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ARRIVALS.

ov. liam VII bark CIeone. Simmons, from Lahaina, OF and
on, before reported
I-Sch KamOswahine, Kuheana. from wainea. KoIoa
and NaEiiEili, with IS bris beef, 10 hogs, 30 hides,
10 bids tobacco, 10 bags potatoes, 5 bris talIOE, !
horse, i mule.
15-Sch Mary Ellen, Keo. from Koioa. with fre~ooi.
I6-Am VII sh Moutezuma. Holman. fun Ochotsk. 300 Eh,
10000 bone season 300 So, $500 wh-36.OOO bone,
voyage 100 VII, 10000 bone, on board
lam vh sh Omega. WhalOn, I'm Hilo. before reported
I6-Am VII bark CaiiaO, Fuller, from HiIo, of and On.
l5-Sh Margaret, Likeke. from hOloa. with 100 bris sweet
potatoes, 5 cords frs~ood, and 2 deck passengers.
lam VIII ship Cambria, Pea-e, from OchOtsk via HlO,
$50 VII. 10000 bone season. 100 wh, 1000 bn,
voyage 100 VII, 10000 bone, on board.
lam Eh ship Narengo, Weld, from OchOtsk, 1000 Sh,
1900 bone season 1900 VII $1,000 bu, voyage )
1890 sh, 1850 bone on hoard OF and on
Is-Am wh ship Harrison, Dennis. from Ochotsk, 30 VIII.
$500 bn, season l55 sP, $50 VII, $500 bn, voyage;
2O vh, $500 bone. On board
1s-Am al ship NinroI. Howes, I'm Lahaina, OF and on.
OIs-Am VII ship OregDl- Toh-y, I'm Lahsina, Of and on
B-Am VII ship Washington, burlington, from Ochotsk.
go VII, $500 bone. season IS 50, 300 VII, 1900
bone, voyage 1000 VII, $500 bone, on board.
Is-Am VII ship Janus, Smith, from HiIo, of and on.
B-Hsw. steamer Kilauea, BerriH- I'm Hno, Lahaina, and
intermediate ports and landings, with 81 head Of
cattle, S calves. - br- beef 5 bags pull. 10 bags
fungus 4DO Or-nges, - bills goat skins, Il hides,
and a bt % native freight
lESeh kameia1rha ", White. from KaIepOIePO and
iahaina, with leo brEs potatoes, 10 bris sweet do.
100 pumpkins. 100 ~ateune'ons, % nets onions, co
bags -unes, 2 pkgs ivory
I9-Sch kamOikeiki. Wetherby. from Kahului, with beef
H1lasses, Hour, hide, etc
19-Sch Oil Fellow, Candase, I'm HanaIei, 20 kegs syrup,
3bris do, 10 hogs, - cords hreWOOd, ZOO oranges,
"a bags coffee
9-Am VII ship Harvest, Manchester, from Lahaina, of
2I-Am bark Frances Palmer, Patty, 10 days from San
Francisco.
2I-Am clipper ship Lotus, Laekie, Il days from san
Francisco en- route for China; sailed again same
day
LahaiHa, with Is sheep, l ton coffee, 5 bales pull,
kt hides etc.
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DEPARTURES

WOW. lam wh ship Marcia. Billings. for home
lam eh ship America. Bryant, for home
lam VII ship SpeeiweiL, Gibbs. for California 4 home.
liam VII ship Eebecca Sins. HAYES, for home
15-Haw- ~h bark Cynthia, Whitney, for coast California
l7-Sch Kanoi. Wilbur. for IAhaina and kahulri-
1T-Sch kekauIuOhi. Mime, for Lahaina ana kona, with
aboIt SO deck passenger.
Ig-Am VII bark Cleoue, Simmons. for California coast
lS-Am VIII BARI Delaware, kenwOrthy, for California and
home
1e-seh Keoni Ana. KAPuahi, for Lahaina and Rawaihae-
2O-Am VII chip Onward, Allen, for California coast
2O-Am Wh ship Lancaster Russell, 70 cruise south
2O-Am Eh bark Martha i-t, Cornell for California coast.
gO-Am Eh lark CaIao. FuII-r. for California coast
eO-soeamer KHAu=a, Berri- for LAhaila, Hiio, anl inter
mediate ports and landings
2O-sch Kamniwahine, Kuheana, for KOlna s NawiliWhi.
D-Sch kameitameha ", White for LahaiEa and ha-
Iepolepo.
2O-Sch Margaret, Naikai. for KOl1a and Anahola-
2f-Am wh snip Electra. Brown. u cruise
Clam Eh bark Monmouth. Ormsby. for California coast.
2I-Am wh lark FhsrniN. HenTsUzI. u cruise AMI home
2I-Am VII bark New England, Hampstead. to cruise and
home
2i-Am hern- brig Josephine stone. fr Jaws Island
21-Sch NSiksiki. Wefherby. for Kahuiui-
2I-Sch Mary Ellen. E-o, for kOoa-
2I-Seh Old Fellow, Candage, for koloa- SaEiIiTiIi and
Hanali.
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sxrTH-In w4imea, PukaI1ni; Hawaii; Of water on the brain
5 years and ! months.
suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not,
for d such j. the kingdom Of heaven"
HO~ HKIss-On board the brigautine josephine, while at sea,
Oct -, Of consumption, Mr.. james Phelps Hoichkiss. Of Peoria,
AExoLD-JuIy Is. Fernando Arnold. steward Of shalesLip
California Of heart disease. aged 80 years
New London, was drowned on the 2eth q March last, of Desc
barps1n@i. Two other men were lot at the same time.
PAAHAn-On board whaleshp Carolina, IN the Japan sea,
May 3; o. Ple T1dsyi PaahA0' " native Of these Islands AFTER an
Moxsi-Nay IL. at HakoIaii. q consumption Hokai. seaman
on board whAlebark DrOno. lie was a native Of these Islands,
K,SAxA-Jane :. Henry Kanaka. seaman OF whaleship Bar
tholome~ GOsnoli, fen from aioa, killing himself instantly. He
Nsg5SsIJu1e %. Bicenta Mahons. on board whaIeship ST.
George q inhanmatory sore throat lie was a native Of Guam,
KtSSEa-June :. Of consumption William KaHaka, a seaman
on board whaiehark Robert Morrison Also, on egarl same
Rosaroxsa-uIy II. Of bleeding at the lungs. Rou,onra-
seaman on board TiaIsshiP winsIgs. Also. on board same ship,
July 20. q droPsy Of the chest, John. a Seaman-hoth natives
Of Rora;oura-. Also. on board sane shIp. oct ;, BY rupture ola
blooi-vesssi, jim. seaman, a native o. Tahiti.
n Thomusnu. vas taken down by a line He was a native q
West Falmouth aged about . years
-, - ~ hI51geI 70 ~ en-. de Vsri- Islands.
NlFLE-Juiy -. NZslc. = SEAMAN pu board whlle brig Veto
ria, 4 consumption. and Was buried In Piover Bay He wasa
Krx,-AuE :. KukaL aseaman attached to VII bark Cynthia,
Wa struck By a whale and expired sh'rty afier- He belonged
BA-u,--Juaea .. John Joseph Eas.ns, n officer % whale
ship Arctic, uas killed ~ a ~IMr M ~ " ~ eHt
l5{= - D. lie was a native Of Conception Chile, aged =
years
HruEEr-June -. Ernest Hubert, lnltsteerer y whalrsLip
Arctic, ~as killed ~ a whale. He ~as a nAii'eo OF France aged
about - years
DE0xxED-Aug. / Manuel Joseph Trltes. a PortuEuesc. Il
officer EaruarI HlVti-tr. q PortuEu---. h0ats;r-rer- >r1H'n,
CAn.rc.n--Jam-- Mclaughlin. james Bullock, Wilbur Ship
hi M ,t-.ye w-rr \ boats rrrv belonging 10 thu whale
ship G-gf =tar1urks they w.rr loot Boo ~ BAY
LAWEFNrE-Noy. ;. on bgaui ulIle-hIf' l. g EichrI01d on
her ARRIVAL at Laha.na- Mansei Lawrence, 4 native oi the "~-
tern IsLsuls- aGei ah,ut - years
N1nrLsJN-AprI =. Capt Nicholson. uf Russian whale bark
Amor. vas lot overheard Just outside Nanst-aki- 1t II Vi
L. ~ -sf--u ~ H. berth a. : oclock he was missing
Nf.a- Asp T0H-Ausust yth. Jsha Ninu- AMI Tom. a native
q A--u-.s1. seam-n GA tuani wA1~-liP Maria Theresa, @yrr
Drowned hy a hsat upssttiag ga trying 10 land in Taa-h Bay
Ehast blowing strong
PsasF-Jua~ 2. on boand w~hAl,sLip Maria Theresa. William
Prass.
JrSErxs-On hoard ship LSnc,>s.r, Aprl 10. ls6J, 20 Japan
So. Ca-rf. H- jenkins. - BOSTON. AGED aion' = y'sTs
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IMPORTS.

COSsIeSkksO or MERCHANDISE FzK Frances PALMER, Nov IL
q. A. h H. y. Poor. r. HaekEd < Co. John II Wood, Hot
schlaexer 4 sapenhorst. % Order. Castle * Cooke. Along. q. T..
Judd. Won Holt 4 Heucs. y. W. Tallant, p Everett, @ W.
WOODS. Rtsor 4 Hart. H. VI Whitney. JIn0u. Green & Co,
Abei Harris, = c. SpaLiIng. A d. Cartwright. u. q. Water
Eaaa L Co, II. Robinson VIM Basch, W v Ladd. e. II Judd,
>. W. Borden. g. Eh0l-s. q. T. Richards. NrIcher 4 60. I
Waterhous-- d-o-se Thomas. G-orge Mclean Nolte & Kruger
John Catenash IA. Thn41psoa & Neville. Rsb-rt BrU~u- J. LcE-
WOOD, ". q. sdieriy. J. z. Shields. Peter TrsadSay, and c :.
blrtOw.
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SHIP on FIRE-At about III O'Clock last ,;,,.
the merchant ship Siam was discovered to be On
The fre-bells were Immediately rung, but ;ber.t
no light observable, very few persons learn, :.
cause Of the alarm. The engine companies .rl
hook & ladder company were all promptly o.
ground. The ship, which had recent, arr
from Boston with a cargo q merchandise and
had discharged the former, and hauled aloo-I,'
the steamboat wharf to discharge her coal, :
FIRE broke out in or under the cabin, and i. =
gin is supposed TO have been accidental. a.,
time of our going to press, it appears upes,,.-
whether the ship will De saved or not. bo,t ~
been cut into her side, through which the en-
are now forcing water into her hold. The S.
fine ship Of $50 tons, owned in New London.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER.-The last persoru.-
of Mr.. Forbes company takes place to morrOv az.
ing, on which occasion Mrs. Forbes has A arr,
benefit. The company has engaged passage ina
Comet, which sails on Saturday for San Francis,
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The CoMET.-This fine and justly popular packet
sails On Saturday for San Francisco, with a fair
freight and full passenger list. She goes in charge
Of Capt. G.. I. Lawton, long and favorably known as
master of the bark Fanny Major. We wish her a
short and pleasant passage over.
HOTEL NTERNATIONAL--Thi 6ne hotel, which
will be found advertised in our columns, stands at the
head of the list of public houses in San Francisco,
and is unquestionably the best conducted and most
popular establishment Of the kind on the Pacific coast.
We recommend it to all travellers from this quarter.
For THE EAsr-The mail by the Comet will close
at II o'clock on Saturday next. Three numbers Of
the Commercial have been issued since the last de-
parture, which can be had at our counter in wrap
pers. -
- We are indebted to Capt. Patty Of the Frances
Palmer, Messrs. McRuer y Merrill. and J. W. Sui
Ivan Of San Francisco, and Mr.. Hayes. passenger by
the ship Lotus, for favors in the news line.
TIE FAIR-Gentlemen will please remember the
fair this evening,-time, 64 till 10 ?. NJ; place,
Armory of the Rifles, over Messrs. Brewer s Co.'S
store. -
= For shipping list and miscellaneous news, see
fourth page.
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NoTEwoRTHY-We noticed yesterday some pretty
specimens of home industry, being q few neat
girls hats, made of grass, and colored brown, a very
close imitation of imported hats. They were taste
fully trimmed, in shape, style and finish, crelitable
to the natives who made them. They were made IN
der the supervision of Princess Victoria, who sends
them in to the fair.
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COM NJ
wtpxEsnar. rorEueER Il. 1870.

sUcS our L-s i--u-. w. have 70 nate the arrival q a ~
.haier frosn th- STrrh, al quite = large nua'-r from Ein.i-
--ri PEts. tn bIter merely touching - outside hr advio-s-
W.. give a Summary q The arrivals AMI averages = III s-ADn
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Ar-te anil KaHsek.-.E6 80 us
1ssrarr oiboia a-yi.,iz So So
uur shippinv LIST On tn Gara page contains 49, ves-E-.
some u which are not expected here. having gone o other ports
% cruising E-aanis. There remain about ten vessels zhleh are
-xp@eteI in thi- fail The average, 4 will - seen vii fall be-
Io- ust q lat seas,n. th-asl 10 accurate GzuEs- can 81 De
.sEsn % th- result
Ia anSther part q this paper, ~e record the rs d. tie whale
bars PGzGHa, q Ses Bedford. a. Lahaiaa. 90 The morainz %
the I5th, dariE- a SOu;hsr- Th- vessel VIII b = total los.
Her oH, amogEtag to 400 brs, has been saved and sill Be
.hipp-t u Nez E=is,ri. Her hull, stores and gear have L~en
ADVERTISED to - sott On Saturday the 24th-
Tie shiPs Centrally have been successful H. obtaining al. their
supplies with very Httis delay AMI a. reas1nabIe prices Their
average stay On port las b@en much shorter than Ia p--yiaus
yeas
Aner an in:erin % nearly fur weeks. We yesterday received
~ the Fr4ues- Palmer, three Eastern mails, ami four weeks
later aivires- The eltnasrciaI news j. very mea--r, all only
slight changes had taken rIlee in staples. tn clipper ship
Lotus arrived to Or three hours previous 20 the Palmer, and
sailed thu sane .f:crlp0u fr China
Two important sAI-s occurred during thu past week. one q
theS=, On sStsriry evening. consisted q Japauese ware and Gu
riosGies- The cher ~s tie slI- Of China goods ex Hayburg.
on Tuesday AZ the st0r. % Hackf-h * Co. Both these sales
were largely attended aad the bdting spirited, resulting in
prizes considered satisfactory
Real EsTITE-The sale Of the property % ?. Spencer, Esq,
took place on Saturday last As advertised, and resILal as fol-
laws, which, considering the times. are very good
FaTn0HAt-Cottage residence n Nulanu, formerly owned
by J. 7. 3. Marshall, sL435.
The ShGgss-A SEA bach cottage az Waikiki, $3.50.
Tae TeEsgraBA-A public house in Nuuanu street, known
formerly a the MazePpa, sI,275-
YacsHf L0t-Adjoining the Paramount cottage sold for S259.
TsADE-LoeaI trade has been very good, and retailers gene
rally been doing q fair business SIN the supply o, staple
goods in the market Is heavy.
EIcHAyGE-WhaIers' drafts are quota bic a; 2 a 3 per cent.
discount
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EXPORTS.


s6r FEssavES-psr wh chip Ai-Iin- Glib. Soy- I2-Si.s7s
-auan- sh OH, MSS n bon@. rrsn-hinp-i fnu ship Onward.
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Vessel. EXPECTED from Foreign Ports.

Ham brig Coneoriia- Cahnbiey, sailed from BremerIaven
April ID, with assorted cargo tn Messrs- Hofschiae-er 4
staPenh0rst- Put into EO in June for repairs sailed
again Tor this port July -.
DANISH clipper ship Triton Nielsen sailed July ., from LIVER
pool, wifh n1dse u Janion- Green = CO.
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PORT OF LAEAINA.
RI

Nov. IJ-Am wh ship Robin Hood, Mckinley. from Ochoisk.
100 al, 100 bu, --l>ou 10 50, 200 VIII. 1000 bn,
voyage; 200 VII, 1900 bone, on board
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\ LONG SUIT ENDED.-We understand that the.
somewhat protracted case of the owners of the sch
Oiiria against the parties here who chartered her
for a trading cruise in the Arctic last Summer, was
on Monday last, decided by the Supreme Court, who
decreed that the respondents had made no case to en-
title them to any abatement of the charter money and
ordered its payment in full with costs. The case was
argued by J. Montgomery, Esq, for libellants, and
A. B. Bates, Esq, for respondents.
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CAN THIS BE so Some two years ago a worthy
foreign resident went to Europe, intending to be gone
about two years, leaving n native wife with am
pie supplies and money to last her during his alb
sence. On his return, it t~ranspires that his wife has
during his absence, procured q divorce and been mar
ried to another foreigner. We give the statement as
we have received it; but if true il shows some gross
defect in our divorce laws or in their application.
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DEPARTURES.
DIED.

Nov. -C1eone, Simmons, for California coast.
I5-NimrOi, HOwes, to cruise and home.
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Up TO TIME.-A propeller in the stern of the little
HilO packet .Nattis Merrill, would hardly add any
thing to the regularity of her trips, which in the face
of Kona storms and dead calms, keeps her time. She
sailed on Tuesday evening last for Hilo, was becalmed
all the next day in sight of the telegraph station, ar
rived ut Hilo on Friday, and was back here prompt
on Wednesday morning. Capt. Borres will merit the
next testimonial after Capt. Patty. The .Ntttie will
sail again on Friday at y o'clock noon for Lahaina
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Your obedient servants,
EDWARD F. RANDOLPH, ship South Boston.
Edwin GRINyFLL, ship Arab.
JosEPH TINKER, ship Moctezuma false in re-
gard to kidnapping those men mentioned.
JONATHAN WHALoN, ship Omega.
THOMAS c. HARDING, ship Carolina.
G. p. HolcoNB, ships Chandler Price and
Progressive Age.
FRrpERICE W. MASTER. bark Gyp>ey.
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TO LET
- THE STORE ATELH IN THE OCCU-
80. pancy Of Mr.. W 4 Alirich. IN the Fire-Iro1f Block.
IL corner Of Queen and kaahumauu Strrsis-no better
locality fv business ia the city Immediate possession given.
Apply u e. BREWER & co,
2s5-;f Market Wharf.
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FOR SALE !!
Fair for Queens Hospital.

- THE PREMISE IN NUUANU Waltz
ne now occupied by the undersigned. Fur terms -
apply TO CS4-2mt ". 6OODALF
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UNHE FAIR WILL BE HE'LL Al TIN
Armory, Thursday Evening, Nov. pa, At : O'Clock al
Entrance Fee. Adults. 25 81,
" OhIdTCnr. Ia -
All articles contributed for the Fair. (Which have ~, -
YiousIy been sent To the Committees. according % ure,t"
notice. should he forwarded to the Armory, between he r.
OF Q and II O'Clock, on Thursday Morning, the dAy Tor L+H-
the tairO where Ladies will be in attendance 20 receive -, =
Honolulu, Nov. II, $500. (35+2) Per Order
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
VOW TO KEEP GLEN,
Use HeOraback,s Soap.

I'VE the undersigned take this method of inform
w ing the citizens of Augusta and Rockingham
counties that We have purchased of VIM. C. Kilgore
the owner for the State of Va, the right of said
counties to manufacture and sell family rights to
make Koraback's Compound Chemical, Toilet and
Washing Soap, and will be in Staunton during
Court week. for the purpose of selling family rights
to all who may wish to purchase. This Soap has been
prominently before the American public for more
than two years, it has been thoroughly tested by
many thousands of people who pronounced it to be
the cheapest Soap heretofore known.
liz the stplace this Soap recommends itself to
every f5mily for its cheapness and superior cleans
ing qualities.
2na-For IT'S being so easily made.
3d-Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor of common Soap.
4th-You can wash the finest texture Of lawns,
Muslins or Laces without any rubbing.
6th-It will effectually remove grease from any
kind of cloth whatever without the slightest injury
to the goods.
This Soap is made without using either grease or
I've, and be made in ten minutes after the water
bos. The Toilet Soap is made without at cost
of cents per pound, and the washing Soap at three
fourtffs of a cent per pound. All who wish to try
the qualities of this Soap call at the National
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some of it free of
charge; after you are satisfied is gel une arti-
Gle, we will be pleased to sell all family right who
may wish to purchase.
Messrs Kilgore and Pendleton will also be at the
Virginian for the purpose of selling County rights
dc. SWINK HITE.
july %, l85e-tf
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The above is a portrait of David McCreary of Ma
pier township, who on the 3lst day of August 1858,
made affidavit before Justice Gorley that he was
treated for the cure OF Cancer by three physicians
of Bedford county, and bv DR.. Newton Of the Ec-
lectic College in Cincinnati for period of nearly
eight months, Notwithstanding which, his tip, 9,
and portion of his lcf cheek entirely eaten
reg He bad given mp all hope, when he heard of
the <'Rlood Sear9her," and vas induced to try it.
Four bottles cured him, and although sadly dshg-
ured, there is question bit what this invaluable
medicine saved his life. The full particulars of this
remarkable case may be seen in circular, which
can be had of any Of the Agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Bleakney Of
Elderton, Armstrong county, Pa, cured of Ser Ofu-
la after being unable to get out f bed for res
years.
To the case of lady in Ausonvie, Cleal field
county, who was also afflicted with Scrofna in its
wort form.
10 the of George Meisel, residing ir Gnrroll-
Gown, Cambria county, Pa, who was so badly af-
hicted witt Cancer Che. IT ste his entire nose off,
and his case worse if possible than McCeary's.
The particulars of these cases; every one of which
was cured by the use of the Blood Searcher-may
also be found in a circular to be had of any of the
Agents.
r. M LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and SALE near
the Pa. Railroad Depot, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Dr.. George II. Keyser, Wholesale Agent Pitts
burg, Pa, DR.. w. B. Young, Staunton, Va q.
M. Ring, Waynesboro', Va.
January, 8. lS60-ly.
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ESTABLISHED 1888.
KEEN. BiLDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,

A RE now receiving direct fl ON their own manu-
IA factory, the largest and most desirable stock
OF FaU and Winter Clothing they have ever
exhibited and to which addition will be made by
every arrival throughout the season.
Theirfrstfoor is devoted to the RETAIL TRADE
where they are prepared to show at all times full,
complete assortment of the most fashionable goods,
gotten up in a style equal to the best Merchant
Tailors work and at twenty-five per cent. less than
their prices.
ly to the WHOLESALE TRADE, and will be found
to contain a most extensive and desirable stock Of
fashionable and well made Clothing, manufactured
with great pains and with direct reference to the
wants of the Merchants Of Virginia, North Caroli-
ma and Tennessee.
Devotine the whole of our time to the Manufac-
ture ard sale of clothing alone, with longer expe-
rience more extensive operations and other mate
rial advantages, we can and do offer the greatest
inducements.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Aug. 10, 1859.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
WHEELER & WILSON'S

on Exhibition for few days: only in
stanton, at Mrs. Woods Dressmakin
Esta bIi sh:a ent, next door to the POst-Of-
fee, afso at the American Hotel.
I WOULD respectfully invite the citizens 0
Staunton and vicinity to witness the operation
of these celebrated and beautiful instruments.
A lady from the principal Office will assist me in
exhibiting the Machines and will take pleasure in
nstructing any lady who may desire it, in its use
free of charge
Persons who contemplate buying will do well to
avail themselves Of this opportunity Of learning the
use OF this most necessary and invaluable household
implement, from experienced operators. In offer
ing this machine to the public can, with the great
est confidence recommend and warrant it to be the
best in use, for all the practical purposes of gener
al sewing in Families, Plantasions and Manufact0-
ries of oil kinds of Clothing, Dress making, &c.
For confirmation of this opinion l refer to the re-
coros of the various Mechanical and Industrial
Associations throughout the country-to the very
favorable notices Of the press, and to the (3O0OO)
Of the machines now in use, than half of which
have been sold since the reduction in price on the
first of last October. No other achine has been
so extensively introduced in Virginia and none has
given such satisfaction. Every Machine is wARRAN-
LED to be just represented and perfect in every
retpect. All necessary repairs free Of charge for
3years.
Machires which are ordered within few days
will arrive before and will be set up and
tested. E. H. CRAIGE, Agent.
Office No. ZIG Main ST., Richmond Va
May 28, l859.-tf