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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

JUST
DER SHIP John GILPIN," FOL
SALE BY j. c. SPALDING-
mdise. viz:
10, IL. Is. 10, II, Is, 21. %, %, "a feet OARS;
Boxes champagne cider;
Boxes preserved meats, assorted, in BIB tins,
Boxes preserved CLAIMS, in lib tins;
Boxes preserved oysters, in lib tins;
Boxes preserved mince meat, in BIB tins,
Bbls. Carolina rice;
Bbls. Vinegar
Tierces liams;
Bts. old Bourbon whisky
Cases spirits of turpentine
Cases alcohol. IN tins
Kegs pure ground lead
Cases blue sheetings
Cases paints, viz Prussian blue, CHROME yeho",
Chrome green, vermillion red, French blue,
Rolls pump and rigging leather.
Honolulu, Aug 20. 1897
DER JOHN GlLPIN FROM BOSTON.
to arrive:
Bales brown cotton. do denims, do bed-ticking,
Bales blue drill and blue cotton, cs ineu-bosom shirts,
White and blue cotton thread, kip brogans. goat DO,
Calf brogans, women's shoes, asstd blank books, &c,
Patent charcoal irons, palm leaf hats. out nails, white lead,
Boiled Iinseed oil, spirits of turpentine, celestial blue,
Chrome green and chrome yellow, Prussian blue,
Shoe backing, dried apples, CHI use, hams, water crackers,
Loaf and crushed sugar, soda and butter crackers,
Boxes raisins, do tobacco, etc, ETC., etc.
g. If For sale by H. HAChrELp-
IN GLASSES AND
Sariines in ! and boxes,
Stearine Candles, Salad oil, demijohns Vinegar,
Assorted Pickles, Mustard, Pie Fruits,
Capers, Peppermint Lozenges, Rocks and Drops,
Picnic Biscuits, Maccaroni, Singapore black Pepper,
Sa-o, in bottles. Swiss Cheese,
Westphalia Hams, SauSages.
For sale by
GIFT IL. HACKFELD & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

TO LET
IA ONE One Half Of the Lower Floor, and
c::8 the Upper Loft in the Stone Warehouse on the premises
-Ql of V. Grenier, on Nuuanu Street.
Two Stores. with rooms above, on Nuuanu Street, opposite
Merchant Street, fitted with Shelves, Counters. &c. Also, a
Cellar under same. Apply to
S6tf A. z. EVERETT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

To LF
49, THE OFFICES AND
III: ROOMS, in the brick building, corner OF Queen and
-4.1l- kaahumanu streets, generally known as the Makee *
Author building, viz.
The second floor, at present occupied by Dan. c. Waterman,
Esq.
The third floor over Messrs- Alrich * Bishop, suitable for
storage.
The rear Office on the first floor Qa.e!y occupied by d. n.
Fiiner, Esp
The office on the second floor, Gately occupied by j. Make,
Esq
The cellar Of the above building, capable of storage for 1,5oo
barrels. Apply to
65f CHAS. BREWER, ID.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01

G.. Il. 4 co.
u SORTMENT of
Ship Chandlery,
Naval stores.
Provisions.
Crcckery, &c:
Kegs mackerei, boxes Goldfish, boxes tobacco,
Boxes raisins, boxes soap, boxes candles,
Boxes Bristol brick, vermiceli, macarroni,
Bbls cid cider vinegar, cases assorted syrups,
Cases green corn, sausage meat, mince pie meat,
Cases strawberry jam, cranberry jam,
Gases apple %armalade, peaches, c1rrant jelly,
Gases pepper sauce, assorted sauces,
Kegs split peas, white beans,
Bags buckwheat. Genessee -four,
Tins Haxall -four,
Boxes smoked salmon, herring, table salt,
Boxes saleratus, soda, cream tartar,
Boxes cassia, ginger. mustard,
nan Dds dried apples, crushed sugar, brown sugar,
baskets olive oil drums figs, Carolina rice,
Cases ginger snaps, Jenny Lind cakes,
Cases assorted pie fruits, assorted meats,
Cases oysters, pickles, sardines, prunes.
Chests tea, kegs pickles,
Cases yeast powders, pineapple, whorteberries.
Soiied hnseed oil, Kegs English white lead,
Fpencb 'vwssnneenntine' American white lead
Chrome green, Beeswa2.
yarnish, Bbls bright yarn;.b
Bbls pitch, BbIs coal tar,
Posin, Bales oasnm,
Tar, Casks c, n.;,e
Casks composition nails, Wrought nails
CoilsN Manila rope, ass'd sizes, Coils MARINE,
Tarred rope, Selling stuff.
Spunyarn, Hand lines,
Whale line, Log lines.
hemp Irvine, Deep sea lines,
Signal halyards, Cotton canvas.
Cotton Irvine, Oars, &c.
Hawaiian beef, Prime pork.
Pilot bread. Bbls navy bread.
Octaves fine brandy, in bond;
Kegs old Sazerac brandy, in bond;
Kegs Otard, Dupuy & Co. brandy, in bond;
Bbls old MnnongaheIa whisky, in bond;
Bbls old Magnolia whisky, in bond;
Kegs old Magnolia whisky, in bond;
Kegs old Bourbon whisky, in bond;
Cases Geneva gin. in bond;
Cases Schnapps.
Fine Port wine, expressly for family use;
Fine Sherry, Fine Sauterue.
Fine Claret, Fine Hook;
Cases ale and porter, Bitters,
Baskets champagne, Demijohns &c, &c &c.
Honolulu, Oct. is, 1857. IS II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

Walking along the streets with
tie point oi an umbrella sticking out behind, un-
der the arm or over tho shoulder. BY stopping
sullculy 10 speak to II friend, or other cause. u
person walking in the rear had his brain penctra-
ted through the eye. inonc OF streets, and died
in few days.
Stepping into church aisle, after dismsson,
and standing to converse with others. or to allow
occupants Of the pew to pass out before, for the
courtesy of precedence at the expense Of greater
boorishness to those behind.
To carry long pencil in vest or outside coat
pocket; not long since. n clerk IN New York fell,
and the long cedar pencil so pierced an important
artery that it had to be cut down upon from the
top Of his shoulder to prevent his bleeding to death
with three months illness.
TO take exercise walk for the health, when
every step is drag and instinct urges to repose.
To guzzle down glass after glass Of cold water
getting up in the morning, without any feeling
of thirst. under the impression Of the health Civ
ing nature Of its washing qualities.
*'ro sit down to table and force" yourself to
eat when there is not only no appetite, but pos
tive aversion to food.
10 take glass of soda, or toddy or sanRaree-
or mint Drops on n summer day, under the helief
that it is safer and better than glass of coll
ter.
TO cconomze time, by rolbng yourself of neces-
sary sleep, on the ground that an hour saved from
sleep is an hour gained for life when in reality it
is two hours actually spoiled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

The ONO LIFE AND Trust CoMpANy.-Quite a
collision has taker place between the United
States Court and tho Superior Court in Cincinnati,
growing out of tie case of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company. The suit, as it now appears, is about
approaching crisis. The receiver of the former
has demanded the assets in the hands of the sheriff.
who is receiver under the Superior Court.
The sheriff has asked for INSTRUCTIONS: Both
courts, it appears, are firm in their determination
The probability is, or Mt least it is now so under
stood that the sheriff will be committed f0r con-
temnt hv the United States Court, and that he
will subsequently be released on a writ of hadeas
corpus, and then prosecute Judge Mclean and
Judge Leayitfor damages The assets OF the com
pany are under the control of the Superior Court,
but tho expenses of litigation, &C., are rapidly
makieg with them leaving but little nope that tne
creditors will even get much. indeed nothing of ac
count.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
DAILY S'irainiau.
Highly Important from Nicaragua.

.trrirai Of he Washington at Nee York The
British Fleet after the Filiibnsters
NIw YORK. Dec. ll.--fhe steamer Washington.
from Nicaragua, arrived here this forenoon. She
reached San Juan on tho 18th Of November. and
found in port tho American frigato Savannah aud
sloop-ofwar Jamestown: also the British ships
Leopard and Nnlorons. Sir Wm. Gore 0uslcy
was on board the latter.
Nothing had been heard the Hermann the
Pacific side.
Tho Nicarngunn Government refused permission
10 land the passengers Of the Washington. aeg-
ing that they were tilbusters The steamer
Catharino Marin was. however. sent to Granada
To obtain permission To land tho passengers, If tho
Hermann had arrived.
The Washington was boarded by the officers of
tho British, who asked To SEQ the passengerlist.
and also for information as to whether she had
munitions Of war on bonrd but they did n,ss insist
on raising the matches, and then left suddenly
Boats from tho Leopard then went 10 tho mouth of
tho Colorado, to intercept 250 mon who were re-
ported to hnvo landed there from tho Washington,
ON the previous night.
Col. Chlds, the company agent, returned from
Granada without accomplishing nns arrangement,
On the contrary, the boat not allowed tn pass
Fort san Carlos without an officer md Rlc ct
soldiers on board.
Tho Government. however, became finally sa,-
isicd that thcro were no Glibus,crs either ON tho
Washington or Hermann. and the steamer was
permitted TO land ut Virgin Bay The agent of
the company then proceeded to San Juan del Sur
To- look after the Hermann.
No orders having come for tho passengers Of tho
Washington to % forward by the mnil route, they
rrunincd on ionrd anl returned 10 New York
An g, dent hiatus occurs here in the dispatches.
Our boat could not get up the San Jnap, owing
to the low water, and had proceeded to the mouth
OF the Colorado. where she arrived NJ day Wight the
next morning Just in time to lc seen by the lr..
Il. 4
pnrd with howitgrrs and small arms, but on over
taking us aud finding fllihustors board,
they went back to their ship. which returned to
Grey. On the e5th the Roanoke arrived at
Grey town with the information that the llr,mnnn
had proceeded direct TO San Francisco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
IMMENSE SAVING OF EllL!
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.

ENNI1 T. aiioit very d- as II Fall
inter Goods which they have been receiving Ter for
sip comprises the greatest variety and best
.e,tcd offered IN this market, aLd on,r
uunsual Inducements in prices
great of Cooking Stoves for wood and coal
not he rxceed Tor economy and convenience.
Pafn, Snvs and Radiators for wood aud coal some
BE tuul worthy the aitri On OF purchasers
Dining Church Stoves o design and p,rtr,
nrraou Dr, Church and fat,ty Sloses "t ali sty les
IA remarkably low prices
,rae--R,,l aud low prize D. and adapted to the
all
The Morning Star C"oking Range entirely new article
AL others that hav, rtc, oad IL Having
Rooms dAlie their former capacity. and
made rarly in III" and sic"g stock
PERSONAL, from the leading funndus III" Northern Cites
confident of briu4 able 10 srllly all In 'ut with A
and better than has before
in thus markcta the Steve and Hang" Nnruhons
DIOR below the Market Main sucpt lyHclbuig Va
nrtI.ts BLISS y 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

CINCINNATI Hoo AND Paovrlps TaApss--Thsi
Cincinnati Price Current Of Wednesday .puss now
the number Of hogs received there this sesson ct
23l ,l42. against $40 for the same time last
yenr The same paper says: 5eiafs's1' t'1
Tho speculative movements In tho hog .6ud il
products is unabated and further improvsmsnt
has been established in mess pork and lard, the
former having been taken largely for future deiiv.
cry at an advance Of fully 81 per bbl. during the
week.
Tho Virginians are selling pork for March de-
livery freely, aud yesterday they could not find
takers on change at sls for March. until ball,
who was at another point. was asked by telegraph
would he Lake 1000 barrels mess for March ct
SlS, and he replied yes"
Lard is in quiet demand at II ecnts on the spot,
and III cents for future delivery They did not
seem to be sharp after bulk meat; but. notwith-
standing, good business has been done. Green
meats have been sold slowly during the week,
partly owing to the bad weather, and the market
closing dull ut and 8 cents for shoulders and
hams.
Hogs have arrived quito freely during the week
but the short crop men are now looking confident
ly for She "tapcring Of" though for our part We
cannot perceive any indications Of Il, Tho sales.
during tho week, add up 5000 head. closing at
S6aG GO for those averaging lao to 1870 lbs 30
75n6 SO for those averaging 200 lbs, and STAT 20
for those averaging 2loa250 lbs. The market
closes rather tame.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
FRANCIS II DEANE j.. g. SON,
IL MIN At, h.i''lHiA.
Ma AcIrbtU- ~
tUfGItD Its....U5,D ttE "H3ts.3.

tUsIItn HIss.4.U,D stE NHsttg.@.
'ENiEl prepared IA" sehto rroupily4 ntdrrs 10
Tor thur NIiEIls, tiu ctglasrtiy N, bcSi IH4
gtpil te'd H,.f thot,pai ~
1ntf HttfU 70
JOIIN Il. EcnANIEi t.sI. President Nirghin Rnt Ten
kinEeta 60
EDW ARD II GIL. - Superintendent ietcit tbni4 aud
Richmond aiir Hd Go.
THOMAS DopAMEAp, Esl, Superintendent Virginia
Central Eairnad Go
Mr.. SAMUEL PETERS, as,cr Mnehnis, yrgioa and
Tennessee knf"ad Ga.
tiI ARCHIBALD rAi, Master Nrtinat Virginia { ural
Railroad IL.
JOSEPH Il ANDERSON. Esq, Richmond, Va
M,-,r- MoHRiSS TANNER 4 co, do
FRANCIS MALLORY Esq, President \ r:e.k aud pe
trrsbure Railroad a."
WILLIAM MALONE Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Eaioad Co.
ADAM pESMEAD, ia .Baltimore, MI.
WYATT A co, tt uustor \ e.
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Lsq. Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM q. SWAN. E-g. knoxville Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON NbEToN Frisiroia Fiorid1.
Tho bns at LAnt.HoKNE Fpt NBRY. viii Lric.
bc cou1reted by the suaehcT uudri the hn ol Is.
DfhHG. ia. 4 Sus. ]. II Il.ASE. Ik,
apII.2awts 4 iRBNSE bEANE.
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AnSENcr OF FAMILIAR FACES IN coNGRrss.--col
Forucy writes to hie paper, The Press. ms follows:
81 miss many familiar !nrcs--mnny whom knew
on few short years ago in tho other hall Tho
veteran Qniiman. with his grey mustache md hca
Wy beard. and military mir and warm. generous
heart. has bera chilled AWAY. The manly form of
Thomas II. Bayly, oi Virginia, has vanished from
the -ccne. The merry face and eloquent voice of
poor p,esls Ewing cold and silent in his
earthly grave. The hcnming cuuntenaucc and jo-
cund laugh of genial Jnck Oslc ARE qnencled nnd
lost r,tcyrr. Thomas J.. Harris 'he pure in
heart, the lair in form. sleeps his usl sleep
der the freshly broken sod Of the valley. The no.
Bile form u Macy. Of Wilconsn, is seen no more
Dawson, # l.ousiauu Brooks Of South Carolina;
llarkcti. of Georgia; Fowler, of Massachusetts,,
Damn If Indiana, have departed and tho seats
they once filled shnll know them more. Tho
young Ere. kcnridar Of Kentucky now sits in tho
Nicr Presidential chair in the Senate of tho Uni.
ted States. Col. Posio' tie rolished rcprcsen-
tativc, III lSjl from the Louisville district is here
awaiting hi4 trclcutnls, ~ Minister mt the Spun
ish Court. CNngmun, ol Month Carolina, now sits
il the Senate Ashr. of the anne Stntc. is al pre-
sent the henl ot railroad company Mt lining
ton. Henry May and K. NJ. McLane, are prar,is
ing their profession nj the Baltimore bar Van
san, is selling hats at his fashionable store in the
same city J. =, Stanton is practitioner a, tho
Sup enc Court in this city. Enran is Postmaster
at Cincinnati. Mr., Mcdonald is collector at Port
land; Hart, Surcyorat New York Penn, super
intculcnt of The Iuhle bnildngs nj New Orleans;
Riddle. a private citizen ut " Ilminetor. pela-
walc; Ilibhnrd. bard nj work as New Hampshire
lawyer, mud a tie other nbsrutecs We hrar only
now and then ~ ihc events Of the day bring them
10 ,oc surface Of politics. some Of old siapcrs.
however. remain. | notice George W. Jones, of
Tenucs-rc, George s. Houston, Of Alabamn, Boz
cock, of Virginia Humphrey Marshall, of Ken
tucay, Giddings, Of Ohio. Orr, Of South Carolina,
Oh" Sucak"rl But new men are constantly com
ing forward. NJ the grave or pri'ntc Iiie demands
the Withdrawal of the Veterans from the stage Of
action. What n difference two years makes in
such II body"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
CASH GROCERY STORE.

TpNIE UNDERSIGNED, having formed n eo.rarmcrshlp
n under the style and firm Of
ADA NS ~ ANDERSON.
the purpose oi con tuetnr \ GENERAL GROCERY and
CpNMI>SIO BUSINESS. have taken the old stand II
SAL NuFI.S & IRBI, Mnn street door below LEE,
JOHNSON 4 CO.
They ar. now receiving n LARGE AND GENERAL,
STOCK OF AII.GOpbS IN THEIR LINE. bongft ~ sneh
reduced prices give siaton to all who may
favor tLrm with n cali
detsrminec H. % hnsn"-a and strictly adhern
to- the Cash stem, great Inducements will be offered
ca ii tuvcrs or in rxphaagc = Tor Country lTo,uce.
hsy will prompt personal attention 10 nil consignment
rodno and rcmi"noes made n soon aa sales are effected
JOIN q ADAMS,
,l, THOS a. ANDERSON.
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ARMY INrELLlorNcE.-A late letter from Leav-
enworth says:
"a report was received at the fort: night before
last, narraling the murder Of Maj. Emory. Of Let
cavnlry, and eight men, The report was that the
Major. with his command, was moving from Cot
tonwood Springs to Fort Arbuckle, in the Indian
nation. While en- route he took an escort Of Is
for tho purpose of visiting an Indian agent.
lie was met ON the way, and is reported 10 have
been killed. with eight others Nothing Of nm Of.
fetal nature has been received in regard to the
slaughter, although the report comes IN such
manner TINT little doubt il entertained Of its truth
Wo still hope, however, it may turn out to be in
correct !" 55zzt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14
NEW BOOK! NEW BOOK!!
Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg,
Bv THE OLDEST INnABlTANT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

FOR SALE BY
PAYNE & STIAN.
serg7-ts Rer- and Cur copy
vuyME best AND THE ECuEAPESr.-AlB.-
II VERTHORN a. o. IFT wish to those persons
who the columns Of the tirginan that
nave just addict In their .,ock. supply of JEEE EELRY
from tc b max ~ Ia The Union.
They d ,rg other items, the following for
Ccniirmcn viz
Gross Pins anl ti.Id Stone Pns.
Sleeve Butt ,ns Cellar buttons and Studs
Seal Rings. Plain Kiags Fob l5u kies.
zine Vest Chains Vest Hooks. Seals and Keys,
rvr ladies' the following. VIZ.
Jett I'tns and Far Rings, nice
t;nli Nerk -thans. with gold Crosses attached.
lett Necklace OF sunerior quality 4 I'd style,
Gold Thiml,es Shi, Ids
Coral Y cklscea and Cr's~a
tt above goods all very fine, and will be sold At
They are looking ANAL profits and quick sales Now
the time to bay. =.
First Jewery Store the Market and opposite to Jno
T. Davis 4 Co Inoy 6-dta.-Rep. copy Mon. Thurs
HKNTU FINE GAITER1 and kH o. Es. issi
IN received Al lee tai SEABURYS
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SIXTEEN YEARS IN THE
WlB.DS OF AFRICA. I ri -. .a.f

Dr.. LirInysfonf'S Tfdrfs dNd ELptOFdt0nS,
During residence Of 10 Years in the Wlds OF Africa
guNuS work OF thrilling adventures and hair breadth
u capes among savage beasts and savage DIR.
Livingstone alone and uualded by sny whit. mat travel.
Ing with African attendants different tribes and
iion. all strange him. and many Of them hosIs and alto
geiher forming the most astonishing Book oi Travels the
world has ever An Agents Acknowledge 10 the
most saeable book published The liberal commsoa
made to Agents small large quantities. For tculars
address j, w bkADLEf, fte0sA~.
isNORTH FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Copies sent by mail receipt Of the price, eL05
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In - a REV ssnnnwav from ttsc sub
s1SOvD scr,r TIL l,SDAY. the 18th inst "A NEGRO
WOMAN AND HER CHILDREN. The Woman. muaitn.
about tai and likely with fee cheek b"nes
and ono the upper from teeth ont he Girl accom-
her II I'D has perfectly straight black
an anc abt the cu1r Il ndai The Boy about
wear, Id rather ghtor ror han tho girl and ms soft
curly hair sa-pcct that they have in the direction o
wytLe, lie. i,om here purchased them
BENJAMIN WIGGINTON.
n.y "a cts LynchbnTg, Va.
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IL
Copies by mail FREQ, receipt Of the price, sLaa
NOTICES or THE PRESS
From the hundreds OF favorable notices ioI he
M most %aHe and md IL We
It aounds In descriptions strange wonderful scenes
among people and country entirely new to the civssd
world aud altogether we regard as one Of the most inter-
-sing hooks issued within the past year-Dsay DsnsTsf
enpha,lcaly an edition for the people and judeng
rapid sale with whh is meeting Is fully appre'
eated by them -Cris'ioa Fref'ann, Boston sten....
The having and will be read bY evesy
Asatab,la (oAis} 7saerspA,H
III
s. as sss sT ds
ghu for reading hour will not b dsappsinsd
Win truth we N say. ,ba. seldom b pssss.sss y.
reading public work containing such va ans1n g sona
and presents that unique & sxtsss
r Bradleys pablica noted "-1saia Aag
Ths interesting should bs In the hasds Of
Its interesting Of adventures are full nstrustion @ me
In IL onh,"-Aaburn American
appear great advantage thus edition wh<h undouLtse
l the edition acceptable the reader who rsaa o pae
iica instruction and amusement "--SsHdsy roy. ~
'Tho edition Dr. Lh ugsonss Trsvels publsssd y
W. Bradley Is just what Pnrporfst 70 oe ne ~. 1ss
leys publications. 1t is excelienly gotten up-Iss As"e
0; "a recommend tn. edition Of DR. Livingstone. 1r.v
els published by Bradley Of Phisdepha z. every wsy
thy OF public patronage Its exceienee and -
commend il over all ohersFraak Lesftss AsgessA ged
CAUrIoN-TLo attention Of the Pasli.hx ass hssa ssl.4
Dr. T1i"sstones raves Afica" Oar. ely shsas
4. AsGan ss EasS sd
at six dollars SPECIAL NOTICE
To Agents and Canyaaeoxa u ss7s
.na ssvn4E LIZ n
as q
FSpshsT ISpA s1sT9hY waR es!pa is6sss
sis q thrilling Interest By & Asssss 5n - ~:
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~ ~. ~ a.. =. tsrts.ksD, Successors 4" -.
re bil.tI 10 \ SONS VIII keep constantly on hand
NJ kuIs nt FIRNilI RE. al their own
pptlc which toy Win he cas" T." shVw the old frt"r h h
patrons n' biLtgiii 4 Sons mud the puhlir "t""r'
1h.y also koep constantly IN hand Sk \
METALLIC El EihI. CASES nil ,H"'. aiso large
WbDDE% tDFflNS. OF every descrirton mud Will ray
prom. rakug business al all h,urs
eff .4-iNrt4 a 1bIi Gl
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~OI.DPENA! GOLD PENS!!-NOT1CET 70
N THE WRITING COMMUNIrY.~I have just received
another supply Of those we'll and superior TIpTOP
GOLD PENS have been well tried and have new.
er vet surpassed equaed and every one warranted
Cali and supply yourselves, dec dts H. e. VICTOR
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UIRO"EGT NOIk BOOKS ANp NNllA.
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ld,s Agents tot Herring
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-14

4 JOHN ABRAuAMs viii 81 tins morlrE, 100 BEAt1l
ItL CLOTH CIOAkS, all Of the most approved styles
hey comprise the Ragianl black and fancy t'niar trim
ucd handsome. Tama- Dtst"s &c lMould call the
attention Of purchasers thy ~ cent lcs tan tcy
eau lie pnreh ased n the city.
nov ls.dis JOHN ABRAIIAMS