe''""e '"e "no'e town.
S'"''''''" '"'eeS engaged III ousl-
~ ''o "e'ea'''F o' becoming
NP'e''' ''''SouS services mad
''N W ',S'" o'' ce''"'" d'y
' " "' - 'ee' '''"' !. would oe "
''"''S 'o' III" 10 attend
~ "'s 'ou' . "'i'''' he SAD within INN
""'' "'s''o'e" 'e''g'oh Tor long
'' '""se' '''" h'd 'h'ehdeo'
; o'e'.' "'e i" my '"'h''y
o' o"s'"e'S' anu mas gwen
"'' praying ""e' WHO longs
'''''" All" mere
''''' O"'S ''e', "o" o'u eu"uGh
t'e ""' ''n no" IN the
.,.:.rCI "'' ''e' " u" any
H w. , ' ",'' ''' 'o"' ''' my 'a'n''y'
g '0"' "'" ID ''e June 20 o'@'h
o", "'N '"e' ''So''e3 10 seek
n, ,'',''''' VI o''''S''
al ,L.n Lo 60, ,;"S,sr N s"' 's'"'"'o" form,
H.. -. n...,Il,.'''' 'e'' ''''e'e' "'u "'u"o
n,,,a.on. a, i"'So were
oN''""e"' lie 'e''
,L, '''' w. "'"' |" "'e"' 10
VIC s'''' SUBJECT OF religion while carry
ing on so complicated business, which
taxed ail his energies. "One or the o,hor
mus, be ,ennon,hcd Wh;.h .,.u,
b.7 ,,,o .o.I ,,i :. -. ''''' y
.,l =. ,..,;,.,. ~ - - ''' N"''"
WIN ''' ''"''"S "a that decision his
:" 5"' '"'"' ii'' S'"' struggled
I hard Tor It's immortal interests. aud byIhc
grace of Cod ro,or.r,l u, a;I
i'e "'' uec'ue
once TO cur,,iI hi. bn.ir.ss or,,r.,;,
''''"' ;
'"' "he" 'he meeting "~&!." .,a as
comparatively fee. lie p,aced himself
0' , '"' ''e ,'' u grace anu resolved
10 comply w''h HE instructions he should
| receive. lie WAS aiwnys i'm his pI.re IN
the church. began to read hi, Bible with
new inte,est, and he tried ,o rr,v
IT. som ho,. ,.-I.
l;.,I p? co"'e''e' '"F
'' ''"'' ""' ~" ana 'e't his g"'it and
e"hdemhel state. "Why, sir, said he
to the writer, this is the hardest work |
have ever undertaken. Once ,hou.L,
,h., knew s,mo,li,, .L, pT,
and ro,;,.; -" '''''
"'' o"t '"e more read "nd
'"'nN ""d pray the more ignorant nnr;
aud then the more strve the Nor. sn fuI
see myself to be. Wny, sir, | can, eve.
pray; my praver. ara a.L, :.
tI C,l Loi. c., "''' ''"'
:, No"' '""'o' near me-
lou see am Ill bad way, aud Shut up
IN H."
lie WAS told lha, his "wav" ,r.. l.J
bu, ,niyh, Le wor.a .y..r -,
.u,o,n . H.. ..O,.,, ., D'' On" ne
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The Whip-Poor Will.

The following poem from the pen of
General Morris, lo"g resident of Under
cliff, on The banks Of the NuLson River,
and Who edits the American lone Jour
nal, happily expresses the train Of thought
naturally excited by the mourning s,ra n
OF the whip Poor Will"
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VI Ia WYNN .
Lowndes Co, Miss, 1858.
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introduction Of colonists. Already the Empire has
done away with some Of the most Objectionable fsa-
lures; but much remains to be done. Every obstacle
should be removed, and the Government, by . gen
eral act, should proclaim its policy as liberal IN all
initiatory steps for the newly-arrved, as it Is gen.
ell GUS in regard to the holding of property by for
eigners. Such measures would promote immigration,
and in time q new population would grow up in this
beautiful country, worthy of its vast resources. Let
a pure gospel be in the hearts of such a people, and
Brazil, in the future. will be a land in every respect
unsurpassed on the face OF the earth.
Sr. Vergueiro and his sons are making constant
improvements in modes of cultivation, and are study
ing the best manner Of applying Northern labor and
skill to tropical agriculture. 1 before mentioned the
workshops of the mechanics, whose agricultural inn
PIGMENTS in wood and iron are turned ont in q style
equal to anything Of the kind made in Europe or
North America Among the various machines for
facilitating the preparation of coffee for market was
one-the invention of Senator Vergueiro-which
cleans no less than thirty-two thousand pounds of
coffee per diem.
We had been kindly invited to dine at She man.
and it is unnecessary that I should par
ticularize the competent parts of a most sumptuous
dinner. Suffice il 70 say that the " fat of the land''
was there in profusion, and that the sc feast of rea-
sop." Sc. was we'll supplied by Sr. Luiz ". DR.,
and the intelligent padre, who conversed fuently in
both French and German.
The doctor and myself left Ybecaba at a late hour,
and, after a pleasant ride by moonlight, reached Lii
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To the Owners. and Persons interested iu
WhaleshipS i'm the Pacific Ocean.

OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RaIL-RoAD CoNPASr,l
NEw YORK. July 20. 1857.
Az The Panama Rail-Road Company taxes This method
( AAZ1A Of informing those interested in the Whaling busi
As-l4a ness, OF the advantages offered by the Railroad
- arross the Isthmus Of Panama. for the shipment of
Oil from the Pacific 20 the United States, AMI for sending out
fits and supplies from the United States to Panama.
The Railroad has been in regular and successful operation for
more than two years, and its capacity for the transportation of
has been fully tested. The attention Of several Captains of
vhaleships has recently been turned To the subject OF shipp;ng
their oil from Panama to New York during the present season.
2ad the Panama RAILROAD Company has made arrangements
TO afford every facility which may be required for the accom-
plishmento of this important object. A Pier, $50 feet long. has
been built in the bay Of Panama, to the end Of which Freight
alongside, and deliver the same alongside OF vessels at Aspfn.
wall. Vessels Of from 200 TO 800 tons can lie at the Pier with
safety, grounding in the mud AZ low water.
The vessels to and from Aspinwall are fast-saiIing briggs. be
longing to the Rail- Road Comuanv- ard the Con,nanv e -
pared to receive oil At Panama and deliver it in New York.
under through, Bills of Lading az the rate Of seven
Ion if received in the harbor from ships tackles, charging for
the capacity Of the casks, without allowing for vantage. For
whslebone, one and one-half cents per pound. This charge
covers every expense from PanamaSo New York, in case
the oil is sent through the Superintendent or Commercial Agent
Of the Panama RAILROAD Company, insurance excepted. The
freights may be made payable ON the Isthmus or in New York
at the option of the shipper.
The vessels Of the Company sail regularly semi-monthIv and
the average passages to and from AspinwaIl are about twenty TO
twenty-five days. The time occupied In crossing the Ishmus is
four hours Oil, during its transi, across the Isthmus will he
covered with canvas, or conveyed in covered cars, and owners
may he assured that every care win be taken to prevent leakage.
Several cargoes have already been conveyed to New York with
out the slightest loss.
on or other goods consigned for TRANSFORMATION to the spnsr-
intenient Of the Panama Rail Road Company. or Il w lila n.
Nelson, Commercial Agent Of the Company at Panama. will
be received and forwarded with the greatest despatch.
II Frederic L. Hanks has been appointed Agent at Homo
Sandwich Islands, and is prepared to furnish every requisite
to shippers. |
JOS. F. JOY, Secretary
Agent Panama Il. r. Co.. Honolulu ST.. s4-I2m
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TATIONERY

A IN E6
TENHE UNDERSIGNED FFERS FOR SALE
= per " FILA & ELLA from Boston, the following spien
dd assortment OF Stationery, Blank Books, and Desk Furniture,
viz
81 . and quire Journals. various bindings;
81 D aud 8 quire Iedgers, do do:
3D. 5 and @ quire Record Books;
81, 8 and 8 quire Day Books;
3, 4. 5 and 6 quire Log Books;
Assorted cargo hooks; Assorted tuck mem. books:
do tuck diaries aud aiDsnacs. for 1855;
do writing books with and without copies;
DO cap ledger induces; assorted letter books;
200 reams letter. cap and note paper;
10 do hill aud account current paper;
100000 buff and white envelopes, of all sizes;
1000 parchment and cloth envelopes, of all sizes;
A great variety OF blank notes. drafts and bills of Iading;
Bowditchfs Navigator; Expeditions Calculator;
Nautical Almanac. for 1859; 100 gross steel pens:
Guita psrcha pens-a new article; copying brushes;
Assorted red tape; red. fancy and black sealing wax;
Boxes assorted gunmed seals; patent ink .erasers;
Patent pencil sharpeners; patent travelling ink stands;
Flat. round and octagon rulers; tin cash trays;
Luhin's. Pab+rs and Ropes lead pencils; tin wafer Guns;
20 gross red. blue and black inks: assorted copying inks:
Assorted portfolios. choice article; assorted ivory paper folders;
do pen holders. various patterns; pen racks; letter cir.;
do paper weights: assorted inkstanis; thermometers;
do states. small toy and school;
do banker wallets. for notes and bills;
A few gross OF real Aihata pens; ladies' small sized etter paper:
Italian Office desk homes; camel hair pencils, etc, etc.
S1u II. VI. HrTNFY.
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TO CAPTAINS

lAF WHALESHIPS AND OTHER YES.
W sELS.-Wood of superior quality Can be had at Koloa at
SO per cord fresh beef at 4 cents per ID sheep, at So per head;
and goats at 81 90 head. Aiso az the port Of Hanalei, wood and
neei can be had at the same rate. The Harbor of Hanalei is on
the North West side of the island, and has SAT. and good an
chorage in from 9 TO 10 fathoms of water. Wood and beef mar
also be had at NawiHvii at the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables OF various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports.
u Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities To sut
purchasers. CoiuD GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
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TO Wbalemen !

q w. MACY would respectfully solicit the same ma
~ tronaee heretofore enjoyed by the old firm of Macy &
Law, at the established Depot for Whalemen's Supplies, at Ka-
waihae. Hawaii. where will be found at all times a good snnnIv
OF Beef Mutton. Pork. Poultry, and also the cie
brated KAWAIHAE POTATOES.
The above articles can be furnished at the lowest rates. ard In
quicker time than at any other port at the islands. All beef
sold by me will be warranted 20 keep In any climate.
u No charge made on inter-island exchange.
72-tf a W MACy