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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-12

FROM VIcroRIA.-The British ship Jasper arrived
on Sunday from Victoria, V. l., by which we have n
few daily papers of the I'D and I'D ulto. There was
great excitement in Victoria on account OF gold dig
gings reported to have been discovered on the island
some thirty miles from the port. The accounts state
that the sand in the bed of n creek yielded from B to
10 cents of gold to a pan, and that the quartz rock
might yield SIS or $40 to the ton. We hope that
the discovery of geld on Vancouver will prove more
correct than did its discovery in koolau some months
ago. Should it prove true, our prospectors should
not despair, and may yet find gold or some metal better
than lava rock.
The several vessels that sailed from this port
in September, for Victoria, had all arrived over The
" s. Perkins beat the Domitila some eight days.
The latter vessel was advertised again for Honolulu
via Alberni, where she was going to obtain n cargo
OF lumber. One of the papers has the following item
referring to her
For SANDWICH IsLASps-Messrs. Janion Green X Rhodes,
have uut the handsome steel schooner DomitiiG on the berth
FOR Honolulu, for winch port she will have immediate dispatch.
The passenger accommodations are excellent.
Governor Douglas has been created a knight by
Queen Victoria, and will hereafter be known as Sir
James Douglas. He has served long and faithfully
in his distant post, and undoubtedly merits the honor
bestowed on him.
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4 Z r Ms corvette lie CorIeIieTc-
Am bark Comet, smith
Am bark Young Hector, ChadsCz-
Eng ship Jaspar, Taylor.
eng ship Anne Mary, Tusscyuan.
Am ship Rzduca- Ropes
::uss brig Sbeskoe, Hanson
siaW1iil. steamer aHaueA-
WHALES.
shiI;Geo Rowland. Jones Bark Pearl. Hull.
CCrinthian, LwS. Catherine. Phillips.
Isaac iowiaud- BrSgaEZa, Feibehr-
Henry Kneclani, S5uie. Zoe Long
sAdeine. Barrier LagUda, Pierce.
JOHN C~cggeshall, Dean. Pacific, Rose
Milton, IIaIs-y. Martha q, Daley.
Bar Nile, Fish COyinston. Jenks.
sHsry.st, Loyeland- Brig kohOla. CoSan.
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APERS

The following are received by Express regularly, and gener-
ally in advance of the mails. They will be forwarded II SUD
scribers, postages paid, at the annexed terms:
Weekly Bulletin. IS per annum
CidiHeiIt Ohoo
y. B-The undersigned has an agent in san Francisco, to
secure and forward the above papers, which are often put
board after the vessels are under sail, thus enabling supscrioef7
to obtain their papers more promptly than in any other way
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- By reference to our advertising columns. il
will be seen a meeting of subscribers to the Public
Hall is called. We would state. by request, that
should there be any who are no, now subscribers. but
who are willing TO contribute their mite. that the
books will be open before the meeting for that pur-
pose. The sum of S2lOO has been subscribed, which
pays the rent, but more is needed for furnishing the
rooms. --
Next NEws-Two vessels were to leave San Fran
cisco about the LIST of November, bound Chinawsrd
one or both of which may touch here-the brig
.7dcance and clipper ship Helios. Neither the Pan
kee nor Cambridge had arrived over. up to the Oath.
but one or both probably did within a day or two
after. During November there will be leaving San
Francisco, besides the four vessels named above, the
ship Suren and one or two other clippers.
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VI MEMORANDA.

~ The Hawaiian Lark e. ~. Hood, Caps. Geerksn, hence
Aprfi 18th. for Bremen, arrived September 1-making the pas
sage in I39 days
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ASSENGEES

From san ERASCrsCo-per Young Hector, Nov. 5-Nrs J
Brown ana 2 children, + + Mitchell, VI Il Fuller, Mr. Pope.
From yIcroRIA-per Jasper, Nov. s-Mr and Mrs Keegan,
Mr. Bruce, Mr. TUyIor, Mr. Bell.
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mxzA Few BOXES EXTRA FINE JAPAN
kSlE Tea, 5 and 10 lbs. each,
Ia % - chests medium Oolong Tea, l-3-lb.
papers,
100 ID chests Pouchong Tea, 1-3-lb. papers.
For sale by
{. SAyIDGE.
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DIED.

TESsaST-in Hclolrlu, Nov. Il. Of eoaEumpticu, Dr. john
Tennent, OF Martinez, California He arrived here in the Comet,
in search Of a better climate tr the disease with which he was
Afflicted.
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DRowNED.-Mr P. Hanson, a foreigner residing at
Hanalei, Kauai, was drowned on the 3Oth OF October
He and another foreigner went TO battle during the
afternoon Of that day. aud while sporting in the surf
he lost control OF himself, was carried under the
water, and disappeared. 1t is thought the strong
under current swept him out to sea. Search wos
made to find his body, but without success.
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BORN.

In Honolulu. Nov. 10, to the wife Of 4. P. Brckwool, Esq
a SON.
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NEW kAwAIHAE POTATOES.
~ For sale by
3ss I'm :. SAyIDGE.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-NOv. IL.
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THE SHIP JOHN CoGGEsHALL.-Our readers will
probably remember this vessel, which touched at our
port last May, 10 procure medical assistance for the
small pox, then prevalent on board. Last Friday,
she arrived from the Ochotsk Sea, and we are happy
to learn from Captain Dean that every vestige of
sickness disappeared in two weeks after her departure
hence. On Friday she was boarded by our port ply
stefan, DIR. Ford. and was Immediately permitted to
inter- the harbor.
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MARRIED.

BEOvS-FRsScH-In Brooklyn, New York, September -, by
Rev Henry J. Van Dyke, Arthur eldest son IF Thomas Brown,
ESQ., OF this city. to Resale. youngest daughter Of the late J.
French Esq, OF Wsrreneon, Virginia
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SAFE IN SAN FRANCIsCo.-The new hose carriage
ordered by Pacific Hose Company No. l of this city.
arrived in San Francisco October q. per ship DaUid
Crockett. in 40 days from New York. 1t may be
expected here by the Yankee, about the 18th inst.
We think the members Of the company have reason
TO congratulate themselves, that it HIS eluded the
vigilance of the Confederate pirates.
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EouEsTRIAX.-The lovers Of fast horses will have
an opportunity this evening of seeing how easy it is
to tame a horse. when one knows how to do it. Prof.
Belew will give an exhibition and lecture, at the
Commercial Hotel-doors open at Il, performance at
S o'clock.
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OUTsIDE--On the first page will be found a letter
from our San Francisco correspondent. On the last
page is an interesting account Of the revolution in
Madagascar, resulting i'll the death Of King Radama.
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THANKs-we are under obligations TO Capt. MIN
tyre for Victoria papers per ship jasper. Also to
Capt. Babcock for his attentions in sending our
express ashore at Waikiki. and thence overland. on
the arrival of the -4ane Mary, thus delivering it
about one hour earlier than it otherwise would have
Iasp raceivaI
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.TAxEs--By - notice in another column it will be
seen that A. Fernandez. Esq, has assumed the Quite,
OF Tax Collector. and gives notice 10 all concerned
that he will be happy to make their acquaintance at
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mo CONTRADICTIONS

ITO CONTkACIOkS
Proposals Will be received the 18th day of Nav
lacS AZ NJ Tor ~ ns grading and paving Broad street In
West Troy, rsn the north side Auburn street u lie
southern terminus, including the cutters thereof.
The rcet to be regulated and graded un der
the direcfion OF the Village Surveyor paved
Trap block belgian pavement each block
face or upper surface not less than more
Inches IN length and not less than more than Eve
inches n With. and 10 deps no. less than more
on river grsyel not less than one foot IN depth
The blocks 10 be laid angles the line
street. and with such arch
direct each be OF blocks OF uniform width and
DEPTH and lad that all longitudinal be hrok
by lap Of at least two ipchcs The whole work 10
DO done In more particularly Described in the
blank forms OF contract and spccncat Furnished 10
persons who may desire 10 bid for the
Security Will be reqn reSin the sum Of ten thousand dol.
las for the faith vi per Torrance OF the work.
The proposals for this work viii be publicly opened by
undersigned the Of the Board OF Trust VII
lage on the 18th day May a. is, O'Clock p NJ and the
with the terms OF the contract and tho act relation
nnk forms OF contract and Aeciicatiops together with
the Surveyors estimate OF materials will be furnshed on
application 10 JAMES DUFFY Esq, President Of said
village. JAMES DUFFY
A. A, DUNLOP,
JOSEPH MCLEAN.
j. " PHELPS,
Dated awrsr Troy. N. T.. April 20. fs63
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PIHOlsOSALsg.

CHIEF CLERKS OFFICE METROPOLITAN POLICE.
~ yJVMuberry street. May, IL, 1858
Proposals Will received this Office for the delivery
0 tens OF Coal Of 22o pounds each, and Is cords Of
Wood, conditions following
Ito be OF best Lehigh, half broken and half
egg size toeach pa delivery the sizes delivered
separatc-all to be clean aud wen screened.
2-Persons proposing 10 deliver of other
to deliver
3Te tons to consist Of 240 pounds EACH to be weighed
by inspector appointed by this department. who
uniersgn the de cry ticket
AThe delivery be made al such time the contractor
may elect por tho 18th of September several
pece station houses, sob station houses the Central De.
and the House of Detention In New York. in such
quantities ~ each as shall be ordered.
ga price shall be named per for the amount 10 be
Delivered above which will be about ll00 tons: and
PRIZE per ton for whatever additional quantity shall be
dered thereafter aud before May L. 1854
wood. half each, sawed and split
Payment In cash. when the quantities specified shall
be delNe Cd and for additional quantity presenta
ton OF the bills.
ID. B. HAsBRouCK, Acting Chief Clerk
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EDwARp .sINrzEsIcH. AycrIcSEER vooLLBc

EDWARD sINTZENICH AUcTI0NEER -COLLBC
~ ton OF Paintings the property Of George Ysndenhed
ESQ BY W. IvES& CO. at the Derby Gallery 626 Broad
bic collection Of Paintings Bronzss Vases and Engrsvng
very beautiful Cabinet Pictures Of the Englsh Amer
can Belgian Dutch and French schools and will repay the
Among the masters repr scented Henrets Ronner Off
for, Slayer Ostado ekking Nehi2 Scharp David Ryck
hart Muller "a superb specmen); Van Bees Herr ne r.
Brilliant, Beauen, Goguet, Ordway, san Veyrasset,
shauci. Tanneur, Cournont, Rondei others. Aso
few fine Bronzes pair of superb Eruscan Vases, and
Be ready for exhibition and from Monday evening, May
ii. Catalogues ready
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RIO ROAD CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS. VIII. mn
received BY the suissfi9er. where plan can he seen
until the 18th insi TO construct mae adanfyed mad fr,,
Williamsburg to the ,iagc Of Flushlps; ais,rnce ~ mics
JOHN FIRTH, rs Br,adeav
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. PASSENGERS ON BOARD
w the Morning Star, from New Orleans 10 New York,
beg to Offer this testimonial OF Mrs. Isabella
Preston for hersearc and kindness towards
extremely III board. We firmly believe that her attention
grauitous eiyen has been the of bringing him
host of such friends shch has been him. have
honor Subscribe ourselves A. U. Bradbury Captain u
S.N;J; w. TobIn, B. Merritt. Colonel list n "; 9.
nning Bowers Chas Denison, pmrser Morning Star; H.
Joseph Hughes H. sauc and onclhundred and forty other
passengers.
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POLITICAL.

10TH wAID.-PUBL1C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AYR
- nue. k road extension 10 Harlem river Citi-eps ana
PrveIy ow ners are invited " attend meeting al Kern
Eeimet lion brewerr, Ninth aud neth attract 80
TUESDAY May IL at ~ o'clock 4. Il ny order "e' On
IN rxw,s T. HANSON. PRESIDENT
ID. II. kSAPr S0V'e'atles
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RIO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals will he reccveS until wcdp esdav Jsth
inst " clos w. 70 tear down and materials
OF brick stores NOS su it2 and Ia Broadway For par
oulars Apply 70 on WILLIAM 4. DUKE,
omce OF Loriard Insurance Company,
lOl LII. alMnY.
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NEW YORK HapALD TUESDAY NAY H. sos-rRIpLn SHEET

DRY GOODS.
AT LORD rAYLoRs.
4si ~ Broadway.
RICH LAUEs AND AxBRoIDERIEs
I'M rea. variety for Spring and summer
AT RErAIL-Low PRICES
Also at Stores 2so 70 2el Grand street,
AZ and ~ Catharins street.
AT LORD 1AYLoRs.
4ol 70 4c7 Broadway.
BLACK SILKS FOR MANTLLAs.
s4.os4 wide, in various qualities.
AT RETAIL, CHEAP.
Afford rAyLoR's,
46l to ACT Broadway.
MANTrLLAs and CLoAKs
IA.es. Paris shapes in great variety.
AT RETAIL.
Also at stores as' to a Grand ;. sss !, -
'I0aO TA1LoSs.
4sl 10 4s7 Broadway.
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
Including Novelties received per steamer.
At RETAIL
~ 2s q Grand stree.
AT LORD rAyLoRs,
4el 10 4s7 BROADWAY
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs DEPARTMENT
LADIES' Breakfast Robes, Under Clothing.
Chdrens Dresses, ocaks, Hats, Gaps. Under Cloth
Keady made and made TO order,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
ATGRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
IA kIBB0kS RibBCMS, kiBB0NS,
On THURSDAY purchases from 1--WE large auction sales win
se iss soo. sScss sess. sse.. ; s per Yard
Almost and color in plain corded
sfs s Bes
No TRIMMING RIBBONS best qualities. every color,
Z No. -; sl III Sisiii RIBBONS, ss cent. =
Nos sn and SIX orsnS street sss ana Asa street
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
BE EGyFT. .IULiNEs. LiiAcs p6SNAs, browns:
fact every Fashionable Shade from 81 per
.sa 4 zf ana REAL .A'ns
Firth boef eas from % sae bo%ery
Aro1AnnD STREET FL 6 cHEAp STORE z
BaoHs Sew S N anaties II tho nar
Our best Kids equal 70 Aexanders) 81 IS the
:sss.. s1k 14s nd SILK thou
Bargains OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
alanA s'iK Grand street street. and 6 Amen street.
Al '. new s DsEss 4 aazAf STORE
bargains co'ored and Black Grapes, T.rsstaus RIB.
Iarsess stock in 'hse' to select h I1S% nspnRy
rn,... :, ..,. 81 an, and sll,1 Grand street.
FsS asa the sowey
GRAM! s1ss gos sHHSf 81 S! SGH CASE
s s7kA% s siSSXfs Il y s q Ease
and whoS we sell q least one S S
sss at
g and TAN HAIR
' and % anaS stree -, ssd lsI 1 H.
A srLEsID ExnIslrnoN
or
DRY GOODS
OVER NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
1R Rssss SSS4sks PS#n e vs.
d At 5F s Ess Aysros SALES
Hsp 'Gsd 5sw
s..o.,S5JIE GOODS ARE REALLY |
1sp VI yToJS 81 Az INSPECTION Of THS STOCK
GREA7 cHEAPNEss OF QUE GOODS
rHs SILK STOCK CONTAINS
CHECK. eros DE RHINEs, from u. and up
Yard Wide CHECK FoULARD. best quality, g.
PLAIN and FIGURED coLoRED SILKS. from o. and up
BLACK DRESS SILKS. Plain. a. ID and up.
Hk s2aHz AHEESV " SFzss gr sis
.,S H EE5 PsSS| SSS $ 4 ssy
AND cos,A!Ss Al E E1Is 2fHaHhsg soyELrlns IN
CREFss sosEEs s H . hsasArss.
&C., i2'lc lSc &c., 2ic Csc. Sic, s7lSc, and up.
THE WHITE GOODS AND DOMESTIC STOCK
DAIAsKs' TSE I'LL 5 5oyE Esc AND CRASHES
SHIFTING AND sHEErlSG HosLINs,
AT TIiE VERY Low EST MARKET PRICES.
Also cases figured Marsells I'd ayard worth g.
cLoAKs, cLoAKs, cLoAKs.
TN s,rx ANN All a , THE !. LATEST STYLES
IN GREAT VARIETY,
ALL THE srwrs sFt t%Hsic sHAwLs.
-. 'A' WE'VE II sfRINa sHAwLs.
From 81 so to go.
CRYSTAL PALACE 81 E sSsGR5yM OF FASHION.
". 4. hoBERTs. Proprietor.
"A PARIS cLoARs AND MANr1LLAs
SILK, BAREGE ASD GRENApINE
iAcy' suAwIs AMI soARrs Il
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XoNKERs PROPERTY AT AUCTION -ExEcUToRs
Il sae.-BSck Dwelling and i've Lots, Wells and
svenne ana n shford street i've minutes depot VIII
pf d ~ auction 70 te highest bidder the Getty House.
onker at o'clock MAY 70 r. g9t previously sold at p
LEE, No. Abingdon square New York ExccntDrs " y
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NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES LINE
IN TO NEW ORLEANS DIHECr
On Friday, May 10, at II O'Clock M.
The and elegant side wheel steamship
MORNING STAR,
A. ID. PERKINS, Commander,
Carrying the United States mail.
viii sail rs above from pier North river foot Of Beach
street.
In consequence Of the strict quarantine regulations New
Orleans, this vessel will not touch at Havana.
The passenger accommodations upon this company's
steamships not exceed by those upon other steam
ers in the world.
freight bills of ading signed on the day Of
sailing.
For freight or passage apply to
JAMES A. RAYNOR, 16l Broadway
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EDWARD s1NTZENICH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tory sale q spau 81 black Horses top Wagon and Iar.
West thirteenth street this day May u, at 10 O'clock
the establishments OF gentleman consisting of OF
black Horses long TAILS wsh m:;sAsS and years old
thoroughly good saddle Top Waon, made Wood
Brothers and Double Harness, Whip. Blankets. &c.
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
III ELEGANT HDI,gEUOI.n IJRNITTr


BY EDWARD SCHENCK. this day Tuesday, at 10Y
NJ, at rs Park formerly Fourth avenue between
Thirtyfh and Thrtv-sixth all the
ture contained in said house, viz Elegant Paror Suit in
brocate rosewood Panoforte, bv Nuns Clark rosewood
Escretore elegant Velvet Medallion Brussels Ine
Carpets all OF which nearly elegant oak Bullet,
Dining suit In oak, covered in plush rosewood and
mahosany Bedeals and bureaus Curled Hair Mattresses,
Paiasses DO sers and Pillows Cottage Suit Chandeliers
and Gas Brackets Lace Curtains and Coraces OIL
and In rawlings and the Kitchen Furniture, with which
W com "
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HsOR SALE AT AuCT1ON.A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
IL Scat, In the village of Madison, Morris county, N
contains eight OF ground house In grove OF forest
trees laid out with gravel walks and 500
eversreens buildings new located on high ground
situations TO he found In The country. On the l4th inst
will be sold at auction, between the hours of II and
o'clock, the prcu Uses Terms easy Inquire OF s. d.
HUNTING. Waverley House, Madison.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAW BOOKS
lu n. FAIRCIILD viii sell Tuesday Nav r. at 3j
O'Clock at 40 Nassau street (second 1oor the entire Libra
~ Of well known member Of the New York bar contain
fng about 30 volumes Standard Works together some
and curious Books black letter and Also
Q choice
COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Catalogues ready.
CHERIrFs SALE.-FURNITURE
- RICHARD WALTERS, ABctioneer, will sell on Tues
day May ~ at II o'clock at 260 West street
quantity of hrst class Furnureviz Brussels Ingram
Carret mahogany Bureaus Bedstcads Bedding maho
gany and kas chairs Extension Tables Sofas Gard Table
Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, &C.
THowss II. FERRIS, Deputy.
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YACHT WANTED "A FIRST CLASS sLOOP Rugged
i boat. OF twenty 10 thirtv with csbn, centre
boari strongly built Ia The best manner, daft water
nor thor0 rhy well found every frrpeel
cha, w sli well: not Hpr pna thee Sen q
Old Add ioE 5as Post Office. New YORK saune tsh
price a iu description aud where to be sen.
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DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE FAST UNITED
II Sta es mail steamship CONTINENTAL. Q. p. Marsh
sensers viii eav: pier b North river for New Orleans d.
rect Friday May 49, ~ o'clock precisely: Ne
Ing For freight or passage apply to LUDLAN. HEINEKEN
4 CO., lis Broadway.
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EDWARD SiNTZEEICH, AUCTIONEER -MAHoPAC
~ Property for sae.--The elegant which
NIT House burnt situated side Of Lake
barn and ear age house toashcr with icehouse and
vOuy disposed o the 18th day of May, IL o'clock at
the Merchants Exchange, N: Y: by d. W. IVES co. For
GEO AUSTIN the premises of the auctoneer. 5
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EDWARD siNTzENICH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
BY D. w IVES CO., this day, Nav IL, at o'clock 1t
lS6 and l57 Broadway valuable Horses Carriages
&C. Full particulars In to papers.
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Y,psxcfs psrTf.ra xo ,sprcr ain nss ~.
the cloicc breeds Of stock for &c Bntlers nfs.
Mango Cure Flea Extermnaor. &C. 90 per
edicincs tor all diseases
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IroR sALE-A GOOD BREED vEwFoUSDLASD DOG.
good watcher. Inquire at No al Frankfort street up
stairs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-19

Ssriinsg esttus stneefibrt i'm apsitsn ESsiIt
psrOsH mir ben SsuftE tss @OtUss, Der Die
eslt brterriGt, aud in auStrrn Rssteustt ltIa
edntORifGss sptet tretbtn fsStn. @l5asn nns
eit 9fisr nit Dsmfsltsu SntsrsRt rptiter fUIsen,
unh Stn &ndutI uufsrtr GRabIaus nit 9trtSi
Otsuns f& t6frn ;u ft9rn. ~, lie .=@