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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-02-04

THURSDAY, FEBRUzRY {, 1885,

b -. eEsre- sssP Dv5y, re have a.te= from San Fz--
esc0 70 tse I<h sJ-au.E- uhs5srke. IL reported a. iapro
v-t soc active The Alta Of the ISza says
Mercantile aszirs tanoz the pas: REX have shown mere An
ins;nn shAa PrrTzI.d during t= preceding week. ard a.
so-sood 81 CIR La: Ee-sly rs.sr-1ce. the zz1s-zI toce e 10
sGs- 8 ca=rer.>rI>a % much draazzs- Aaoag tie E-s-ses
7@fa .vE- snt -hrh a.Es Appreciated il p-o>s, sc lag
Csss ESo.r CABLES, ADD f5re-zz Eiaez sk0~ anE8sss
Repairing rzssTs, the PARE psPr ysazrks=
TIE Dost pro1ir.ut feature II The rare. mas b-s1 Ire par
cczS-. o. ne san FrzDca-co Rs5D-y- q 2G55co0 rs az -
Prdeoed an anyroEsasn: in pre- for Al d-snPaona sales
q 100 kess tznc=ch Leland .: 19c. sod a. aucdoE- ~ Ms-r--
Aekeer L A-rrH, 1900 kegs .zats&-a Island, No l, eGll3c
=
We hear that the total sAI=z q e l. sugars Ct all grsds, hr
Gle week, anoz1ted 70 bet~een 400 AID 500 kegs relieving
she market entirely q soGe tzvorit= hrznds q I-lsnd sIsar-
EIehzngs On New York for the ssesner Of Jaa- I3. vac QUO
ted q ID per c=at discount.
The clipper ship George Peabody sailed Jas, Saturday fr
HonskoBg, having taken II = faH freight Cali .he had room sol
sE0zr:lag tooses 5000 The Derry is iosding also for The
sane port and VII o6ea;r q hre;zh; -Orth from $500 TO 1900.
Tie British ship Do{Phia saHs @ Saturday fE Valparaiso.
Ia arrivals embrace The ~ s PgfiAs from Puges Sound
win a cargo ct lumber 10 Hackf-ld & c., and tie schoo1e.
EeIs5sc, with = cargo Of Ionb~r, en roa,s for China.
The foHzg Nectar is Eosding for san Francisco. and zl
sAI n ali 81 nsxt ~eek. The I1s Of The Er1a RSoke,
~hese cargo would have gone orsard by her, may delay
the bark . Ere.
TEE forozsng table, showing tie Increase in the re.zii
prces OF groceries, &C, si-ce The vr began, IL from the New
.rx ForLd Of November las:- Meat aud market vegetables
scd fruits have Increased about 20 Per CENT and coal rs Per
cent The cot o. living there mR-s be CRAFTY enhanced. On
an average, however, the prices are MT much above Honolulu
retail market qaOtatOus. and s0n- articles are even higher
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KING
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

HAwAIIAN ISLANDS,
Bora February 9, 1884 Succeeded 10 the Throne
December Is, 1854 Died -fousm5er 30, 1863.
The engraving of this plate wis executed by
DR.. j. Mott Smith, and could hardly be e1celled
for beauty and finish in any Eastern city. The
plate itself was cast here, by Mr.. j. Hopper,
aud the whole shows that our artizans can,
when required, perform work not surpassed
anywhere else.
= The hearse was followed by the state car
riages, bearing the mourners, Queen EMMA and
her mother occupying the first, the Princess
VICTORIA and Queen Dowager in those following.
His Majesty the King walked by the side OF
his venerable father the Governor of Oahu, who
Is now also the Premier or Vice Regent. His
Majesty, IN thus setting aside personal conve-
nienee, showed that he was ready 10 share the
heat and burden of the day, with the most
humble of the followers in this last testimonial
20 the late Sovereign.
The cabinet ministers, foreign representatives.
and various officers of this and other govern
ments, followed In their positions as designated
In the programme inserted below. On reaching
the Episcopal Chapel in Kukui street, which had
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SUNDRIES.

Large assortment grey. white, blue and green voolen Blankets,
Printed cotton haudkerchiefs. silk finish; Cambria Eokis,
White muslin hdsfs. printed border,
Silk coTahs, large size.
SILK pongee hdkfs, printed borders
HuckabucS towels
Linen and cotton Turkish towels.
Linen thread, brown, blsached and black shoe nssAc'
Coats spool cotton. Aena hces. Gsrihaldi iacess
Velvet ribbons. silk aud cotton,
White linen tape,
Wooden shawis. Cashmere shsEls,
Mohair and silk msnIiss,
NJ. and P. buttons. Agate buttons,
Metal and bone buttons,
Cotton curtain fringss. SIX umbrellas,
Looking glasses. a large assortment
French caIfskius, Blacksniths coal,
Playing cards, on shocks,
Tobacco pipes, tfsh gtooes'- z,or.pe
Smoking tsbaCco, Assortme
Epsotu salts. Deniiohns,
Camphor. Birch oroouk-
Soda ash in original casks, spitoons, 0tt noosoink,
English FIRE brick. square and arch. Prnahs PAP't
Portls d cement. Room paper,
Coarse and fue dairy salt. Toilet soap,
Genuine Eau de Cologne,
Mscassar oil,
Hair oil.
Mahogany bookcases
Mahogany ssrdrobes-
Jsccaranda easy chairs and iSaFes.
Extension tables,
Cane seat chairs and SOFAS.
Market and knife baskets
A large assortment of STATIONERY, consisting OF hAchAlSs
books Blank hooks. Letter paper, tooscAp paper, ermmssgLs
Notes, Note paper. Bill paper. Bio,ung paper. Lead pen1D'
peaSIs,l Steel TSns, Porte ssEsttes' etc, u 80
xG2-
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been trimmed in mourning for the OCCASION, the
procession halted while the corpse was taken IN
side. and the service of the Episcopal Church, of
which the late King wac a member, performed
in tie Hawaiian language. The few admitted
into the chapel, entered by tickets, the main
body of the procession remaining in the street
during the service.
4 little before = O'Clock the procession formed
again and resumed its msrch up the valley,
reaching the tomb about ~halfpast 2 o'clock.
The corpse was Immediately taken inside, and
the burial service of the Episcopal Church per-
formed, after which Colonel Dominis read the
masonic burial service, accompanied with the
usual ceremonies. The concluding prayer was
read by Bishop S;aley. Three v~olleys of mus
kerry from the Household Guards, as the last
farewell, announced the scene as closed, and the
procession formed and returned 10 town. The
number of persons in the procession IS it cross
ed Beretania street, on its way up the valley,
was two thousand six hundred, as counted by a
gentleman But the number of spectators must
have been four or FIVE times as many.
Everything went of well, and 50 far as We
have heard. without accident. The following is
the programme on the occasion
Crte-sksr 70 the late King.
Faculty and Students OF oahu College.
Royal School.
Kahehuna School.
g 3 C lrEraham's School.
NM, Miss s fa.sT"f Pssss s sSho3i RahlG sehso,;
Iona School; PsIsmz School; Waiuye School;
MOanslua School Select
Hawaiian School
Iona School KaUmakapiH school; kaihi School;
Aaemae school Makiki School;
ksmoiili school
Honolulu Fire Department.
Mechanics Benefit Union.
Odd Fellows
Free Mescns.
Members Of the Medical Faculty.
A~pothecsry and Attending
Physicians OF the late King.
The Kon0hIsis % the Crown Lands.
The kouohisis e the late Kings Private Lands.
Commissi0ner az The CrD=n Lsrd=
The General Commanding and stat.
Honolulu Rifles.
Household Troops.
Honolulu Tecmanry.
The Queens Servants
The late Kings PurTeyor.
The late Kings Servants.
Ministers Of Religion q the Several Denominations.
The Clergy OF the Roman Catholic Church.
lis Lordship Lrui.. the Right Rev. Bishop Of Arathea
and Vicar Apostolic OF the Hawaiian
Islands.
Choir Of The IiaSaTan Cathedral.
Officiating Clergy.
Ills Loriship the Right Reverend Bishop Of Honolulu-
The late Kings Horse
The late Kings Aids.
II. i. II. Prince " lillian. bearing the Sword ard Hat
Ct the late King.
The Hon. Colonel p. Y. Kaeo. hearing the Crown
Cf the late King. I
Large kahili>. ]
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Isrge Kstilis.
Carriage fearing
HER MAJESTY QUEEN EMMA.
Carriage Gearing
Fl. 4 u. THE
Carriage Bearing
The Queen Dosager HaEaIelepOni.
HIS MAJESTY II KING.
Supported by II. r II the Kuhina Nui, and attended
by the Hon. col. {. Kapaakea.
The Kings Chancellor.
Cabinet Ministers.
HE TX y. q. Wyl!e, Minister Of Foreign Relations
and Secretary At War and Of the Navy.
HIS tx o. VI. Robertson. Minister Of Interior.
HIS Ex- e. de Narigny, Minister Of Finance.
His tx c. q Hopkins, Acting Minister OF Finance.
The Hon C. c. Harris. Attorney-GeneraL-
His TX. the Minister Resident Of the United States.
Jas. NcB-ide-
II. B. Ms. Commi=sio. II. W. ". FoIIett Synge.
n. /. Ms. Commissioner, Mons. Desnoyers.
Ladies OF the Court
Members 81 tie Prvy Council Of State.
Members Of the House OF Nobies.
Judges Of Supreme Court.
Consular Corps.
Circuit Judges.
Clerks az Government Departments.
The Members OF the Bar.
House Of Representatives.
Collector Gene al Customs House Officers, and Ohcers
OF the Customs.
The Marshal and Sherif- of the different Islands.
The Kings Household Servants.
The Kings Isomanry.
Foreign Residents
Ahahui Aloha o Lahaina.
Hawaiian Population Generally.
Pai;ce Force.
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4 London better Of Nov. Is, hiss the oIozinz regarding the
European money market:
Thro1xtoa. che Continent money fz Lecouinz dearsr. The
Bank Of Tchn has raised Is rate q dseount from :. % : Ter
cec<- Adsbcss t-V1 uo=: parts % tk- Continent Indicate =
PROBABILITY Ct sidf-iocal stri01ency. - Is szid the Bank Of
France intends TO issue 80 franc notes &c The amount of so Co.,
90 francs, OF <2cv0l0O0 -te-haz- a. occasion may rsguirG. 4
fresh drain q Su.Hon 4 Anticipated AMI another afvauee 10 the
Bznk q England rate VAS hoxe1 t<<sri - Nth some Anxiety.
IEEASEzE sHDEEST-Tae total amount Of shipmen. Of
treasure BY the Pacdc Mail Steamship Company from San
Francisco, IN 1865, 10 Ner YORK, England and Panama. was SAL
soe-s-J 81. The shipment % tra-ure 10 New York vas SI0.-
5000 %. The Alta gives the shipments Of treasure since
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The tomb $50 far as completely is a chaste
edifce of coral stone, in the pointed Gothic
style of architecture, designed by TIL. c. Heuck,
Esq. The main portion of the building, in
tended for the tomb, is yet TO be built. When
finished it will be one of the finest ornaments
we have, and can be seen from any part of the
city. The Legislature will probably be called
on 10 provide fer its completion.
During the evening, the coffin, containing the
remains of the Prince of Hawaii. was taken
up and deposited with those of the late King.
The coffin has till now been kept in a temporary
building or tomb in the palace yard. The
removal was made under a military torchlight
escort. The Artillery corps, without their guns.
led the procession with raised torches, and after
them came the Household troops and Zouaves,
then the hearse bearing the Princes coffin, and
lastly carriages containing the Queen and other
nourners. The Cavalry Guard rode as al escort
on each side of the hearse. The procession
moved at a quickstep march, and as it passed
thus hurriedly through the town and up Nuuanu
avenue, nothing could have been more striking
or imposing, the Pickering light of the torches
casting a glare over the whole procession, which
moved along so rapidly that those only who
were on the watch had an opportunity to wit
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HARDWARE. &c.

Banka tai.
English tear iron. assorted,
Swedish bar iron, do.
F~encinE wire. No. 4, 5. 6,
Hoop Iron, I. ( ] and II inch
Iron tinued -aacrpans and tssketdeS
EDau eiled pots.
Shot, Percussion caps. Sheet zinc
MGskets. Butcher knives. JACK knives.
Pen zni Pocket knives. KNIVES and iorks
JeEsharps, Taiiors ghImSseS,
Silver plated Jhimbies,
SH.zSnH -aAZtl
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CHINESE NEW YEAR.-Ne1t Monday is New Years
Day, according to the Celestial mode of computation,
and vii, be observed as such by the Chinese resdentA
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~ A, a meeting of the Mechanic Engine oom-
nsuy No. ,. held at their rooms Tuesday evening"
Feb. ID. the following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing yesr:
W. B. Wright Foreman
f. Gfhland. Isr- Assis T. Foreman,
J. : Lemon, 2aG-
J. Suiihies, Secretary,
J. :. Lemon. Treasurer
This is the twelfth yesr Of the Company organi-
ration, and it now numbers sbouc sixty active "e"'
bers on its rolls. They have S comfortable hail
handsomely furnished BY themselves, snd what Is
more, . full Treasury.
A REPRESENTATIVES IN TRoUBLE-We learn from
Maui that the Hon. S. NJ. ksmsksu (lately elected
IS one Of the four Representatives for Honolulu,) has
been convicted, in the local District Court, of selling
or furnishing intoxicating liquor to natives at Wal
bee. where he resides, and fined $50. He hiss sp-
pealei to the Circuit Cour, but the evidence is said
to be very positive against him. We regret this, as
Mr.. K. is one of the best Hawaiian scholars now iS-
ing, from whom better things were hoped.
= Advices from Rev. s. c. Damon report him at
Hanslei, Kauai, las, week. He intends returning to
Honolulu in the next trip Of the Odd Fsiiotc.
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RIVALS.

Feb- Am clipper ship Derby, Allen. IL days from szn Fran-
cisco, bound 20 China Sth 500 Chns.e passenger.
@Am bark ". ;. Pcrkins- 70 days from Pug=: Souai,
Wiz i1nS.T % IL HscsE-d L Co.
2S>ar HznDokzEzi, Fisher. from kohza and Hzns,
zTh 10 k-gs sugar, 40 buEdsrs ara, ! cabin AID
sG-ck pa=senze-s-
Am .hT EeiPs-, 81 days froa Victoria, with lumber
bou1d 20 China
@O5d Fsns~, johnson, firm Eooa with 30 kegs
scgsr- 50 bbs Dolas-e-, , horses, ! mule, LOO bags
pac1y,3 cabin aud . deck passengers
s-NG Vshlne. KuheaLs- from EaEei-, with 52 Kegs
scss=. 5 bbs usoasss=, J csDa AID : Geek
paszeaEe.-
4-KeIE1iUohi, Lambert fru Konz with IS bales PUN.
3nsses All IS baZ- fu1gCs,. 20 bsgs coE--, ! horss.
1900 orEngSz o deck An6 cabin pas-snzers.
Am BARK YANKEE. Pzfy, from san Francisco. gi.h zGss
- TEco< Rscizr1s & Co.
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a NEW CoAsTER.-The schooner -haril2a, lately
in the Fanning's Island cocoanut oil trade, has been
purchased by Messrs. Aldrch, Walker & Co., and
Capt. Stott, to take the place Of the Emma Roo@e
on the Hilo route. We have not learned what sum
was paid for her; but SC. 900 was asked by her late
owners. The schooner On0TeG, now due from Boston,
il is said, - also intended for the Hilo route
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Insane AsTLUx.-Some steps are being taken on
the part Of the Government for the selection of a site
On which to erect an Insane Asylum-an institution
needed now more than anything else. The most
proper location for it would undoubtedly be in the
vicinity OF the Jail, perhaps just north Of it or in its
rear. The force always in attendance to guard and
overlook the prison, can without much Inconvenience
be brought in to assist either to guard or keep the
asylum when required. 1t has been suggested TO To-
cate il near the Queens Hospital. But it does not
appear exactly proper to place it near g sanitary in
sti,utiou, where its proximity may work injuriously
to the patients of the hospital Natives have a nat
ural dread OF crazy people, especially foreigners,
and one result OF such a location of it might be, that
it would prevent them from voluntarily going there
TO be cured Of their diseases.N The former spot has
go many recommendation and advantages, that We
trust it may be selected. even if land has to be pur-
chased for the purpose.
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The shipments 70 China and cher point. by o,hs- vessels than
tso-e u the Pacific Mall stezmsh!p Company, zr- incIuded n
the totaJ shipments Ct the year previous u IS53- Ifthese were
inciu5@d IN thc estimates q tE= L1st sezsoE, ;hey SOuid Esel the
gross aEoa1t 20 = ;O.al not greatly below that OF any previous
year
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ships Mails.
Dor sAs FRAScIsco-Per Yong Hector. next week
For LAEAISA and HrLO-per MarsIfz, Saturday.
Per KoSA AMI KsC-Per Kekauigohi. Saturday.
For EOLoA and WsuNEa-per Odd Fellow. Friday.
PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
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PIlch. PAINT md maEsinE brushes
GROCERIES.
Pearl sago,
Mama,
Pesrl barley,
Barley.
Split peas.
Tspiocs.

Rape seed, Canary seed, Cauavay seed, IN d~efnijohos,
PTunes IN ins, Ions each,
R4lsins in or and nj boxes
CGrrAn,s II jars. l0lhs each,
Westphsia hzrs, SsCsages,
Swiss cheese,
SardIaes In or and hf tins,
Chocolate.
Crushed sugar Loaf sugar, Candies,
Norwegian goldfish in or boxes,
Black pepper in bags,
Indigo blue,
Ldqu0Tice.
Liverpool yellow soap,
SairR alter sosp.
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ED OF SORE THROAT, If allowed 70 pro-
eress. results in serious Pulmonary.
Bronchial and Asthmstic Diseases Oft
entimes iEcursbIe. BRCwS's BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs reach directly the affected
parts. and give almost Inm=diate relief
For BROSCETTIs. ASTHMA. CATAREH and
~CoSSCHPTIyE CoCGHs, the Truches are
useful. PUBLIC SPEAEEES and SINGERS
should have the TrocheS 70 clear and
strengthen the voice MILITARY Off
GERS and SOLDIERS who ovsrtax the
the voice. and are exposed 20 sudden
m. OsTAIS only the genuine. Browns
,ving g-orsd their efficacy by a test of
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DEPARTURE

Jx.- 2S-OH'g. whale bark Julian. LubbeEs. for q CRUISE
z0-Hasaia whale ba-< Br4zsnrs. Feibhsr, Tor = cruise
3O-Sehr Ka hoi Wilbur. FOR LAbairz AMI kaaului-
1o-crhr Wsrx1.k, John Bull, fT N1.skzL-
FEB. l-Schr Eas-hznshs " f- Naiko.
l-SchF Mo- hsiEL. Ssp-2 FOR hahclG:-
Hschr Sst;e Merrill, Wsth-Tt=s- for Lah2i1s-
z-Russiln An Co ship Cesar.pitch for al Francisco.
An Clipper shsP Derby Paine, for Hong Kong
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changes. should use then
Bronchial Trcches'' hay
many years, ar highly r
clans and Surgeons in tn
from many eminent men.
SOLD by al Druggists
States and most Foreign
A ents for California, ]
.02-Im
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IA M G a al 6 HI,

.MAkA-o-IOULI. K%UNUIAkEA. KUKAILIMoE
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" snip Derby re~por.3-saHed from San FTaDci.co, July
1stA- experienced light rin1s The entire passage Was becaiul-
ed OF san Francisco four days Have been within sight q:
Oaha tso days in Gains and Eight airs
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An sa-k Yankee. Paty, Eas 70 lezve sAa Francisco Jan. q,
due Feb sth-
Ha~ sch OuOnea, Way, sailed f-osi B1=ton August :, With 4
cargo Of general rdss % AIdnch, Walker a Co--=horIy
expected
An bark Arr=!-. Hammond, "a. 70 leave Boston about oetob-r
- With EsuSTal nise 20 C. Brewer & Co
HAs bark L. W. Wood, Ghsrken. ssied rem Bremen Nov.
s. with mise 70 II Hac<f.h r Co.
Ing ship Brschiu Caste. sailed from Glasgow, seotand, Oct.
for Honoulu- via Otsso. y T. with machinery 20
Castle 4 Cooze s1 the KOhai, Plantation. aud 10 Adrich,
walker Z Co., for the OScaes Plantation.
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For HoSs KoSG-per Geo Peabody, Jan. 2S-Iel4 hSles
furgus-iSo6o los boxes shark fn-, 300 ar sacks fou. !
bali puIu, 2 kegs sugar, Q cases md=e- soc specie
Value OF foreign produce Si620O-
Value Of domestic produce, s96sl,39
For SAN Fslscsco-Per Cesa-esf:ch- Fen. FL anchor, {
chains. I try pot. 90 bbis E1olasses, . bIs sperm OIL, leg
e55-g240 tors salt, . cases sherry
yaiue OF foreign produce ss5i-o3.
ysIue OF domestic produce slliO.5S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-07
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZEIl'1l E E
BY THOs. DOWNING, AUc11oNEER,
GEORGETOWN. D. C.

:fNRUsTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY in A lexan iria county, Vir-
ginia, about two miles from Georgetown d. G.
BY virtue ola deed of trust from John Bieeh-
Ter. dated June G. A. D. 1859, ard recorded in
Alexardri county Record IN Liber I No 3,
page SOL, shall sell at public sale to the high
est bidder on Tuesday, the 18th day Of ncto-
bel, a. D. 1864. at the auction rooms Of Thos
Bowling, in t'eorgetpwn. D. g., at ten o clvck.
\. NJ, those two certain tracts or parcels Of
land, known as lots Nos, 6 and 8, in a plat Of
division, among the representatives Of Abraham
and Isaac Birch, recorded in the same records
in Liber r. No. 2.page Is. with the buildings,
improvements and appurtenantes.
Lot 8 contains twenty acres. and lot = tour
acres, arc the two parcels adioin, and will Re
sold together The farm is about two miles
from &c 'rgetown, and had farm house and
other buildings upon it..
The terms Will be cash, and 500, will be re-
squired at the time of the saie--.the residue
when the deed is ready fo7 delivering and con-
yeyance and stamp at cost OF purchaser
FkED w. JO> E5, Trustee.
THOS BOWLING, Auctioneer
GeOPgetCwn s ept. Its
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l1ARM, WOOD AND BILLIARD TABLE
i FOR SALE.~-The advertiser has for sale
q farm ilr Prime, George county, Nd, distant
from WASH, gt,n II miles and miles from
the Alexandra Ferry, containing about 5O0
acres, we'll enclosed, with good D Ell dmE==a
LING HOUSE, containing nine rooms, lll:ai
Barn, Stable, Tobacco House and cabins
The cleared land is good and has BEEN Guilt
waited in Tobacco, Wheat. Corn and Grass, and
the wood land, Of which there is about 100
acres, is in original growth, and has upon it
can be bought for CASH for less than the build
ings and fencing are worth, if early applica-
ton is made.
| have also about 500 cords Of Wood for sale
standing, mostly pine, on the Potomac, within
to the river will not exceed ! of mile. Also
an excellent Billiard Table-wooden bed; for
sale great bargain. Address through Alex
andria z. O., WILLIE sep 15-tf
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Is scHWARZ SELLING OUT?

WHY Mary I was mp at Schwarz's st re and
w bought some Of the best bargains eTer
had since the war.
Why Sally some say he amt going away nor
sell our :?
Wei Mary it don't make any difference Whit
he is going to a., the goods and prices are all
care for; he certainly sells goods % cents
less than can fin them any where e.se; so
just 60 and try him and tell him you come to
see the price list tn t will show you the differ
ence-that:s so YOU will say. sep 27-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-07
MAIL LINE BETWEEN

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
HAVING been awarded the contract for
IL carrying the mail between this city and
w ashinglon, the undersigned ha. put on the
route q new and comfortable COACH, Tor the
accommodation of travellers
The Coach will leave at 4 o clock every morn
ing for Washington, arriving there in time to
connect with the trains going north, and at
night will leave thu Depot in Washington, on
the arrival Of the clock train. Thu, persons
living IN Alexandria and journeying north or
returning will always be sure of a STE and
speedy conveyance to M from Washington.
My~ Passengers for the North at clock in
the morning will be called for, by Leaving their
ma me ana place Of residence at the office NO.
Z south Pitt street.
spnt fin EDWIN r. MAYHEM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-07
Ed T. ca t I @ n Al !.

YgyHE- exercises If MISS MARKS SEMI
i NARY will be resumed on Wedpe, day, the
14ti IF September. As the Improvement Of the
students is greatly prcmo1ed by commanding
with the classes it is essential Gas far as is prac
tcalle) that all should be present at the open
nes Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
to rtturn>wiIl pl ase make an early application.
Miss Nj. hopes to have efficient aid and will
spare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onernus and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence, ia.
King street. aug 19-tocti