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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14
Hnrbor Regulation. of Honolulu.

Vessels anchOring outside OF the reefOH Honolulu shall change
their anchorage, when requested to do so by the harbor master or
either of the commissioned pilots. Vessels entering the harbg
to be anchored in the place designated by the harbor master or
his assistant, and moved from one anchorage to another as he
| NAV direct. and none except Hawaiian coasting vessels oflss
than fifty tons burthen, and vessels under command Of a pilot
or officer for the purpose of leaving port, to quit their anchorage
without the written permission of the harbor master.
The harbor master or his assistant. or any pilot. while remoy-
ing a vessel from one anchorage or moorinc to another, may
person resisting the same, cutting away or casting off the warp
or fastening, is liable to the penalty stated below, and the mas.
ter is responsible for the same. All vessels within the harbn
shall, when so requested by the harbor master or his assistant,
slack down their stream cables and other fastenings.
All vessels entering the harbor shall, If so requested by the
hsrbor master, or either Of the pilots, rig in their jib, flying jb
and spanker Blooms, and top their lower and topsail wards, with
in twenty -four hours after snchoring within the harbor, and in
all cases before attempting to come alongside Of, or make fast 10
either of the docks or wharves, and keep them rugged in and
topped until within twentyfour hours of their leaving the hr-
Dor, and until removing from any wharf or dock.
No pitch, tar, resin or oil shall be heated on board of any YES
sci within the harbor; but all such combustible articles shall be
heated on shore, or in a boat, or ON a raft at reasonable distance
from any vessel.
ANY person who shall throw or cause to be thrown into the
harbor, or leave or cause to be LEFT upon the shores Thereof. any
dead animal, shall be liable to DO apprehended and fined a.
| stated below.
Anv vessel taking nm hoard or 5;scbaro;nv ballast shall have q
tarpaulin properiv Stretched and snread to nrevent any fum
falling into the water.
For each violation Of either of the foregoing barbor regulations,
the person violating is liable to a fine. not exceeding 400.
If a pilot conduct a vessel to anchorage of the port Of Homo
lulu. and he not detained on board from the necessities Of The YES
sci, iosger than twenty-four hours. he is entitled Ia receive $40
| and 81 for health certificate. and II detained n hoard longer
than twenty-fomr hours S5 ~ diem for each !. .eonent days
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14
Views of Honolulu !!
Hardware, &c.

A LII PERSONS VISITING OR RESIDING
on these Islands, should not fail to send a set of G. III
Burgess Views of Honolulu to their friends abroad
as they will convey by far q better idea of the Scenery, Habits
Isbed. To be had Of L. BURGESS,
IlS-f Paint Shop, on King street, near Fort
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14

~ASES STRIPED GRASS CLOTH, CASES
White Duck, cases Black and White Checked ountng
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14

A
A BOXES E. BOSTON No. 1 CRUISE.
ed Sugar,
Half boxes East Boston Granulated Sugar.
" Loaf Sugar, just received per clipper ship "Sy-
rem for sale by
i3l-tr CHAS BREWER 2D
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14

RAVEN DUCK, sc.
T light AND "A v DUCK,
Rockport Cotton Duck,
L. S. Pilot Duck, For sale by
1877 CHAS. BREWER, ID.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14

On merchandise t~ranshipped from one vessel to another,
transit duty of one per cent. ad valorem.
Any vessel taking away q prisoner from the Islands, is liable
to a fine of five hundred dollars.
ANY captain or other officer of a foreign vessel who SHALL
without complying with the requirements of the law, carry away
cut of the jurisdiction of this government. any native sut1ec
thereof, is liable TO a fine OF five hundred dollars.
Rapid riding in the streets is prohibited under a penalty ofS5
The hours for landing goods Or other articles, are between
o'clock, A. NJ, and 5 O'Clock, p. M, on all days except Sundays
and national holydays.
Office hours at the custom house and other public Offices,
every day Except Sundays and national holydays) from Q
O'Clock, A. Nj, until 4 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-14
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods !

Which will be replenished by every arrival from San Francisco,
as the wants Of the trade require.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-29
fRIHTEf IEEsBY iEIIGllPg
Ksn.a. Cen.titn,,su.l C.r,,,,,.,

LEAvESwoRrH, July 29s-Tbe Kansas Cons,itu-
uonal Convention has nearly completed ia lsbor.,
and will probably adj ourn tomorrow The Con-
Sttu'lon is radically snti-slavery, but IL differs
I,om the Leayenworth instrument inssmnch as a
uoTS mol extend the right OF suffrage 90 negroes
tivcs and u Senators
'ue business convention have selected Topeka
as a temporary capital, Lawrence being the com.
The indications are th,, III. ,.,,a,.,,, =. A.
Constitution will I've vigorously opno.rd hr a..
Democracy, as its strong measures ~ apn.x,tion
81 the Platte district, the exclusion Of IRE.
the prohibition bank issue and tho nre..,,,,;,
Of the present western boundary. which inclnds.
the gold regions. have all been defeated
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kihanciaI.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The stock market opened
lower and dull. but closed frmer. Chicago aud
Rock Island 81; Cumberland Coal Co. I31; III
Michigan southern 2I6; New ork Central Il,
p. '.oal Co. -iJI; Reading iiX; Va 6's 81, Mo
8;s e27
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from NV OrIrnn.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-The first new COTTON
Of the season was received to-day. from southern
Texas, being about one week behind that ress,i we'd
last year.
murderer of Lyons, at Galveston.
AdyIc.s from MatlHIoras % the 18th inst repre-
sent the Northern Mexican provinces quiet.
Sc nOA " ~ - '0'
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Daring Burglary

BALTIMORE. Iuly 29.-The residence of Johp
J"n''s. milk man, situated on York avenue. was
entered irst night nv some burglars and robhrd q
Sl.l5n and q gold watch. making their sS~7-a
after 4 severe struggles with Jones on whom they
snapped pistol and drew a knife The burglars
bad iack ed up all the valuables in the house hut
owing 10 the determined resistance Of the owntr
they Were compelled 10 retreat Mr. Jones mar.
rOWly escaped with Lis life
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BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flour closed buoyant
with an advance Of nc; City Mills and How ard
street s5.l2. Wheat has advanced 2a3c: white
81 .3Oal n; red ~ 2al IS. Corn closed firm; vel
low and whit sla~3c. Provisi ons closed quiet
and unchanged. Whisky closed quiet at q y for
Ohio
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Gigantic swindIins Op,ra,,eu.

NEW N"Rk. July 29.-The papers of this morn
Ing announce that another sSyindling affair has
JL it"ded here. being that OF the q rand Duel
"i bsden fourteen million loan connected with a
tended European agents and Constantin. Frlini,
n Co The agents In this city. The latter marty
have been operating largely in the south ana
west. but are now missing
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Later from PiLe.speaL

ST Louis, July Gan express rived here
last night. from Denver City on the Ruth The
mines continued tO Weld well New leads were
constantly DEVELOPED but many miners were com
PEELED 20 quit work from 4 scarcity Of water
\ company has commenced the construction II
humc. eleven miles long. 10 convey water 30 the
neighburhood of Mountain City
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New York MarLeu.

NKw YORK, July 29.-Flour closed IaSc high
er; 81 50a4 ~; Ohio IS O5aS5 50; southern IS liza
So 20. Wheat closed Ia2c higher; red 81 I5aI 81,
white 81 .3OaSl ~. Corn heavy; mixed So, white
SIC. Pork dull; mess SIS 81; prime $40 IS Lard
heavy and unchanged. Whisky dull at &c
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Assault on Policeman nv a Cr.zy Man

PHLADELruIA. July "a tailor named Col
ton. supposed tu be deranged. made an assault on
Policeman King. at F"urth and Race streets this
mornin~. with - pair Of large shears. inhictiny a
He injured two other persons before he Was -.
cured
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ID PROPOSALS INVITED.

-. PROPOSALS. INVITED
Il RoPOSALS in writing and sealed will he re-
ceIved At the Mayors Office, g getOwn d. c.. un
tn SATURDAY, the Soth instant. at II m for the dc
avery of about one Thousand cart loads OfGravel,
aud the spreading of the same upon such street !
Of the town as sna ! be designated by the MAJOR,
Tho price per load to include all expense for ma
terial and labor of every kind. Unless the loads
he tull, and the Gravel Of the best quality, they
will not he allowed to be deposited upon any of the
streets.
Further Information can be had on application to
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor
Mayors Office, Georgetown, ID. c., July 18th, 1882
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EOR RENT IN GEORGETOWN n "
L two-ttory FRAME HOUSE with brick base
ment and kitchen. I'll ZEE House captains eleven
bath room with pantry. The House is one of the
most convenient IN tbls plaSe, with every conve
nience that could be desired. Rent m"derato ~ n
good tenant Apply 10 JOHN LANE. No 10 Sec
ond street. GeOrg, town, ID. c., in the Northern
and Central Markets, WASHINGTON.
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TAKE NOTICE.


ALL persons owning property on either side of
Second street. between High street and lis western
limit, are required 10y ordinance of the COrpo a.
ton fGeorgetown. ID c., approved 2Sd day of Iuiv
1879, to have the foOtways fronting on the same
paved with good, hard brick, and IN conformity
To the established grade of said street. within THIRTY
days. The work must be doHe with materials and
IN sly lie of Workmanship to be approved of by the
Improvement, an each case of failure, Will be n q lie
by tho subscriber and paid for ont Of the proceeds
OF the tax which has been LEVIED for tina purpose
HENRY ADDISON, Ma,or,
COHmi ssioner
Mayors Office, Georget OWN. ID c., July %, 1853.
IL d n : =
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AIeNandrin NdnrLet.
f3uItiraore Marietta,

ALEXANDRA, July 29.-Salrs of white wheat =
81 2ial 80; sales Of red at 81. I5aSl22. No othC
sales.
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LOCAL NEWS,

UFTHE DAILY STAR win be punctuaIIy sen,
10 the address Of our citizens during their absence
az any OF the summer retreats by the earliest mail
after The paper is put to press Thus they can keep
themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran-
spires in Washington, and at the same time in.
form themselves Of all the current events Of the
day. Terms, ~ cents per week no q
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ACCIDENTALLY. the name Of Miss Harriet |.
Maze, was omitted from the list of those receiy-
ing prtInldns at tie Fourth District School dis.
uIbiiien. -r -.Es- ~ ."-
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DURING the week ending on Wednesday last,
the number of coal boats leaving Cumberland, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. was 81. carving
1852 tons. Since the commencement of the sea-
son, 1870 boats have cleared that port, with 1i t3
tons of coal, . = .. q. 80
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GROVER & BAKERS
VI CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
1t Is no longer QUESTIONED that these Machines are
tho best in the mai ket for family sewing Spools as
purchased from the stores are used upon them
without rewindlng, ma king a seam Of unsquallcd
strength ana beauty; They are simple III true
tioi, easily ed, not liable to get out Of order
and nolseless IN their operation.
A full assortment constantly hand, and for "a "a
at factory prices BY X. C.. STEVENS,
1886 Pa. av., WASHINGTON
IL Also, a full supply of NEEDLES. cor
TON, and everything pertaining to these SEWN
Machines. "N'
IL A good Operator in attendance to show the
Machines and give full instructions in their use.
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LANES o,boSS3GHHGGEE..S Execu,,
PETER 0DONNOGHUE,S
Jy II 2tawDlm& WV


MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vrI,s of
AVA her iacIas issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of tho District of Columbia for me
county Of Washington and tt mo directed. I yIll
expose 70 public SALE for cash. In front of Inc Court
House door ol sad county, on TUESDAY. the 18th
CAV OF AUGUST next. lSi at L. clock ~, tre f.
lowing described property. to wit: All defend
ants right, tte, claim and interest IN aud 4, that
part OF original Lot No. IN Square $50 fronting IS
leet on h. street north. aud bounded follow !:
ComTHGcl"g ~ point - feet inch from the soflth-
east corner OF sad square, aud running thence
north on line with llth street q8 thence vest
on line with SAID street - teer thence Snat on
lne with sald lth street ~ feet to saId n street
and thence east OF sand Ii street feet 10 iho mace
OF beglnnng, CONTAINING 245l square feet mere Cr
less, In the city of Washington d. G. together Ith
all ana singular the Improvements thereon. sciZad
and leyiad upon as the property of Sanl NJ Kuig m
and wlli he sold 10 satisfy JHdIcIals Nos lbs AID
SS, To October term, 1853. In favor IF VIM r pov,
nse OF Ih"mas Brown, use fticn. Poo. H., uss -
H. G. stewart and th@ other "r Th"s. II. ard chs
ma u StaleN. l'y theIr next friend Ashurv { 10, 4
use Of Gen. Poe. Ir. of q. &. stewart vs. Sau,i
NJ knight, w. w. Campbell aud John II. Tuck ..
W. sEBDEN, MarshaL
~ @-u Tor the District Of Goumbia.
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AucrI0I sALlm.
FHf.s AFTERNo5NT D-MoRRo


THIS AFTERNo5WS To- MoR8oW
c. BsCyR. LgCRowN Coz An ot,o,ser.e -
sAhE OF p RRnbEsE s APP
the 9Th instant, at Sd o'clock We ,ha sell part Of
Lot 2 in ssnsrs s. 6srween and 1T streets,
Improved by two story Frame House, now under
rent OF 81 per month Title indIsPGtabIe. sale
, AM Us months decd given, and deed Of trust
'AAen oonye's"ce a. r re H3.s Of purchase
" H-St's --.- No. a57 Pa av-, cor. of6th ct.
10 BY j. c. Mcguire 4 CO., AucnOncers.
Stiop p Ed9ms {.y 29h ats. o'clock: stthe sac-
s5'ss CorpoIaaon Of Wssh f" a. S sS
2sS Corporation IF Alexendsia Stock
Terms cash, ]. C. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
By WALL. q BARNARD. AuctioneeT,
GkhE IN sk HAkE AR M RSTkSSSN at AUCTION
10 o'clock, We will sell, in front Of our auction
Ims1m grey Mare, with foal,
,rA And one good second-ha Busy.
jyS WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
By BARNARD a BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST FROM
- - ,cnn Beavers ana wife the suhseLibsL will Of
the 10Th instant, st hslfp,st O'clock, Lot nun
bered ~. in Peters Square. in Gecree,own. the
side Of Wster street, and running back of that
width 10 feet, more or less 10 an alley -
This lot has pom il a Blacksmith shop, W hicb is
now rented To Punctual tenant. Possession given
Immediately.
Terms of snla: One -fonrth cash; the remainder
IN three equal instruments at 9, u and IS months
with interest, secured by deed If trust All con
ye'ancIng At the expense of the purchaser The
Trustee reserves the right to resell IL the terms az
sale are not complied with in 5days after SALE
HENRY KING. Trustee.
~ D-eo&ds BARNARD a BUCKLEY. Aucts.
By i. GREEN, Aucuoueer.
TEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
L SNARE No. SAi, ON THE ISLAND, AT ArcTIoN
On IDA the 18th instant, shall sell at hal n
Pasth O'Clock p. m, IN front OF the premises part Of
square No. 59I, situated at the corner of south NJ
and 50 streets west. ard subdvded into ten ha nd
some Building Lots, seven Ofiwhich front II feet
inches on vi street. with depth of 100 feet: and
taree lots iToDt 81 street 70 feet inches with
depth OF 10 feet 1hes. This property is hand
soIney located aud perfectly giaded, and will be
sold with the privilege TO suit purchasers
Terms: One filth cash halaace in g. y. Ie - So
ana S months, for notes bearing interest from the
DAY OF sale. deed given snd decd If trust taken
rite Indisputabie, and general warranted deeds
given to the purchasers.
would respectfully invite the attention of per
sons Wis hlns To purchase handsome building lot
on easy tcrIns and those wishing a. made profit
bic investment to the sale Of the above mentioned
property.
" 1d A. GREEN, Auct.
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MARAVILLA!
"AhA'iLLA! MARAyILLA
MARAVILLAui
Inc most wOnderful preparation known
For Destroying Dnndraf;
Curing BnliasSS:

THs STOMACH prepares the elements of the bile
aud blood, and n it does the work feehly and i'm
perfectly, liver and other vexatiOus diseases are
the certain result As soon therefore as any atA &C.
tons Of his klrd are perceived, We may rest rs
snred that the digestive organs are out of order.
The hrst and only thing to be done to administer
a spec nc which Will act directly on the stomach-
the main spring ofthe animal machinery, For TINS
purpose we can confident recommend DR.. Hostel
t-rs celebrated Stomach BIttsrs. Acting ~ ana
teratlye and tonic Ii thens tn" digestion,
gives regularity to the bowels.
where. Nv - ao,q5'
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MEMS DRESS SuIrs, -"r
YoUTHs' DRESS SUITS,
CHILDREN's DRESS SUIrs

CHILDREN's DRESS SUITS,
Moan WALKER Co, i Msrbls f as c SStfi
Store, Browns Hotel Building would respectable
announce that their annual display of Spring a M
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. IL
Is comprised OF an assortment Of Gentonen's and
Youths Clothing Of the ncwe and richest designs
In material. trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, In
offered for selecting from the most attractive stoc
duoed prices. ap 2.ly
MEXICAN MusrANG LININENr
ls WonoeT1ui enects a. consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history of The Maferfa
Jected To the same number Of severe and different
tests, ana met with so few failures the Mustang
ltnlInent. IL has justly been styled Panacea for
all external Wounds, Cuts, Sweliings. Spralns
Bruises: or EruptIons on Man or Beast Itis go far
medicine of surprising virtue that Physrians are
compelled TO prescribe it: and from some remark
cdS'S 1t has naturally attracted much abortion from
the rst scientific minds of the age. No family can
afford to he without hottie of the Mustang LII
mf rns IN Inc house; Bs,rars Of tmi:at9ns;
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK. Projectors New York.
Also, Lyons CELEBRATED IaSsct Potcder.
je T-lmeOw
rh. eMARAvILLA"
Inc most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DnndraF;
Curing BGldasSS:
Referring Sirt Rsadnche:
PrsrsntiBs the Hair from Falling Ont:
ard Producing Glossy CARTS
Sold by all espectahe Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the ProprietOrs. Price ~ cents
CHARLES ERNEST i Co, 96 Maiden Lane, y. Y
LIT will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
n 2 9fn II pp 0l-yy
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
On the oath instant, at Oak Grove n G. n, tho
Rev. Mr.. Buck, J. CAMPBELL. BRAWNER. mf
Charles county, to CARRIE T., only daughter III
Henry Ould, of Baltimore city.
At Oregon city, Oregon. June 8, 1850, by the n ev
U. Rntledge, Lent HENRY T.. HODGES. U :.
l., to Miss ANNIE, daughter of TX Gov. George
Abernethy.
In Baltimore, on the Iath instant, by the Row Mr..
Dashiels, EDGAR s. PRICE, % AlexandTia, Va ,
to Miss MARIAN v. BANkBEAD, Of Baltimore
On the :7th instant. by the Rev. II. r. BitfInger,
Mr.. ASA L.. CARRiER I" Miss NEViLLEY e.
BEALL, all OF Washington.
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The WHARF.-THE Water Purveyor will with
out doubt have need of the aid which the bill
passed at the last meeting Of the Common Coun-
eli provides fW him. In addition TO the numer-
ors applications TO which he referred in his com
mnnication TO the Mayor, very many applications
Will be niads in d few days. The Introduction of
the water into private dwellings affords adVan
dges which are becoming more and more ap-
parent as the citizens succeed in obtaining them
Numbers If citizens who have not applied have
sgniBed their intention 10 do so at an carly dat.
fhc effect ~ the work upon the STREETS should I've
well considered: il the filling, ranrning and nav
ing are not properly done the Of casual repairs
of streets will be greatly creased after the coming
SpriDg, or tue streets will be in Il miserable condi
ton.
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DIED,

Died,
On the 29th instant. WINNIE ANNA GIL
BERT, only daughter of Andrew and Martha X .
Balm, aged 10 months and IL davs.
This iOvely bud, young and fair,
Gale hence by cfriy doom.
Just come to show how sweet flower
In Pa adlse couid bloom.
baltimore Sun, please co2y.l it,
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MrsIcAL.-Since the last concert Monday night
there appears to have been decided calm anponr
the musicians in Washington. Previously, we
heard some talk of grand assembly of musicians
10 be held in this city; splendid excursion in
dnnCl patton by our musical amateurs; the ex-
pected visit of Northern stars and delightful re-
union Of musical spirits in the production of 4
rich treat; but all has quieted down Our music
loving citizens will hardly relish the disappoiut-
Inent should the season pass NV thus. Cannot
something be done for the qualification of those.
who OF necessity arc compelled to endure the long
dull month Of August ia " Washington
r. Sit will be seen By Prof. Davidson,s card
elsewhere, that The very acceptable Wood
Thrush Concert" is to be repeated Good.
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Coon The Piney Branch road las bee ONE a
famous travelling thoroughfare, and not infre-
qnehtly the want Of cooling draught Of water
is 1t by the dusty and psrched wayfarers such
NAV thirst no longer as we notice that the fine
spring upon Marshal Selden's place, on the road
side Just opposite Hohread's quarry, has been en-
larged and cleansed, and q neat covering Of ma
sonry erected over it,. .s... saa b.. =
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no IOu WANT a CHEAP PARASOL: AZ
at very low prIcas. - 10 -
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BEfnRE laying in hardware OF any kind, partic-
uL'-y ishin2 tic kit such as pointed rods, noats,
sroods sinkors, lines, hooks cf every shape SOCK
,log"rs &c, at hoes,le or retail do not TAI to
call at tie extensive and cheap establishment Of
M,ssrs Griffith a Shields, No :ry Peunxy lyania
avenue, "ppoSlt r. Browns Hotel where the han,I
sume thing win mo- doubt be- done unto Yo U