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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-28
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u q CLUB
An COSNIOPOLITAN PRINCIPLES -.
" Is To- say. High Chiefs and other Hawaiian G.pfi,--nAI
Foreign Political and Consular Agents. Merchants. pr1s-9-g
Gentlemen of ell nations and whereof tie priyflag,s ,-N1
tended 20 the Officers Of all foreign ships-ofwar. wbua IN -
with Library and Reading Room, with a large Han 10 h. 80
able for the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges. FOR Prhe,,
lures and Meetings. for Dinner Parties. Concerts ana 10
Fairs, with good Cook and other Servauts-to impDrr 10y
wines and other liquors ami 10 be managed rs Trustees 80 "a
bylaws, ON the model II the most respectable Gibbs IN -
Cite- Of the world.
Gentlemen friendly so such an establishment in this e-r
respectfully invited TO communicate with -
HONOLULU, June 26. 1860. ia
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SUPREME CoURr-The July term of this Court
will open on Monday next, with the calendar for
native cases first. There are few foreign cases to
come before the Court at this term.
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On EDUCATIoN.-We commence on the 4th page
the Report of the President of the Board of Education.
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y Our readers Will notice in the advertising
columns, a call for the formation of a cosmopoli-
tan club on the principle of such European socie-
ties. The want of some such organization has
been long and deeply felt by those who have at
heart the social prosperity not of Honolulu, SIM
ply, but Of our entire group, for there is no ques-
zion that its influence would be felt throughout
our group.
One great evil in our society here, IS the want
of that friendliness and cordiality which should
subsist. Social apathy arises from a want of
SOciability. Freedom Of intercourse, invariably
removes the GOODNESS and want Of sympathy
which. from whatever cause it may arise, Is too
often found 70 exist, and influence our acts and
words. Ill feelings are generated between iami-
lies, between business men, and between members
of the same church. for which. in nine cases out
of ten, imaginary causes only can be given, and
which more freedom in social intercourse would
rs often remove.
What We want, is that all men, (aye. women,
tool in this small capital, should feel towards
and treat each other as brethren and sisters. and
by more unre>eryed soc.aii,y. remove that iicker-
ing and ilI-feeiing which too often Is the bdne Of
domestic happiness. Some will tell us, perhaps,
that our Masonic and Odd Fellow societies are
intended to remove all these social troubles, and
therefore they are the c~ure-all. They no doubt
are very well, As far As they 60, but they are not
the remedy. Within the circle Of their influence
which Is limited to a few, thar influence may be
only good. - FAR a. it acts on society. But that
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SAILING OF THE COMET-This vessel sailed on
Saturday last, with a crowd of passengers. On
leaving the wharf, she received a salute from the
Josephine, (whose late master was a passenger on
board,) and the compliment was returned by a
salute from the Comet.
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EARyING ITS CosT-The .ffrsrtiser appears to be
the staff Of life for our ofacial neighbor-its Alpha
and Omega-as we unfortunately figure throughout
columns, from the first line of its leader, through
all its items. ending with its commercial. We hope
it will survive the present warm weather, and the
bilious symptoms it manifests.
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PISS N Boors.-The origin Of this nursery tale
will be found on our supplement to-day. also the Of
fetal report Of proceedings in the House Of Repre-
q. entatives.
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Shop 10 Let Or for Sale.

~ IN + STREET. VENT TO J.
"a Stewards. \ shop suitable Tor butchers, Carpenters, &c.
2A Terms moderate. Apply to
2I3-tf JANION, GREEN & co.
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COMA waggish friend happening to observe a
painter at work on a billiard-sign the other day,
abruptly interrupted him, with the following query
mike, why should you now do to your sign
what Sayers did to Heenan :"
Don't know answered our friend of the brush,
who was surveying his job with an air Of satisfaction.
Give it another stroke on the (eyel and that will
finish it, Paints, ills and brush caved in.
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The French Scarecrow.

Tina ,o,it,cians of England have rode the
French invasion Hubby so long ana so nara
that some of them are beginning to believe III
II themselves. Lord PALMERsToS, at the iate
session Of Parliament, performed the "ner-
yous man" with such fidelity to nature, that he
SCARED the Commons into very handsome ap-
preparations for the army and navy. Very
likely there was an excellent standing
between LOUIS NAPOLEON and the Premier,
all the time. They are both excellent ana
confidential friends, and play into each other S
hards beautifully. The Emperor caJoles MS
rr.uch with the idea that Waterloo is down
in his programme, and that when the times are
ripe, he will put the tight little Island IN MS
breaches pocket, whilst PALMERsToN preiends
10 believe that England is really in sanger
from France and thus secures the supplies
and places for the younger sons. In sober
earnest. however, LOUIS NAPOLEON desires the
friendship of England, and does not mean that
light caus GO shall break up an alliance which
gives these two Powers the command OF the
Old World. England is in no danger from
France or any other country. II the army OF
France is six times as great as that Of England,
the financial capacity of England is more tnah
sixteen times as great as that Of France. She
can subsidize half the governments OF Europe
amin as she has done before, and, before d
French army could cross the channel, menace
their rear with half million CT continental
soldiers. In the mean time, her channel heet,
instead Of being surprised by the French,
would probably burn the French ships In their
own harbors, as they did in the time OF Ihe nTsl
NAPOLEON; for England is as superior IN
numbers and weight of metal upon the sea
as France is upon the shore.
The enemies of England, the only free gov
eminent In the Old World. will have To wait
a long time before they see her hurnbied be-
meath the foot of France or of any other ma
ton. Arrogant and domineering she may be,
bu, she has the spirit and the strength of a
lion. and the NIMRoD OF the nations is not yet
bero,ten who will bring her down.
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MARINE INrEf.l.IG HNCK,
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IL.
: LII w., ~. la, 1 LIN sdanl AZ s,eIaek.

ARRIVED,
Steamship City Of Richmond, ,tonelli Ihha
delphia, mdAe and passengers. q. Caruozo
schr, J A. H. Dtcxson. Portsmouth, lumber =
Schr Trade Wind Baxter, Boston. salt.
Schr. VIM Shamburg, Tans, North river, wheat
sohf. s. < i. Harrington, Jones, PLiladelphia,
Schr AIvarado, Slower. White Point, Gravel,
John Viles.
Steamship Yorktown; Parrish, N w md1e. and
Steamer Belvidere. Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers. d w CurIle
Bark tloresta Welsh Pernambuco, Hour, w ar
wick Bal ksdale.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phila-
dephia, mdzs and passengers, G. 7. Cardnzo.
Schr CHARLES Foulks down the river, light.
Sehr. st. Cloud. Gwathmer, down the river, ligh
Schr. Nj. l.. Johnson, Burrows down the river,
light
schr. Mary Willis, North, down the rlver, light
Schr. Rachel Ann. Lewis, -
Sohr. Ben Vandever, Jones, Baltimore, coal, w
ID. ColQultt Co.
NEw ToRk, Sept. s.-Arri'ed, schr. Haxall,
Richmond.
Levin, Hampton r. ads. loading bones aud bone
ash; Abigail. Macfarlane, from Rio Janeiro for
Richmond. do; Wessacumcon, Wbllden, for
Hampton Roads, do; Grey hound. Gulbrandson, for
Rio Jenelro.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 10 Arrived, schrs. Angel
inc, Richmond; h. Jones, do.
NORFOLK. Sept. 8.-Arrived. schrs. John K.
Griffith Richmond; Sarah foulson, Petersbnrg;-
Adams, Petersburg; cleared. schr. John Dickson,
Richmond.
BY TELRGRAPH
NORFOLK, Sept u.-Arrved, brig Belle. from
Black Hawk, IS days from do Bremen ship Her
mine, l20 days do.
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mp s,crAn NOTICEe

~ Jeffer,om insurance Company, Of
sC0fTsVILLt, VA Virginia Hone Compar
ny. with a capital Of .Sl5o.oo0 paid up and amg,y
socured The n ndersisned, As Az ent OF the JEF-
TERS0N INSURANCE COMPANY. which it
gives him pleasure cordially To DON mend to the
patronage Of his friends and the public generally,
Ia prepared to issue
FIRE POLICIES on Buildings Stock Of Goods,
Furniture, Nj achIneTy and PERSONAL Property
GENERALLY, ON favorable terms. Also.
MARINE POLICIES on Vessels. FTeights and
Cargoes. And 1851
LIFE POLICIES on Slaves from one month to
five years. All on favorable terms
Relying. as | do, upon my Agenoy business for
success am prepared to labor diligently for it;
ana while return my most grateful thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
promise increased efforts TO serve faithfully all
those who may coQtde their business to me here
after. Please oonNS 9th me.
EHOS. Nj. ALFRIEND,
General insu raLce Agent.
sc l2-4t 18th st Richmond, Va
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Increase Of Virginia Population.

The Richmond Enquirer states tnat in the
last report Of this Auditor OF Public Accounts
is an estimate of the population in the State,
which shows all increase of 100000. The Au-
ditor has recently procured from the Deputy
Marshal returns from a considerable number
OF counties, which show that his estimate APP
proximates quite nearly the result. The ac-
tual returns OF the counties referred to exceed
the estimate in the West and fall below 1t in
the East. The Enquirer observes that if the
present ratio Of representation in Congr ess is
preserved, the increased population in the
State, when taken in connexion with the frac-
,tonal excess at the last apportionment, will
Give three additional members Of Congress.
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Canals not be ind the Are.

II 10 not only the fact that New York is en-
lArging her canals and introd ucing steam upon
them, but the canals OF England, where the
whole island Is gridironed with railroads, on
which cars run at the rate of about mile a
minute, are doing better business and their
stock is more profitable than that Of any other
mode OF improvement whatever. Does this
look a. II canals are behind the age 1t is such
directors as these, and not the canals, that are
behind the age.
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The Queens Speech.

The Queens speech on the propagation Of
Parliament, is, as usual. concise and compre-
hensive, with special acknowledgment OF the
enthusiastic reception her son has received in
Canada. In regard TO the Italian question.
the wise policy of Non-Iutervention is an
nounced. II the other Powers of the conti-
nsnt follow this example, the Italians will
work ont their own political redemption.
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AUTHORIZATIONS OF THE FUTURE, TO SERVE

AUTHORIZATIONS OF THE FUTURE, TO SERVE
A LESSONS yoR THE PREsEST TiME.--This h.
tbs title Of q book about to be published by ],
W. RANDOLPH, from the pen OF a well known
and able writer Of Virginia, Il gentleman
withai Of decided Southern sentiments. The
title page sets forth that the aaticipations OF
shs future are presented ain the form OF Ex-
tssets Of Letters from ~ English resident In
tho Uaitsd States to the LONDON Times, from
iss4 70 1870, with IN appendix, on the causes
and conssq usncss OF the Indepsndsnc Of the
South" A work 30 peculiar In It's plan, and
from 80 well known pen, will attract no lit
" sttestiQR.
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EDUCATIONAL,


For other "EdueationaI'' Notices, Ses An Page
MISS ii. NJ. SCOTS SUnuUL, on Mar
w snail, between 18th and 20 h streets, Church
Hill, Tor The instruction. OF young ladies English,
rr6ncn and M"slc, commenced its second ses
sion on the l0th day OF -ptember. 1850, and will
teru mate on the Iast day OF June, 1851
Terms made hnowu on application.
hfFkRENCAs:
Dr. r, 6 Cabell, Dir. Knox, A. B. Clark, A. u
Stokes, + n. D+uney.
- few girls will be taken as boarders on
moderate terms. Sc l2-3
JOAN CARK,S SCHOOL OF
ANCIEN AN MUDEkN LANGUAGES,
An OF MATHEMATICS,
Renl0red to nest SGde u tn. bstLCseH Marshall
and Clay streets.
The Fourth Session of this School will com
rneEce on MONDAY september Il th, and continue
ten months.
TEnMs-For the scholastic year OF ten month.
S32 s 40, $50 and 500, according to grade OF suU-
Jectss .udled. PayaUls semi annually in advance
Sc IL Iw
MISS CHARLOTTE T.. BALDWIN, will
w open d SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN on LIST oil
October, at the residence of her father, o. r
BALDWIN, on Franklin street, between 23d and
IAN. So Its
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DIED.

On the ni5rans Of the nth inst..a ths res dsncs
Of WIN. II. Christian. in this city, Mrs MANY
DupLEY, widow of the late Russell Dudley, in
the 74th wear of her age.
Her funersi will take place TINS w sunesday'
afternonn al o'clock from the United Pres by to.
rian Church Rev. DR. Reads. The friends and
acquaiatancrs of the family are invited TO atend'
without further notice.
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ma Persons afflicted with Fever and Ague
should not spare either TINS trouble pense to
procure Ds. HOS GET tERS Celebrated
BITrERS. whose bepefoeut effects upon the hu-
man sy stem has been clearly proved TO these who
have been stricken down In short space OF tune
by this dIead fui curse whose cheeks are wan and
msagre. and whose nighss 3 re sleepless and rest
less, and whose eyes are dim aid sunkep, " 18th
death Starring them In the face, this compound
from the very mouth Of The grave. None can
know it's true value until they have tested it
hen all others have failed these bltters have re-
stored the sUferers to pristine health Their pop
ularity in all the Western and Southern parts
should Introduce them 10 all families
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every
where. 12-lm
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tIuIy yours,
Z. FoSTAIsK, President
". Na,ttI - u fyn

have recently seen nearly all Of the most diff
hcuit portions Of the work, and teei douD. that
IL can 10 coippietea b, June, 1859
IN tne ss oivtsIon, Wig: From C0yington to the
White ce4RpuT ~ Tings, there are seven tunnels,
whose aSxTeyate length 70 40 60u faet. $500 est OF
tins tunnenng = nearly exc3Shted for double
tracks u feet wide, and 10 now being aTehed. -
There is one tunnel which MAJ not lie fnisasd
but # it should not DO done, temporary track can
easily bs constructed over II with more favorable
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~ important to all who Keep Horses

~ Important to all who keep Horses,
COWS, SHEES OR SWlNE.-I HORLEI' s
FOOD FOR CATTLE, POSE essing, as IT does. the
bitter and medicinal properties contained IN
spring grass or other unripe heritage, Is es-
sentlal to hernuerous animals, as 1t operates IN
stimul atng the stomach and digestive organs TO
healthy action. This compound or cOndlmelt Tor
feeding cattle seasoning their food is composed
purely OF vegetable matter, some OF which Is
highly aromatic. and for keeping horses IN good
prslng rapidly upon it. and their flesh Increases
IN flavor and value Those who keep cows will
find great advantage IN the increased quantity and
the improved quality of the milk during It's ute.-
All animals benefited oy 1t. For sale only at
BLAIR HARViE'S
GraRa ~ and Feed Store,
Sc lit Opp Corner Of Cary and 18th SITS.
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- Home Fire Insurance.--The UNDER
signed, az Agent Of that we'd estab shed safe
COMPANY, the ALBEMhRtE Ms U ran Z +
issue FIR POLICIES on BUILDINGS, Furni-
ture, Stocks of Goods, and Personal Property en-
eTaliy. There are good reasons why this and other
sim lar VIRGINIA HOME COM PANItS should
be literally patronIzed. have views of this mat
ter which will be communicated to my patrons as
opportunity may serve
Al reasonable efforts will be cheerfully made by
the undersigned, as Agent OF the Abe NJ ARL T.
COMPANY, TO give Satisfaction Rs to rates and
prompt settlements Of losses, Call and see me-
Nothing will to lost by it.
THOS. NJ. AIFRIEND,
General Insurance Agent,
sel2-4t litb st Richm ond, Va.
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COMM'RS OFFICE, BELVIN'S BLOCK,t
RIrHMnNn- SAM Ii 1850

COMM'RS OFFICE, BELvIN'S BLOCK,i
RIcHMoNp, Sept. 10, 1860.
VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court of the City
Richmond, June 1850
Franklin Stsarns and Joseph Brummel. form-l
erly partners under the firm OF Stearns & :.
Brummel, and the said Franklin Stearns. | .
Joseph Brummel, and Phlneas Thurston, =
formerly partners under the firm OF Stearns, ,
Brummel COMPANY. .rifs., Z
dEdiHSt p
Valentine Heckler and Sarah Heckler, his =
wife WIltlam H. mcfarland, Gustavus A. n
Myers, Wellington Godain, AM William -
In this cause the said Court, on the day afore-
said amongst other things, after directing IN. 81 o
of rtain real estate in the proceedings men ION
mlssioners in Chancsry of this Court do proceed
to ipquire and ascertain tn relative profues ard
rights OF the parties respectively, entitled to par
tcl Yation the proceeds OF the said sale. adver-
Using Tor all parties interested Ia that behalf 10
appear before him. and establish their claims un-
toned"
Notice is therefore hereby given to all persons
lnterest ted as creditors under ,ha deeds above re-
isffsd to, to aprear at this oti e on or teiors
MONDAY The "a day OF September, 1850 nj 10
tiles and ris hts under the ssl ID deeds
10 l1-dtd n. MILTON GARY, Com'r
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IOHN CARY,S sCHOOL or
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTS Dbl T ITIA
i BROWN, otherwise CHEVALIER, who was
l1tely staying at ST. Nicholas Hotel, New YORK.
with the family of Mr.. Bradfoi d. will hear Of some
thing to her advantage, b. apply ing to the Editor
ut this journal. l2-4t'
MOTTO My vile, ApfOLONIA GEN
~ STEINER. has left me without any cause, on
the I'd OF september. 1860. | warn, therefore.
cry body to sIve her credit on my name, as |
will not pap any debt made by her:
Sc li-3t" JACOo oUVERNATOR
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FALL r ACES
FAIRFIELD RACES,

FAIRFIELD RACES
@GHHkcFALLMEErIyG.n
-s--- The FALL RACES '
commence at this Course on the Gath of 0c,ost
and continue four days
stake for 8 year old colts and FLIES 2 mile hesi
$3.50 entrance 500 forfeit, with 500 added by,
Club and Proprietor. Closed on LIST day OF Ms',i
1850, W Tn the following entries
i. r. Nj. Hall names CHI. colt Eugene, by Reverb
dam Fanny FERN, by imp. Glenc4e.
2. Gen; L. J. Green names b. {. Miss Tobacco Z
by Red Eye, dam by imp. Prlam
s. John BeleheT names J L, Aston S b, c. Wua
NAV, by Red +, e, dam Ellen Evans
4. o. p hare's CHI. f., by Boston IT., dam By Tn
5. Thos II Christmas names h. c by Red Eys, d.
by Trustee, D, Gam MollIe Ward.
g. s. Il: Fondren K White names c. Red bu,
b. Red Eye, dam By imp. Msrgrave,
7. F NJ. Hall names CHI. Is Financier, dam B,gT
SECOND DAY-Proprietor's Purse 500 in,
THIRD DAY-Jookey Club Purse 500; in,
heats.
SECOND RAcE-SAaE DAY.-A swesp.,als nov
a race up to the time Of closing, to he run o. n
da' OF the all field meeting. 1876; iii heats So
entrance halt forfeit; to name and Gloss On lH z
of October. 1860. Entries to be addressed to !yH'
BELCuER, Proprietor.
FOURTH DAY-A Sweepstaks for SreHca
mile heats; Slc0 entrance, half iOrtn.t sl1sG4%
ser hers:
/. Gen. I. J. Green & Son names br C. Day Y's.l
by imp Albion, dam b, mp. Glencoe
Q. J. l.. Baltzer names b. /. GlbbolLs, b. tx
Ese, darn Noun am Maid.
| 5. John Belcher nam Z. a. Prlndle's b. CD M
| Eve, dam Nv imp Lana ford
4. X. X. Beaziey names gel Buck Eve, BY hH
kIDs' PrIani, dam 10y Boston.
5. W. IL. Gi6bon names br. colt by Aano1, Ia
| by imp. Trustee.
| 6. + NJ Hall names br. FLY by Baso, da-
| Prince GEORGE.
| SECOND RAcE-SAMs DAY.-A SweepsaEs =
| mi = out for two year Odds; Sip entrSne.' -
| forfeit; Sl00 ADDED, provided two or more sisii-
! To mans and close the LIST day OF August l@
/ Now four gu bsciibers:
| Gen. Thos. ] Grsen & Son names b. q, BY t"
| kins' trIam. dam by imp Trustee, Also
ny Hawkins Priam, dam by ally Peli"L
| Thos. w. boswell names {. Ninstt b. hsysiL
| dam Nina. By Dos ON Also, b c. lgha'
! Vuture, dam Va PHryear.
| w. K. Mellon names b. T. Mary Mashtn'HI
Red Eye. dam A. NJ. Braxton's L4u,syi ahi,
| Capt. Belcher names gr. c. by Red iSlS, @
| FRINGE Albert. JOHN bELChth
| an 3l-2awdS WITS Pr0gus;I
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~ Genuine Havana Cigars Just re-
ceved from Havana, via Charleston. :. c., anoth-
or supply of Genuine Havana CIGARS, various
brands which we confidently recommend as
a superior article, and whicn cannot be sIcsJed
any wi here. For sale, wholesale and retail.
MCKkEVER h BROKEN,
Wine, Liquer and Cigar Store, No. Exchange
Hotel Building. Pearl street
~ WANTED $50 dozen empty BOTTLES.
Sc u 81 Nick. & b.
IA. German Anzeiger please copy.
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- sEAMEN,s BErHEi..-As befo

go SEAMEN'S BETHsL.-As before
I>fa advertised, unles the amount necessary
for the completion of the Bethel raised b. Oeto-
Der lst the work will stop with the finish of the
basement only. citizen proposes 10 be one OF
twentY to give 500 each; another. to be one of
twenty to give $50 each another, to be one of one
hundred to give $40 each
These propositions, If filled, with the payment of
what is lbs, rbed, will com pete the amount ne
cesSaFy to meet the payments on the whole prop
erty otherwise. the managers will be nscess tatsd
to sell part OF the lot, which would detract greatly
from the appearance and value of the Bethel
property.
Subscriptions, or payment on subscriptions, can
te made to Rev. F. J. BOGGS, Chaplain, or MIR
VIM. +. TAYLOR, Treasurer. Sc lot
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X. 6. Attend n meeting of your
&C. Castle THIS EVENING, at s O'Clock.
Pnnctually, at tbs Blues old Armo'y, Law
Building.J Persons wishing to join, are requested
to attend. None need apply, but such as are ia
vorably known. BY oroer of the Captain.
sc Pit S33."
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- Encourage Home Manufac,ure.-Sem-
PIES INFALLlBLE BAKING POW DERS. the
best and cheapest prep ration known for making
in few moments, without yeast. a: d IN an eie-
gant manner, hight, sweet and handsome oai
Grlddle Cakes, Pudoings, Pies, and Pastry of
every description, with saving of time, labor
and expense
From Ret. Thos. BiHford)
MARL HILL. Henrco, l4th October, 1855
Dr. Garltck-Dear Sir: Having used to some
considerable extent your Sempe's 6aklng Pow
der unhesit ttInslg pronounce II to Re super OF
to anything that has been used IN my family Tor
the pur poses for which 1t is recommended.
THOMAS bISFoRp.
PORTSMOUTH, March ~. 1855
cheerfuly recommend Samples Baking Pow
der az the most superior article ever used or
making ght and sweet oai Bread, Biscuits Il IN
the shortest possible time. JOHN JACK
JOHN ". GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.