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g. \" TAsctr w. HARRISON
YANCEY & HARRISON,
NO. 2lo, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
OLD WINES, BRAgDIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
FOR AUGUST
fRkE0E, BR0ADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

OLD WINES, BRA.DIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
GALL the attention Of ei friends and the public generally
~ tie following splendid Of goods which they will
keep constantly on hand and oG,r at low prices.
Hennessey Pale OtGrd do Vine Growers Company
chAmpagne ca Huyet Co.; Pinet Casicn Co, including
some Of the oldest 'in''ss CHAMPAGNE
Mgmms celebrated brands "aOd sea""Royal Rose ""oab
SOet Chambers "Green Seal Heidslct (pper) As
soeiates Vefsensy-q1aIts and Pints
medium highest grades among are Cruise nls
eres brands ofst Jui-n "Pausc Chateau Aujae "eha-
teau R1uI'n,"st Estsphel land "Moutnn,"
Barton 4 Guesilers "yin de Graves. ""BataiIley"
POniet oanst," "Hauts sauterne" "POrsc "LAnsod" st.
Julian, &C.
Sparkling Moselle 'spa-kng Hook "Kongs Mose
nAnhauser," "Haut ssnisrne, &C, &c,
"oid Brsganza ssndeman Co. and old white Port bottled
siiLRRiEs ANN MADEiRAs,
0fyarous grades incu ng Harmony Sop AmontG Topaz
NJ Pa''ia Reserve MAde 1,c -els ~ Msd d Ae
Cabinet and other brands WOLF. sehiedam schnapps
RUN
Old Jamaica of puresi quality from the London DOen
WhIsKIEs
Bumsardner's, Bourbon, and other brands.
C0RDIALs.
Curacao, saraschino Anlsee Absnthe Boxer, BIiiers
hbberts London and Guinness Extra Dublin Stout In pnts
and imperial pints, Muir 4 sons Scotch Ale.
0te following brands Figaro CAbanas Rose Of Santiago La
Rosa Pruebese Paul Morphy PamAega Pais, Ocean Bro
Flor de sala, Flor dc Ia Rama Rea Seneca yar Nar FL
antropa Adela Garbald Ride Bouquet La Flor chnesea &
Java Coffee Green and Black Teas sped and Smoked Salmon
No. Mackerel sardnss Cheese Mseearon, yeTice s,arc'
&C, &c.
AO all Of Crosse Eaekwss celebrated Ene.h Sauces Mus
.ards Pickles &c Best BoteauK Olive on Cox sparkling Celia
tine Olives stuffed and plain Jees Cspre French Mustard
Wine Vinegar, &c. &c. JULY sS-d&elm
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NOTICE.

TEHE FIHM OF PULLIAM BETTE having DIS
day ceased WILLIAM IT, btTTs will continue In the Neere
Auction business, and has taken Into copanershp With
hn GREGORY they will conduct the me
firm Of BELTS GREGORY at their Sales Room on Frankin
Street. oar doors bow Wall Street. and square below
the former Office OF Puan Bette and respectfully solicit
tnusnce Of the patronage which literally Wm
II. Belts while In the o. m Of Pu liam 4 Bets.
They obtained the services Of Mr. w.
Clerk, who has interest In the business WI n. BEr
L. J. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER EINa Lnrtnnner nv IN
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MARKETS

NARKETS
BALTIMORE Aug ii.-Four closed outlet; Ohio - 62 NheA
quiet STEADY; red i2S@i3 white lS5Gl55 Corr
closed firm; ye 10Tsc; willie s00s5 Provisions CLOSED
steady, meas pork Si9Ia whisky clio ed hr-er.
HEw YORK Angus II Flour IN; sale, OF $500 barre'
what dull tales OF 600 huh t. Winter Wheat steady
Spring Is love- White Western l32leli6 Red " $50 IA
Corn hrm sales Is 0oO bushels mixed 631< cts.
Pork Is dus MISE as 5Odni9.O6A.
lard Is heavy At l2it6DlSA etnL
whisky Is dan at exc.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
COMmIsSIONRa,s sALEOFRRALt

COMMISSION KRIS 81 LIZ or REAL, ST TIE
~ ON 25rH sTaEEr UNION HILL-n pursuance Of deere,
OF enco County Court In the Of Jones rs Jres pro
nounced he III ~ Of August $780, the as Zoe
ea oomms one will SELL at public auction upon The
on Monday the Goth day Of August O. not The next fair
dsy commencing at ~ ocleck, NJ lot OF Gfound with
tTosoy Brick Tenemtnt thereon yny the west de Of a5th
street north " The lot rvns 20 feet and runs baek
if2 feet TO q alley 20 feet vide
TERas Ore fourth the balance and IL moptb. far
negotiable note with interest added satisfactorily endorsed and
tile retained until the further order OF Couit
JAMFs n. TAYLOR, Commissioner
'Ah'S AZ TAYLOR son, Anetfs al lO-tds
DEREWPTORE SALE OPTHREE EOUsps
IL AND LOTS, on - eli STREET. UNION HILL ~ AUCTION
"l be Sold the perists MONDAY 2Oh day Of
August commsbg Immediately the sale advertised by las
NJ Taylor Commissioner (ssy at o'clock \ thee houses
AID lots the side of 25h street. Uaon Hill nearly emo.
site 10 the Leigh see Baptist are Of brick ami hs
other frame They we'll adapted small sized f.mI,
the q front 20 feet each ana back feet to an alley 20
TEa.s-one third cash. the balance at and months for ne
goabe notes with Interest added secured by ras,
auiV" yAs ~ TAYLoR.& SON, Aucs.
VERY DESIR BILE PRIVATE REsTDRNCR
On 2OTH BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE sTREETr
AuCTnh VIII be sold upon the premises on Tuesday The
IAN day 81 August occck p NJ very desabie pr
vate HesceEee situated 2Oh between Franklin and grace
ste now In the occupancy OF Mr. D. Brdgford The i'm.
po'emens are good house with line brick kitchen
wood and coal house. city water gas bathing rooms &c &C all
10 good repair. 80
TERS-onefourth cash the balance At I2 and IS MONTH,
Of trust. 49, ~ " "ueeu
au t0-i6s JANIS NJ TAYLOr sny A,..,..
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CLEvEEAND, August lO.-Last night about ten O'CLOCK
negroes entered the saloon Of William Pickersgil
on Seneca street. and becoming troublesome, PicSersg
attempted to eject them when Of the negroes drew
large knife aud made several lunges which took efee
Mr. Salmon, white man, who Just then passing
ont Of the door. Salmon ran little way and fell dead
The negroes fed, but were subsequently, arrested.
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Iy2n- Principal and Proprietor.
MR.. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL.
IHE MKT Session Of school gins FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, $780, and terminals the last day Of June,
attended Efforts expressing thank
fumes friends and patrons and think may be
fordd on which the permanent prosperity Of oil such Institutions
rhe buildings large and commodlous planned
and requlrems Of large female ansrding al
q1a
pupils Only young ladeS will occupy the chamber
except when three may pre- er to room together.
OF b % and has been engaged In successful teaching for
upwards Of twenty his assistants are well qualified and
penced selected with especial reference to the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried In this institution 10 be referred
Our system Of education thorough complete while the
best facilities Afforded for perfection in the Of
female education the geae Insure the acquire
men OF sound practical sanng the reason and Judgment are
exercised preference TO and the latter while not Who'll
our daily sls consists essentially lrse searching examir
atons explanations and familiar lectures The plan
many years instruction In the French department has
proved emnenv successful language OF the family and
time and attention ven-iudesd every facility Afforded
10 enable pupils boarding with acquire accurate
knowledge Of and speak with ease and huency the French Of
advantages which only be equaed by few institutions Of
Music Vocal aud nstrumena Drawing and Painting both
models aud from nature under the charge OF Professors
euineny qualified In their various branches Most OF these In
deyong heir time and attention entirely to pupils ac
vantage be Afforded for the acqu on OF these accomplish
such and regulations enforced calculated pro-
mote The Welfare and interest s Of .r 81 hs pupils
H9DEsr p LETUy,s A. ~ Principal Natural Philosophy uterA
WV a. WILLIAMS, a. B., Vice Principal, Astronomy, Mathematics
Chemistry, History, Latin.
Mrs. GRACE BENEFIT English Branches.
MSS MARY O. GoRpoS, English Branches.
senior CARIOs csEDoyiz MIA, spanish and italian.
sIGSoRISA .SroSrETIA EsHA, Vocal Musie.
sl0soRiSA MkRiErrI EEHA, Piano
JoIS A. ClLYo, Drawing and Painting
WM v GR,nAU Piano, organ, Sacred Arsio.
@ w THlD.w, Plano
HESnfcu sCHNRirgR. HARD
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CIrr CouNcIL.-The regular meeting Of the Coure
vii be held this afternoon at o'clock We call IL
attention Of the honorable body the report of the
Committee Light, recommending reduction Of the
price OF gas. It laid upon the table last March, and
should nov be taken up and pissed.
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rIlRN nnLLARS RRWARnFO A

TV1BN DOLLARS REWARD FOR A G%N
ii LOST THuN K..-0n SUNDAY mora ng. etilllI5
ue 5th o. Aaguf, BLACK rEUNK, tomeuhst Ill y n
ard o. teerabe either len on the -ee.4S
Steamboat whar a. ora Pc n or OF the Glen Cove A.
Of her stopping Old Point and Rehmo5d Il
had round top Vhich was written bad
been Ca and FOR the purpose designating H. lied uhe
keuon handkerchief In the hadls ef viii eve NE above re-
Wd any Who may fFE1sd 10 Col g. Haskni, or
EuSiO-a 70 B LYME,
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DR, nORFATsS VEGETABLE LIFE PILL
II and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested
and sovereign remedy for dyspepsia fatuleney
heartburn and head ache eosvenes darrh9a feyer Of al
Kinda rheumatism govt gravel worms, Scuvy ulcers eruptv
complaints salt rheum, eysPeAs, colds and n1nenEs
regulary all arrangement Of the female system piles and
various other which the human liable
BY proprietor Dr. W. B. MoEFAT sS5 Broadway New
York and By Druzsst5 generally all the country.
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FARMERS SAVINGS BANK OF RI HMOXD,

CHARTERED BY TIE LEGLSLATCRE or TTRGBIA
WILL re Give money deposit In Of Eve dollars and
w upwart whsh Interest Of ak eenam
paid remain deposit SIX months longer
per per n less than six months for
Which the Whole J0nt Fund" d boand-
Deposits received the once James NJ Taylor Son. God
dln 70 Hall Of ilth and Bank streets
JAS N. TAYLOR, Presl 'enk
WM. TAYLOR Cashier.
au1t-dkefavgm FRANCIs T. IsBELL. Secreta y.
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DRINK Peter Crutch6ell was before the Mayor on
Sturdy for being drunk in the street, the day before
and annoying citizens by his Importantly for aims Pc
ter trembsd Ike aspen from the effects Of his deep
potators aud appealed TO the Mayor to turn him oi
and let him go home to his poor old mother" lie vas
sent 10 Jail 10 get sober.
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AIRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL a,
V1 Sycamore Church. 18th street, between Bread and Mar
shall on the Monday In October She will receive ANAL
boys Terms $50 per session o. y months. jyls-u
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None but physician knows how much reliable al
t,rdrs l. needed by the people. On all sides OF Us in
all communities everywhere are mutudes that suffer
from complaints that nothing but aiteGire cures
Hence a great many Of them have been MADE and put
abroad with the assurance Of being ef,eual But they
is 10 accomplish the they promise, because they
have the intrinsic virtues they claim. In this
Of the case, Dr. J. C. Aver Co.. of Lowell have sup
Piled "a With compound Extract of Sarsaparilli which
does prove DC the long desired remedy. It's peculiar
difference som her kindred preparations in market is
that il cures the diseases for which il is recommended
while they DO not We assured Of this fact by
than Of intelligent Physci1us in this neighborhood
and have he further evidence of own experience Of
is truth Tennessee Farmer NGshsihs Tenn.
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Stick LICeRICE.-lOs ease. PiEnaiIu. brand 70 store
> ioF 'aisly sHEILhs SoAEsYILLE.
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A MEXICAN GUANO. 80 tons A A Mexican Guano
"A carefully selected and warranted be Of the very
qaalitv. H. "A. sKINKER 4 CO.
aus - Cary Street.
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BELLs.-The hardware merchants should lay in
ample stock Of bells the probable demand from
the young enthusiasts OF The Union party. Bell ringing
i the accompaniment OF all their professions, IL
Northern cities aud il is quite certain that the
method Of jubiAiion will be introduced here All sorts
Of bells-doOr bell dinner bells, COW bell', ctc-are
brought into requisition, and the effect produced by
their constant ringing. tingiug and naturalization may
be more easily imagined than described.
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CITY ITEMS.

SSK OF INIQuirY.-JOhn Murray, Mary Sullivan,
aud Ann Edwards. brought before the Mayor, on
Saturday, 10 the charge of assAuldug Mrs Susan
Sparks alias Ball with whom they have been living, in
house situated on 18th street. between the dock and
river. The complainant anxious to withdraw the
charge. having compromised with her assailants, but
the Mayor very properly insisted that the examination
should proceed. Mrs. Sparks then removed a bandage
from her forehead and exhibited cash produced by
blow from bottle in the hands Of John Murray. She
also stated that Mary Sullivan had thrown an axe at her
and cut her upon the ankle The whole party had ev
IDENTIFY been drinking excess and bad committed the
assault while iufamed with LIQUOR Mary Sullivan, though
not over twenty years OF sge ia one OF the most aoan
doned haros in the city, and has been before the Mayor
repeatedly. She committed to jail short time
ago, in default Of security for her good behavior
and was soon after discharged by Alderman Sadler
Officer Seal remarked 10 the Mayor that il was
said the prisoner Murray cohabited with Mrs. Ed
wards. The husband Of Mrs Edwards being pre-
sent replied that il be satisfied, nobody else had
a right TO interfere. The Mayor promptly rebuked Ed
wards for this open confession OF his own dePraVty aud
informed him that the law would interfere TO prevent
and punish such bestiaty The accused committed
to j in default Of security for their good behavior
We suggest that when the next party Of missionaries
starts for Africa or China they take the south side OF
the dock in their route and make some efforts to con-
vert the heathens residing in that part Of the world
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HUsrlSG5 CoUEr-Tae Grand Jury term, for the in,
vestgation aud trial Of misdemeanors, will commence
to-day, With heavy docket Next Monday Judge
Lyons will hold his fret criminal term.
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DIsvlsSKD.-The charge against Christopher Mitchell,
Of assaultrg Albert Ford, dismissed by the Mayer
on Saturday, as the complainant failed TO appear.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
HAvE this day associated with the Merchant TAo ring
Il and Ready Made Clothing Busne's, WM G. CARRY, Of
Boydon Meekenburg Co.. said to date from
July LIST S0 The business whereAer be conducted under the
name and stye OF spence Carey
Grateful the very LIBERAL patronage have received for
past years would respectfully ask continuance OF
same 20 the concern. Z. B SPENCE
iV8f No 100 81 Main n 2 h Street
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TANNERS OIL.-iO0 bbi', In prime ORDER sale by
IL aull a q. DAVENPORT.
LADY who has had years experience teacher,
N wishes situation Ia Academy private family. she Is
qualified give Instruction In French L1n the English branches
with Music Dia sing ami Pautng Wishes the school 10
mense the frat OF October, or 10 September.
Ree snees given. Address, PAGE,
aull-3t Rehm md. Va.
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JUST
TX AMERICAN BARK
atom A1IsTSn. -
Cupr. GEO. l.. GODS.
y FOR SALE BY II UNDERSIGNED
1Sn ASH OARS. SIZES,
lDO Rolls ryTvi sheathiuE paper,
Gases ~ yellow metal,
y sts painted buckets.
Barrels Turks Island salt,
Boxes salt water soap,
keL- water crackers,
Tins wafer bread.
Tins water crackers.
Tins oyster Crtcker.
Tins batter crackers,
Tins ginger snaps,
Tins mills bread,
Tins iumble~.
Casks medium bread,
Casks pilot bread.
Oak timber. assorted sizes,
Barrels cement.
Sugar kegs and slaves.
Kegs cannon powder,
Gases rifle powder,
Sewing machines.
Boat boards.
Ltckawauaa coal.
Also
so VI Manila chgroots,
1H VI Havana shaped,
New Bedford whale boats.
{. I BREWER u CO.,
2Oj-tf Market Wharf
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Paper and Stationery!
EUST RECEIVED. PER LATE ARRIVALS,
- a large supply Of writing paper, comprising over forty va
rieti-s and sizes Of
Pine white and blue cap paper
do do do letter paper.
do do do note paper.
Gilt edge letter and note paper
Thin account current and letter paper
Envelope and wrapping paper.
Red and white blotdng paper
Also
100, 900 envelopes, government, letter, and note sizes, Of ancolors
and qualities
II All orders supplied. at as low a figure as can be had in
this market Apply To (2O5-2m) H VI. WHITNEY.
ANDREWS GRAMMAR,
A NEW EDITION, NEATLY BOUND.
n For sale ny (2O2-3m) Il. N. WHITNEY.
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FRIGHTFUL CRIMES on TIE NEw York WATERS
On Wednesday morning, March 81, the sloop Z.
H. Johnson. Of Islip. L. l., which had been COM
manded by Capt. Geo. Burr. was found abandoned
in the lower hay, with bl0ol-stains in the cabin and
on deck, which gave Indication that a horrible TRACE
dy had been enacted on board. Subsequently a man
named Hicks, who had sailed with the slOop, was
traced from Staten Island 10 this city, and thence 10
Providence, Al which latter place he was arrested
and brought back 70 this city, where he will undergo
n trial for the murder Of Capt. Burr and two boys.
who were aboard CT the slO0p AZ the time-there
being seemingly the most conclusive evidence TO con-
him Of this crime.
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OAUT CENIETERY AsSOCIATION:

above Association hereby give notice that tie applcat on for
bural- iu tie NuIanu Valley Cemetery must De- made to sam
uel sayilse. 20 Fort street, for the curryn; year.
Per order q Trustees. c. II. EwERS
l+f-3u Secretary.
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ROYAL ptN-H Consulate.
HanruIu. n. J.. Nay -. 1850.
EpE 1T KNOW y. THAT " IN
D acc1rIanc- vH-h a notification AMI order from His keel
lel-v the Minister q Foreign Relations at taIelIt-vl. received
AZ this Office. 20 has pleased His Majesty the King % Denmark,
TO accept o. the resignation o. l. H. Au-huu. E-l- as Royal
DANISH Consul GT the Hawaiian Islands. thi- CouSll1t. 8 . nos
va-auts AMI merchants ~ thi- place Wishing 90 hi ais 1tlre
viii please send % tler appIicat1Is o. tIs department nfE Hr.i-U
Relation : at Copenhagen, before the clu-c o. the Fr-ent year.
THEDD. {. HEJCh.
2O-st Acting Danish Consul
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pocE

and I.Ia!s q Pota-- is prepared from the finest red Jamaica
sarsaparlA and English I,iiIe ol P5,as--atmirlbIe rs a re-
stortve arI purifier % the blood, it cleanse the system of all
morbid and impure matrer-removes pimpIe-, bals AID erup-
tons from the ssin-cures rheumatism and pains q al kinds.
All EhD can afford should use il, as tteuIs o give tL-n strength
and pr5Jng life. sod by Druggists generally. az 81 PER bottle.
r. HALL Co.
Propugto--, Wholesale Druggists. rs AMI is clay street.
lsJ-am san Francisco.
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Nader,
Lewis * Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Go. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis 4 Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis y Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top sails.
Fore sails.
Main sails.
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T.. @. HALL
Ill fSGFoS Alison" the following merchandise
Hardware.
Ship carpenters broad axes and augers,
Bake pans, iron pots, coffee rOasters-
Marking pots, pie and milk pans,
Calking manets, brass cocks.
Pruning chise', hand vises,
Mouse and rats traps,
Bellows,
Sleigh bells, safety
Cork puTers, Emerson's razor
strops, carriage lamps, shot belts,
Violin strings 5gg pearl q but buttons IS par chine h nsD
ellis, red pencils, drums, eau de cologne, dust pans,
Chamber pals, pruning saws, India rubber cakes, sash
Glue brushes. varnish brushes, table brushes, marking brushes,
Glaziers' diamonds, plated coffee urns, ,stereoscopes with
views, raw hides, whips. coopers' ADDE'S, top mauls,
vises; T hinges, copper lacks, broad axe handles
els. rivet sets, brass butts, gun nippers,
Ramrod heads, chain dog collars, log
n steel po int t cabinet + fies,
Flat bastard files, wood
rnisps, gun nipples
Percussion caps, Corn shelters, sweels iron,
PLATED tea, dessert and table Note, ILL letter and wrapping
Large sp assoTm n%a pocket knives, Nests s. trunks, c. :. augers,
Large COTE mills, Window glass, Manila rope,
PIumhsa and levels, Pillow harness, Douglas pumps,
Force pumps, complete, Rifles, etc, etc, etc.
Dry Goods, &c.
ASST udFh IfllL-- lt=L tHAbI-. IhN AilsI-
Worsted damask, Asstd glnghams.
All wool flannel, Angola flannel tapes,
Stella shawls. Cambria muslin,
Linen cambric, BalmOral skirts,
Chud's all wool plaid, Misses mrrinO hose,
Linen shoe laces, Bonnet ribbons,
Dimity bands. Lace curtains,
Cords and tassels, Hearth rugs,
Bags. wickiug. Bro. cott0ns,
White marseines and brilliant. white and black Grape,
White and brown table damask, Mexican mixture,
Challi and linen dress robes, mosquito netting,
Black and white silk spot lace, assorted c0ttOnades,
Curtain muslin aud muslin curtains, ~ blue cotton,
White, black and maybe ruches. knit hoods,
Black velvet ribbons. wide. silk and cotton umbrellas,
!, > and 3 quarter sheetiug-, hickory shirts,
White and blue cotton thread, embroidered collars,
Oil cloth. machine and ghce thread, embroidered silk,
Sewing silk, embroidered cotton. crochet cotton, etc.
Sundries.
Ladies kid slippers and Congress CATERS,
Chiliren's shoes. a great variety
Misses slippers. CATERS and boots,
White wine vinegar. curry powder.
Farina, corn starch, table salt,
WheelbarTows, bush hooks, hay rakes,
Spades, shovels, grain shovels, hoes.
Rakes. on yokes. hay cutters. z. L. hats,
Boys brown and bacE wool hats.
Misses and ladies brown boomers,
Asstd caps, lamp globes and chimneys,
Churns, bTooms. nests measures,
Wooden bowls and trays, jute mats,
Butter moulis and stamps,
Wooden spoons. camp stools.
Chiliren's dining chairs,
Cane and wood rockers,
Linseed Oil, T~urpentine, White Varnish,
Venetian Red, Red Lead, Zinc White,
Chrome Green. dry and in oil. Tin
Foil. Artists Drying Oil, Gree
20J-tf clan Varnish. Neat foot oil.
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ENGLISH WHITE LEAD.
Il IRON I OF 2s tn J6 Ibs. each
n cf supeuorquaity. For sale by
1aI-am ~ EVERETT.
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Sglrial sluntrs.
THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHEUMA-
ism Halr- SlrsaIarlll, Yellow Dock and IrilIe Of Po-a=s.

Annual Meeting Of the Hawaiian Mission
arr society Eil b. held in the S-amea's Chapel on the 2sth day
% Nay. : fun attendance j. requested.
2. W. CLARK.
-OG-3t Recording -cr.t.rV.
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SERMON on swEARING.
Consular Notice!

EDEv ELI WINS sECENT DISCOURSE,
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- IlL-n-nr 81. by 1tl-ImL n. VI. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-24

2 r. AS \. NIL PEoGEE- rEL'OcEASIR LooGR,
w N3.i2i, under the Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Couu-
~ ell ofthe Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in
he ancient Scotch Rite, hollis It's regular meetings on the We'd
lesday nearest the fun moon n chmonti. at the old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
10 attend.
Augustus. LgOtfl p. c. JONES. Secretary.