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Mares Marking Colts-Size of Colts.
From Eield Notes

The belief that mares are likely to copy any
striking marks from horses which they see 81
the time OF conception, or with which they
associate while pregnant, / have no doubt is
correct 1 might relate many instances in
confirmation, but will cobhne myself to a few
of late occurrence under my own observation.
Many who may notice this, will remember
that my horse Black Hawk I'd, is Jet black
color, with De white except few hairs in his
forehead. Ills colts have bssn almost univer-
sally of dark color, with but little if any white
marks But four years ago this spring, imme-
diately after he had served d mare, her atten-
tion was attracted by another mare with
white face coming unexpectedly towards her,
and she started up and stared at her as she
approached. The owner remarked he expect
ed the colt would have a white face; and in
due time it came forth with its white face.
Lsst spring, that colt, then two year old
sta ion, ran in lot near my barn, with only
rail fence separating him from a portion Of
my mares. l then bad six young colts from
Black Hawk ID, beside many older ones, none
marked with more than a small star in the
forehead or a little white on hind foot-msst
of them indeed without any white. But this
spring all three of the mares that pastured
next to the white-faced colt, have white-faced
colts, while the other mares that were not
90 exposed, have again brought colts not 30
marked.
All rules given for ascertaining what sized
animal colt will make, by measurement soon
after birth, are necessarily unreliable, because
the growth Of the colt before birth is inHu-
enced by circumstances, just as is it's growth
during any particular period of time after
birth. Colts which are very small at birth,
frequently make large horses; while those that
are very tall at birth, are often small when
grown. There is, however, something in the
general appearance, features, etc, of a colt,
that mostly indicates to the eye of the expe-
rienced breeder, pretty good idea whether
1t is to be large or small when grown-occa-
sioning such remarks as these, that it is a
very neat colt, but it will always be small; or,
that 1t is a growthy looking colt-will make a
full sized horse.
The frst colt from Morgan Tiger, foaled in
this neighborhood, was so little and crooked,
it was perfect laughing stock, and bought
1t for trife. When two and half years old
was offered $500 in gold for her She grew
to weigh about twelve hundred pounds, took
first premiums at Ohio State Fair twice; in
deed, took first premiums at all fairs at which
she was exhibited before / sold her at ten
years old. Of six yearling colts have from
Black Hawk %, the one which was largest at
birth is now the smallest, while the least at
birth is now the largest. WIN II LADD.
Richmond, Jefferson county, Ohio.
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KcLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment,


fAs say safe and ssr,in ssrs for Csnesrs, Piles Pa
srs RssinEs and Brsnehils Csitrs, Fsraysis, HsG
rsls., wsstns Of ths Mssels, Chrsnie Infsmmstsry
srastism, suEnsa Of hs Jsints Csptrsesd Msselss
kFamsnts Esrashs fsethsehs 1Txsss aprsins, frsh
Cuts, Ws.nd,, ulesn Fever ssrss, Csisd Brsssl Sore
Npyst, Rsrns eealss, 1srs Threat infarnstien
palm, Differences ksv lsng DE disease may
have existed, MCkEAGg CEkEDkAfED kLK1MEHT 10
q certain remedy, Co.,. .-s
fhssssnds Of ssnsn ssingv Asvs been ssvsd life q dis
srsYitsds and misery by sf is invausts rsnsdy
MeLEAPS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain alnsst nstantAnssxsly, ana viii elsss
purify and heal the ssssi In shsrs
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MekEANB BCELERRATED LIklMEHf 10 the snly ssfs
.ad reliable rsmsty for the care d SPAWN, Rinfssas,
Wndgals, npints unns tsra kamps, Nsdss 1v sn rs
u never fshsd 70 cure Big nssd, Pslsvn, Fistsla, olt
Rsnnpg ssrss, or tvsshy, properly lyphsd Fer
Bpfsus, Brsss eeratehs, Cssksd Reels Chlfss, Bsddls
% Csllar esls Csts, sssss, wssnds, 10 nfslsls
ssnsay ABPy 10 a. dirsstsa al a ssstE. IN svsy
rhsa ufs ne lsngsr via tAs aaay ysrAlsss knlFs.ts
slsrsd e ysL Obtain ssrply a On. hckEAHT Cfkx-
snAsEo kiHIhEHS yA sg.xs s-c.uar
Gamer rhifd and Pins sta, D. Ssss. Ne
CaAkkk1 gYofT, Hs p. sv- ssis ssssf n Nasaia0
sss q - '. TInsEL 9ssvvsssSs s1-oAwt~
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

NJ TEETH.
". LOOMS, M; D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MIN NERAL PLATE TEETH, ~
tents personally at his office in this city SSS@
Many persons nan wear these teeth who o~0IlO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these
Persons calling At my ofloe can be accommodated
with any style AID price of Teeth they may desire
but hose who particular and ish the purest
ceanSt, strongest, and most perfect dentufe that
art can produce, the MIN ERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted,
Rooms IN this cIty-No S3s Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th SITS. Also. S07 Arch street, Phi ndel
bna. Oc ls-u
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"Now, my dear" said. after my wife,
having given her orders in regard to the de-
struction Of the candy, reseated herself near
me, |" I will state my theory in regard to do
mestio government. In the first place, you
must adopt, IS a fundamental precept, that
which Solomon taught"
"My dear" said my wife, "I am sorry to
interrupt you, but I must leave you and at
tend to getting dinner"
After saying this, my wife abruptly left the
room. My theory, which, however, is good
one, I shall insist on her listening to some day
or other-Home Journal.
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT POINT LooK-OUT, MARYLAND.

~ AT POINT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.
This ce ebTated Bathing Place. situated at the
Jnuctlon of the Potomac River with the 4
Ckssepeaks Bay, viii be opened by the MAy
uldsIaigned on tho 10th of June, in the kk.s#
very very 6ssf style, for al persons who may wish s
SAFE and quiet retreat, where they oan have the
6eneht OF the best salt water batting and enjoy the
dencaoss Of the water, suclr as Fish of oil kinds
Oysters, Crabs, 30
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
for the accommodation Of guests.
hne livery stable kept on the farm
:, AIsS, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
Oil other amusements usually found at suoa places
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
@o!es iIom the garden on the premises and from
the bai tmOre and Washington markets.
Inc best Lie uOrs and Cigars will always be found
Board, 90 per day; one week, sla; second week,
Slo; four weeks for S35; children and oolored SER
want halfprioe.-
The steamer g.. Nicholas leaves wsshinston
Tuesday ss6a m and Baltimore on Friday at p.
m. The half past O'Clock p. m. tram from w a.h-
ingt2n will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily q so, tri-weekly
STAG from Washington, by way of Leonsrdtown
vi Add ess the pIoprietors, At Point Lookout,
Washington. c., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEBOWER 4 co Prop'rs.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL,


NR. SHUMAN has, arer an expeuenoe of ten
~ years. established the above refuge from
susckery, self led Indian or German doctors,
snd Pretenders of vttchcran and imPoetors IN rem
This is the only place where Q sure and speedy
cure can be obtained in the world FOR al fmproeer
and evil habits, Gonorrh., fleet, seminal vest-
ness, syphilis, primary SECONDARY, and tertiary,
general debility, prostrstfon, nervou rest
nights papitatOD of the heart, ringing in the ears,
loss OF memory, confusion mel esnchoiy, Afeotions
OF the head throat, nose snd skin, and oil thoee
peculiar disorders arising from the indisoretiou Of
youth, rendering them unfit for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
Dr. has the GrsGte remedies In the Known
worla for diseases OF the blood. gonorrh4. gleet,
strIotuIes syphilis, seminal voakn eos, self Sbu se.
&c. There ls no case In which thsy fAl 20 oure IN
Victims Of tiese horrible CONS lsints, Who would
wish 70 be vslusb men and ornaments D. sOcIety,
SHOULD embrace the earliest opportunity for relief.
DIR. shuman has mede the most comp lete arrsn nre
ments for the comfort of kis patients yhe o0.l.e
IRON distance. They VIII be Furnished With the
diet, and made ss comfortable ss they would be at
Do not forget the name and plumber. DIR. Shu.
mans ofnoe is on the corner of sixth street and
fennsylvanls svenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, D. @.
Persons st distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Ofioe hours, "A. NJ. 20 10 r. M.
various partiee hsve been entloed from my In
entutlon by certain svindlers on back streets
this city, who will il till the day Of their death.
A word 20 the vlaa 70 sufficient. ape-lg
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Practical Joke Of Chicsge Fire Zsuave.

A member Of the New York Fire Zouaves
who went from this city to Join Col Ellsworth
in April, and who, until then, had been an in
dustrious typo in the Chicago Tribune Office,
was out on picket duty one day last month, q,
when the following incident occurred:
An (. K. ", with rather more than the
usual superciiiousness Of bis race, rode up In a
carrisge from the direction of Alexandria,
driven of course by b's servant" ZooEoo
stepped into the road, holding his bayonet in
such way as TO threaten horse, negro and
white man at one charge, and roared out
" Tickets" Mr.. V. turned up his lip, set
down bis brows, and by other gestures indi-
Gated his contempt for such mud -sills as the
soldier before him, ending by handing his pass
over to the darkey and motioG;rg him to get
out and show il to Zoo-zuo.
"Ail right" said the latter, glancing at it,
"mOve on, !" accompanying the remark with a
jerk at the coat collar of the colored person,
which sent him spinning several PAGES down
the road. It Now, sir, what do you waEt?''
addressing ths astonished white man
White man by this time had recovered his
tongue Want! l want to 60 on, of course.
That was my pass"
Cant help it," replied Zoo; it says pass
the bearer, and the bearer is already passed.
You can't get Two men through this picket on
one mans pass"
Mr.. V. reelected moment, glanced at the
baynnet IN front Of him. nd then called out
to his black man to come back. Sambo ap-
preached cautiously, but fell back Ia confu-
sion when the "shooting-stick was brand
ished towards his own breast
where's your pass, sirrah ?" asked Zoo.
zoo.
Here, massa," said the chattel, presenting
the same one he had received from the gent in
the carriage.
Wont do, }" replied the holder of the bay.
onet. That passes you to Fairfax, can't lei
any one come from Fairfax on that ticket
more on" A stamp of the foot sent Sambc
down the road at hand gallop.
"Now, sir, if you stay here any longer
shall take you under arrest to headquarters, :
he continued.
Mr.. V. grabbed mp his lines, wheeled around
and went of at the best trot his horses could
manage over the "sacred SOIL" Whether Sam
DO ever hunted his master up is not known.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD REEOvATER

Is precisely vhst Us NINE indicates, for, While
pleasant 70 the taste Il is reyivifyins eIhilsr.tnt,
news the Blood ID 81 its original putty. sPd thS.
ss e q e. s SR :t
and at the same tms 20 perfectly sdssssS 20 8 70
sSt sSd II bPeo. VII sGo h ,ssa soaR and
tone mp the digestive organs and thus el.y t ner-
yGIs s1d Sthss Ss s = .Sey Of
vegetables, yet SO combined az to prednoe the most
th3E0uEh tonic s1es. V,snCSSt pTeGSs9Ht an Lon, Ia
been felt 70 be desidetstqR in the medical word,
@ nsSd S :oFs 80 0 and sS Sssa
deed lay. hs S As - Iss
.oss Of Appetite, Fsintns.s, Sery9ui IrnssStlity'
g.s.. sntS1 s:. .
We: e PIT. sDS fGS rG tSs %om 2S
%ss;s nss;s; :. oHSS SfS'ecS SoS
so q sbSS, sas Bu 5 anG ec o.
system ia weakened ve are open 20 bilious 81
.ss ss ys 70 and
we are troubled with scsldIrs and Inoonnnenceo Q
IN me Ssor Or 9Se sna bstass tSs
oeedlngly liable 70 slight cplos, coughs, sno IN
SOss Scxn 1Vn @ tTsys v
not allow us 20 enumerste the many IIls 70 vmoh vs
fs Be. we vii say N tSis and BOos
tor you have perfect cafe pl eesant and efsetuA
remedy for loss Of Appetite. blnousnees. fietur
lenee, weak and sick Stomach. LapEo1r. LlveT
Complslpt Chills and Fever. or any Bllionf afr.ok
Cor tivsnees, Acidity ofthe Stomach. Nervousnesa
NepraiEia, PslpItstop Of the Heart Deyressoh
ofspirts, Sores. Pimplss on he Pace. OF say DE
EryHpela1, Bronohids cosgh, diAoulty Of B[esth.
ina, and all that GLASS Of diseases q Cd temtle
vesines.. and ennmerstea shove: We y.n asS
climate and water, Will fnd IL pleasant. srte h3d
sure remedy, and no one shSulo ever travel w1tp,
gut Re.dsI: } IL fsr .s ss:srs & IsS y9I % ~ ~
All persons Of ssdentsry hAbth vii tnd na PEI
menta which they are partculsrty exlosso 6encs
ministers, students, attorneys, uterrry Ienqemen'
and ladies Who are not accustomed 20 neon ouN
door exercise, viii End Tt % their sdvsptAle1
keep q bottle constantly on hand; APO ssSvet ~
mothers, or those becoming suoh VAL 20 IhrIusn 1
accustomed strength but safe and iree iIssn .ns
thousand ailments 30 prevalent sm0na uNs.sSa.
portion Of the world. In short Ia indeed Oh
cordial. Try IL old and young no 10 LsI 80 -
risk Of delay II viii relieve and
ioaly RssfoTaftes CORDIAL ssd BIeod hssocetS.
o. J. WOOD, proprietor, 40 Broe1sSf, ~
YORK, and ia Market Street, St Loulsa ~. ene
sold by I'll rood DrurGists. Prioe One Dollar per
D'' PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVB CORDIAL
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TIE FArHER OF GEN. McCLELLAN-The
father Of Major General George B. Mcclellan
was DIR. George Mcclellan Of Philadelphia
He was very eminent as a surgeon, and q man
Of striking mental characterfstics. If difi-
cult and dangerous operation was to be per-
formed in the City Of Medical Colleges, the task
was invariably committed to DR.. Mcclellan.
column might be filed with reports of
remarkable surgical cases in which he was the
operator, eyincing the most indomitable cour-
age, Joined 10 skill, coolRess, and presence of
mind In a rare degree; but . single instance
must suffice: He was invited TO Virginia to
remove q tumor from the shoulder Of a boy
fourteen years of age. II was found necessary,
however, to take of the arm at the shoulder
joint, and also to remove the entire shoulder
blade, as the tumor covered this as well as the
upper part of the arm. DR.. Mcclellan consulted
with the resident surgeons, and the boy was
prepared for the operation. At the appointed
time he drove up TO the house with his assist
ant, walked in, made three incisions only, and
took away the arm, shoulder blade, and tumor
altogether. and was out { the house in less than
sixty seconds, leaving the resident surgeons to
take up the arteries, and dress the wound
The boy recovered. Gen. Mcclellan appears
to have inherited the executive ability and the
daring so eminently manifested by his father
and bids fair to be ne successful with the sword
ss his parent was with the scalpel. a..
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GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM T. DOVE co.
11hE NOW prepared TO execute suy orders viii
winch they paJ be favored liz tho
PLUMBING, GAS Of sPEAM FITTING
IT, Store on sth strset, ses doors north of p,
sysure, where may be fo1n1 frn' Ets assortmeni
o. iCEANGELlERS = and other Gas, STEAM lnt
kATER = z FER = i. kI-II
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mar E-n
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEE
" OF GAS MEYERS,

WAsHInsTOH, July 10, 1880,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GWEN That, srres-
ably TO the oyiEIons OF the ordinances of the Cor
poraton approved May II, laso, the undersirned is
now prepared, "wheneyer red lired in writing, and
oKsmne test, prove, and ASCERTAIN the accuracy Of
TsEI5tratIon ofaoy Ess meter IN Hfs in th5. ot, !"
and another, sosIed and married "a true Will be
set In f< plece: II proved 70 be aocu-sSe in its
and again Put ia position for use.
0hos No. SO Seventh street, (nesr Odd Eel
.ews' HkllD Oer1 frgm q. m, to Sp.m.
CHAHi l5S w. CUNNINGHAM,
jy nN IpsbeotOr end Sesler of Gas Meters
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W. GAS Fl TU X ES.
w Hayo IN store, and are dal y receiving, Gas
FHl'URES of entirely New Patterns and Design
and Finish, superior style to anything heretofore
offered in this market. We invite ctiz ems general
U TO call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work IN the above line Entrusted to eur care
Will be promptly attended 10.
MYERS d McSHAN.
mai k-n 3l6 ID strnst.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATVB CORDIAL
BLOOD RENoVAroR.
sold'in this city By G. sToTT, SIS Pa sssass.
an a -aoly. aW

Roo1s AID sR0Es sR. 10 ssIt sHI
:.s :.s, ss39ss y sss. sna nsas sss' eeff y ss.y
be sold 81 Pneh lYYss sries than ea. esst
%:oa. in y.1s q ssss .ss q Is.:: s.s e :s:.ss
h..'''a4 fa'' :. sl' l','" -. siiis,EIIS 10. 10.
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TIE EUROPEAN {gis HOTEL, KEPT BY P.
avenue and Elsv.rth street, has been &AS
sroatly improved recently and now offers WSI
and strangers thar any other public house in the
eit, his prices bein. less than those of any other
for permanent or transient boarders unexoeption-
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements Of the
lar Being all that be desired by tie most fas-
hdious. The proprietor Pleds unreinittet atteD-
ton and continued lbersl expenditures to give sat-
isfaction to ALL and thus his invitation 70
oil tn rive the Fnro sAan Hotel . call del-t
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GONE AND SEE Our new style INDIA. PAN
o,day slso the UNION yiE, ss No. ESQ Sew
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NSoGDiERS AND DFELLewgciTIZENs %
- Gums to SMITHS, No 800 seventh street,
EURNlSHING GOODS, TRUNKS, VALlsES,
HATS and CAPS, at Northern pTloes. jy Him
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4s PL UMBER AND GAS FITTER,
Has removed TO the corner of Twelfth ard + sts
He Is prepared TO introduce Water and Gss upon
Satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no II
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Importer and Dealer III HARDWARE CUrLERY, Mocha
Tools and AGmcULrCRAL LlPLENESTs, Fort street. II
lulu. 1O5
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Hail Columbia.

Hail Columbia, happy Land,
Hail, : . heroes. h=ay'n born band,
Who fought AMI bl-i in freeiora's cause,
Who fought AMI bl=i in f-selom's cause,
And when the storm q var was gone,
Enjoyed the pace your yaI5r won
Let Independence b- our boast,
Ever mindful what 1t cost,
Egss grateful for ths prize,
Let is altar reach the skies.
Firm, unit-I. let ~ BE-,
RaIlyins round our Liberty,
As = band Of brothers Joined.
Peace and safety We shall find.
Immortal patriots, rile once more,
Defend your rights, defend your shore,
Let no rude foe, with impious hand,
Let no rude FOE with impious hand,
Invade the shrine where sacred lies
or toll and blood the weIl-earned prize
While Offering peace sincere and Just,
In heaven We place a manly trust.
That truth and Justice may prevail,
And every scheme Of bondage fail.
Firm. united, let Us be,
RlIyins round cur Liberty
As = band Of brothers joined.
Peace and safety We shall find
Behold the chief, who now commands
Once more to serve his country stands
The rock on which the storm viii beat
The rock on which the storm viii beat
But, armed in virtue, firm and true,
His hopes are fixed on Heaven anl you.
When hope was sinking in dismay
When gloom obscured COlumbia's day
His steady mind, from changes free,
Resolved ou death or liberty,
Firm, united. let us, &c.
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iNGOLS .& STANLEY.

ACCOU,ANTS AND CONVEY ANCERS, HoSoLULU.
B-Avers adjusted Protest.: eVen led, Legal DOcumT =
eNec1teis;h ueituess ami dispItch@ Commercial Bo,
opened a1-eI. and Custom House brokerage tpnei Ac-
counts me up ani Collections llthuiy attended to-
Ig7-3m
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RITSON HART,

Successors Mr. HC.ry Bohusyg f,Ie Win. and Sr-it
Merchants. HJn1.lLtH. : : th- Rom Of A o.
wright AMI al the ~ - S,Iau1 s+r.at % ~
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To be Sold Cheap!

~ HOUSES. EACH 2 d II. LONG, 90 IA.
faf high built of inch matched redwood
-z4A boards painted inside Apply JOHN.
SON Carpenter, King wio will rebuild them
rate.
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d., FLITSE

Continues his OH bs the Grepro1f building, Kaahuna
NJ
ChronomsteTs rated ttrvatl1s.- % the and
Eith transit uim-ut accurately adjusted the
meridian % h7u7l Frtir1il lr attention given fine
watch repairing ant and quadrant glasses silverei
and adjusted Cha,ud nautical instruments constantly
ON hand and for .ad ++-tf
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Q
ID. C.IATERNEAN & CO..
CO1aSSION MERCHANTS
Especial attention pfo che the Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing oEd- purchase and sale o. Exchange, OIL
Bone General Fhauiise. and the procuring OF Freeht
REFERENCES.
Nsssrs lsAAr FLAND, ia, : Co, New Bedford
" g. p1rE. Esg..
NoEsA ross y Co.. san Francisco.
MCEUEi NEEErlL do lO5-tf
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CASTLE &tOKE,

importers and wholesale and keealers in General Mer-
ehAndse, at the old stand, cory the King ana srLoo
strerts, the large stone ch Also AZ ~. So
in King street, opposite the So Chanel Aysnts ,,r
~ YVES AE=nICJ4A t''7 ''1
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5. n. ENIEKSON.
w. 4. ALDRICH,

waiaa Oahu Dealer General ..=rchands, Country Pro
due-such Corn. Beans Ban tnas, Butter, Eggs &c
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FOR SALE OR LEASE!

- \ VERY NEAT. COOL AND COM-
b ST. PORTABLE TWO STORY HOUSE, recently built
h. Rooms, good supply of Water Bath House
and all the necessary outbudings. ALSOa good GARDEN
with Fruit Trees bearing The above he had easy
terms, by appIyng (254-tO =. BURGESS
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sHEENAS cHAs. sHEsEk, 20
ITAI huEE

gents the sugar Putat f A.5 Al P,fsk0a and I've
Pu.0. Hlo7 Imp.rt-r.. Wholesale ana Retail Deal
in China Gu,- hVshasi for sale a. their ssta 3,
King street, lt1lr. ana al Ishsiua. Maui
sugar, M'L-ss-s- syrup Ca.tse- and a large and
vnri-i assortment % - -.-s.t.tif4.
Honolulu. August l., ls5s- aq-lv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-04

W. SEVERANCE,
ship Chandlzld Commission u .rchant Honolulu, 3
REFERS I'd
Captain y. Bvuv, Honolulu.
Nessrs- j.. OArEItNAS * Co.
WGIsIs X HAYES, New London.
MClk MFEEILL. san Francisco
SEIss AlrES. New Bedford
UENtA- PErErE. Boston.
W. SEVERiCE will continue the Ship Chandl-ry and
Commission Bu-is the Old stand Every description %
ship Chanery aN-rchluiise required by shipping will be
kept % hand and fale 10 low 1871