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PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY


PAcirio NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Your al Ia sousA. BY se.srs Harrison. Joseiys, ctsea
aaa susra.a 70 eAvnss the direction o. shs
rAsr reiterated charge. q srsravngaacs fsvor'm
either snursy ba.sd partial or naesa
rats reports inFerfsc, saowisass have q
chem Iu', fouas,aoa.
We ha,s a!rsaty slated ,hs policy whioh thu
| Company hiss been managed, nd catch should in our
Judgment continues be followed How ~i,s shat policy
IA. On. history q me con,pau, shoea
Those believe the prosperity Of san Company you'd
have been that been wlihou, wise and pro'deas
direction ana all. asa careful adm.a ,r.sau gr'e'
ousiy mistaken.
The ! frss all ts for aay "en 20 raa
nip. TO Asptnwsii or to Gun the" %
LlssspoOl and yc. what other ca" steamships
ha. long sacce,sfully maintsined'
The prosperity OF the Company uuder the listing "'a'
.semeus i. 10. disputed. And We ,os % coa'
condition before the present Director joined
with it, prosperity fsnester h'u' ths
change . owing
We ourselves nsersssa scok FOLDERS
81 tho Pacific Company msnsgemcust have
been for ths good the stockholders ssA
With large holding. aud our experiences ave
better Judge FOR tire srus iassrsh. Of
the Company gentlemen who nave only lately w.
quirea their shares.
Thc.e gentlemen who desirc Of tho
Company committed their keeping yet had
maaas cement. They Indeed Directors OF the Atlantic
Nail Mail steamship Companies, but II
may from tho man. semen, of Companies
hey would succeed In directing the affairs Of the Pacific
Company il would you haa anything
% gain by inyss,iug thsm with control
The Atlantic Man Company running. We bsns-e. but
three Two Of these appear BY the Custom House
records heavily uortgagsd. whls their propeller the
Missouri is tied up ~ the wharf long Of
judgments uussisned Of record against the New York
Company. ws would infer IT. administration ussDos
been particularly successful
we well understand how Interested Ia those
Companies might be glad have them 'easued with tho
Company have the business this side Of
fs.hmus the Company and ships
confined Pacific. loss to how the
Pacific shareholder, can ffoai By such associations
IL however stockholders really gentlemen
soei, proxies the Pacific Company they
nave them: for while event may take suca
measures affords restrain active injuries
to interests. beg give the fullest notes
that shall pay aoihnx to be kept In this
direction We : aud just pride veil
large persona stake prosperity tas Company saS
we have no other ends to serve
Wa know veil that any policy just careful.
policy which has been pursued must be followed
disaster shareholders TO consider well for
themselves whom viii he safest 10 enus the control sc
this great property.
LOUIS MoLANE.
FRANCIS sRIDDv
VIM DESSisTouN.
JAMES NJ BROWN.
MOSES II. GRrNNELL
JONATHAN TuoRsR.
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The Cargo of the ship Otheiio-Merraptile
and Marine IntelIigence.
SAX FRAscrsco Nov H. 1867
Private advices from Honolulu state that the ship
Otheo, bound hence with cargo OF wheat for Liver
pool will be ready for sea November 81 with all but
about 600 sacks OF the original cargo most or which
was thrown overheard before reaching Honolulu.
portion OF the damaged wheat has been SOLD auction
n 81 Is 81 80 per cwL
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., A oass ..sSS.1 ss:a
mats Remedy tsksa inwsrss .eferenccs. T767 csrs-
fEiaGvAl asps& n 4gSaAsN' sHlxeu - sAzs eSgsy
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TINE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Madame Rissert's Temperance In Boston.
BosroS, Nov II, 1887.
Madame Rlstor made her rsappsarancs this cty 10.
niaht 4. the Boston theatre ~ Marie Anton.tss 20
larrs and fashionable Audisncs Her reception vas very
entbus asiic.
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As Wide spread as the Herald. the Reputa. .
ton Of Z. EUGENE STOKES Clothing store.

B.B.T-FcE Threat Disen:e. and Affections
Cough Lozcnges are OF grra, value IN coughs irritation
OF the throat caused by cold unusual cxertion OF tbs
organs in speaking pbc singing. they produce
the most beneficial results The Toches their
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Nrx Yonn. Mo- o 1851.

..A.;;-.;HniycrseI Expositien. Paris, 1881, !.
STEINWAY SONS triumphant having been awarded
the rst grand gold medal for American Grand square and
Upright Pianos by the unanimous verdict OF tho Inter-
national Jury. This medal Is distinctly cassaed
ofderlof me. all other American exhibitors and
than four hundred pauos entered competition
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers OF Europe.
wncrooms Nos 100 and Ill East Foureenth sires~ New
York
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Not Description az Fashionable Fur, Not ..
Of Fur Cape, Collar Cloak, MAnla- Mud Hood.
Curs Cloves that viii not be found Al CfNlSS StS
broadway.
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PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL IElEeaAM 70 THE HEsalo.

SPtCNL ItltbHAM " TIT HEKAlu.
Coolies Landed the Southern Coast.
HAVANA, Nov. III, 1867.
the southern coast of Porto Rico
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slate Coynters In Imitation OF Most Fxpcn-
sive marble bali price and more dnrabir.
HUDSON RIVER SLATE COMPANY. =, Park Eos, N. ".
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Hydraulic Cow MlIker.-Patentcd May 24.
s6 and November 1891 sure cure Tor aching hands and
kicking II will milk number or cows A. the
time and Il operated BY steam OF other power mks the
OF initiates the rsN, draws and
drawing 10 swallow; mks thrceteated well
any; more agreeable 20 the than hard milking A
opportunity II offered for enterprsng with
large small capital 10 make money, either By travelling
locating country. Call and exarnns for your
selves Pull sized machine Ia constant operation Hydrau
lie Cow Milking Machine Company. zo5 broadway
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lea x Pcrrfs's Samce.-Delicie0s with Seups
JOHN DUNcxS's SONS, Agents for the unssi states
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Cristadero's Hair Dye. The Rest Ever Mas
ufactured Wholesale aud retail, also applied Ne q
Astor Houae
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Furniture at Reduced Prices.
entire stock OF rich and fashionable Prrut
tars 81 greatly reduced prices. -
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Plane and Table Covers. I.OOO at
kELTY's Curtain store. AT Broadway.

Friassg, Cords, rssseis Ginps and Tr4mmnss u al
kinds, vt KEfTY's Curtain store, al Broadway.
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A Wonder to All.

Have you seen i,-wOLCOITs PAIN rAfNrf
Have you II sppitedf
Have you the brush so quaint,
Have you seen AL pain dened'
60 10 Doctor wolcots Office,
Go TO drug stores AL around.
90 and never be novice
90 and be . convert sound.
II will make you stare aud wonder
IL viii teach you netting new:
You viii Wish voice like thunder
You viii tell aud talk I, too.
Sold by ali druggists cents, 80 cents 81 and s. per
bottle large bottles hold eight one dollar bottles. Stops all
main that tongue within FIVE minutes,
nj or chronic be
A. r WOLCOrT's Office no Chatham square NJ r. lie
also the
90 ds head the Instant rain Annhiator Sold every
Touch none Of the Doctors unless pure white
wrappers. or you are cheated
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Hyn,rs Life Observation-Disclosures euraI-

qua aud their forms. also scrofuia hing .
Evil Erysipess Old Ulcers sat Rneam Dyspepsia LAYER
Complaint Kidneys, the OF upurtty OF the
blood &c certainly by this puri
aer 81 per Sold by druggists Depot 2<o Grand
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The VERY Highest Pri~c, the Eros~ ~ the
Legion 10 Honor conferred TIE representative ths
GROVER 4 BAKER sRw ina MACHINES ~ he Assss
.tsuou uuisersele. Patis, 1901.
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= ors r.yous. the New British Minister. at the
Tuileries.

Tuileries.
Pass, Nov. 10, 1857.
Lord Lyons, the ue~ English Minister 70 Paris pre-
scented his credentials 70 the Emperor Napoleon 'osay
and was cordially rscsvsd.
Mutual oopsrsssls,ons we're exchanged on ,hs value
n ,ns ..,,s- eoys.cls which existed between Great
zrt.s asd v,saoe 70 the peace aud civssson q tbs
vWla
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shrewd.-Th0 Directors Of the Park. Bank
understood The advantage OF being next 70 kSoxS Tor ss
Of the best In rendered fsous by
excellence and beauty Of his Hats. and ci.sns amt
alike, when IN search OF new hal naturally fa
OF Broadway and Fulton strvet
studying the convonisncs a his town customeEs hsA
xecps equally attractive stock at ~ BroadwI
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Wits viiee-vigsr ~ Ls,s

Torrcy's Patent sgssth1s strips Exriadc
wlud. dust rAin. Warranted IRE vesis perosB
MAIDEN lane New York
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FRANCE.

Cabinet Changes In Prospect.
LONDON Nov. s-kvsning
Reports have reached here that ~ Lavassts 10 soon
70 resign ths French Ministry Of state He viii probably
bs succeeded by " Rouher.
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1Dayis, Patent Cake and Padding Mixer
ynst VIA. you wsni II. q. s0PLEE. az Broadway
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yitis viige-viSer ~ Lite. -... =. ,,.,. !,
ne % the weak feeble sra dying svsa 'es on az
eases soon IL 10 tskcn ard eommeh - -"ss ~
purfcaon OF The blood and sryuscn o. s.ns
the body. Let al atcsd With obrone Nv; ~
By druggists.
Warres,a -tfqusshcId ghys,canrn, . Lrs
soses[ 4. ana syo l6 instrspsns and eight coored
PIAZZA ~ oss csn Afford V be without e Sola ~ the
W. nRApIsYxCv, N wsshpsson street, Boston. Mass.
- n aotskgFR1 GENERA agent
- W tstoAIvenA ~. xsr>. !,
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no Oi.cever u NemsraIIzer. er tke. Chemie.l

act,or of DE ,rp hss bo~n Dr. IoURAUDs
and aim and years psteu erperpen, hsse resulted IA
goupete sucess the production OF his wordrep0wned
Italian Mcdcassd Soap, which found W De asuncent
for the removal from the SKIN o. an mo uMr,
ca acton o sin realizing deste wst. neck nAnds
ana arms II pirnpl-s, botchss aud All Gu
taneous erupons and AZ scobnnc sppsNsacss neuddaS
800 sss rapdiy healed tina arising from saa
s,es az mn the nxstot other
$3.50. ssr,sts alAyed, and chaps
are healed BY IL In Graduating dAndrn dirt
snas ~ scalu diseases &c, from the human scalp
,sss, an he nasty oils and oin inAs "a
~ by its vitality 10 gwen 70 he capillary vosssls eld
~ har seeds foicles relieved from diseased navsr
In feet family should be without his valuable soap nor
.enmen . complete remedy Tor seurvy, 6-shwu
snd can used IN hard salt watsr we'll snf. I,
10 therefore the greatest boon Which modsra sspss
con erred mankind.
Can BE- hsd ., DR. FELIX eousAuD's sa isss. sss
Broadway, Aud 81 druggists.
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PANS, Nov IU--Eysnlng
france Ia seeking To raise a loan Of cas-, DOC, 600
re,eh, IL 10 represented, the government wants for
peace USES
The Patr, says the assembling Of q general European
<cn,srsucs 10 uncertain, the views OF the crest
ysv.rs On ,ns subjscs are ~ Jet unknown.
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Probably Fatal Assault in Albany-A Man md
Woman Arrested Suspiciou-Exasninntio ton
Of the Woman,
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Tho Losses mt Monte Rotonde.

PARIS Nov. 10, 1867.
General FailIy. the commander Of the French sIps-
donsry forces TO Rome reports that tho French In the
night Monte Rosendo forty killed and wounded
The Papai troops lest only twelve mes.
The casualties Of the Garibadians were six hundred
killed and a. many wounded. while two hundred we're
taken prisoners General Faly Gays the credit Of the
great slaughter OF rebels due 70 the Chsssepo
rlne The rebels were only half armed.
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A. II. ARTHIUIs, ID. D. S.
WATER WIgEzL.
LeGel,s Patent American
DOUBLE TURBINE WATER WHEEL,
Manufactured at Baltimore. Maryland by
POOLE & HUNT.

The subscribers would introduce to the pub
lie the above wheel, of which they are the
sole agents in this State, as the best eeononli-
zer of water known, and pledge themselves to
furnish wheels of this description, that will
at least equal in efficiency the best over-shot
wheel i'll existence. Among the excellencies
of this wheel may be enumerated the follow
ing.
LIST. 1t is cheaper than any other wheel of
the same power.
3D. From its small size and diminished
friction, it has one-third more motion than
any wheel of the same power.
3dslt will use more or less water. and with
the same percentage Of power to the amount
Of water used.
4th. 1t can never be frozen up or affected
by frost in any way.
9Th. 1t has given the highest effect due to
the head and amo mt of water used, OF any
wheel on record as tested by competent civil
engineers.
9th. 1t is completely finished before leaving
the place of manufacture, and adjusted for
running, and enclosed in an iron case, requir-
ing only to be coupled to the water wheels haft.
Circulars containing cuts, explanations and
testimonials may be had upon application to
the subscribers
ROBERTS, NELSON s. Co.
Oct 17-tf
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BRADLEY T. JOHNSON. JOHN JOHNS, JR.
JOHNSON g. JOHNS,
Attorne Us at Law,
RICHMOND, VA.
Sept 12-tf
EtbIS4sssaES.
AUGUSTA FOUNDRY
AND
E<k.S4sssiEs.

AND
M a G Fl Z N E s Fl Q P,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
The undersigned respectfully announce to
the public that they have their new establish
ment complete and in full operation.
Having supplied themselves with the most
improved labor saving machinery, for work
ing both in wood and iron, and having secur-
ed the services of the most experienced me-
chanics, they are prepared to fill orders with
guarantee OF satisfaction in all cases, both
as to quality and price. For CASTINGS and
MACHlNER4 Of every description, including
Cooking Stoves, Cane Mills, Plow Castings,
Saw Mills, Mill Gearing, Forging, Cultiyators,
Iarrows, Horse Powers, Straw Cutters and
all other Machines usedi in agriculture. Plows
of all sizes fitted up either with cast or
wrought iron shares. Special attention given
10 the repairing of old machinery, sucl., as
Threshing Machines, Reapers, Mowers, Wheat
Drills, SC.
Having determined to sell at very small
advance upon the cost Of production, and be-
ing obliged to pay the cash Tor all their ma
chinery, labor and material. they are com
PEELED to require the cash on delivery for all
heir manufactures. They respectfully solicit
a share Of public patronage.
The undersigned are also agents for the sale
of first class Northern made iron and wood
working Machinery, Stationary and Portable
Steam Engines of any required power, Circu-
lar Saw Mills, &c., which they will furnish at
manufacturers prices frcights added. Per-
sons wishing to buy such machinery are re-
quested to call and examine price list before
purchasing elsewhere.
ROBERTS, NELSON s. Co.
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THE BLESSED ONES. Blessed are they
that are blind; for they shall see no ghost
Blessed are they that aredeaf for they
shall never lend any money, or listen to te-
dious stories.
Blessed are they that are afraidof thun-
der; for they shall hesitate about getting
married.
Blessed are they that are ignorant, for
they are happy in the thought that they
know everything.
Blessed is he that is ugly in form ard
feature; for the gals shan t modest him.
Blessed are they that expect nothing |;
for they shall not be disappointed. 2
Blessed are they thay don't adyertise
for they shall be very rarely troubled With
Gus toners
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Bo1INeBRcKE ON PAss1v1sTs.--In
one Of his letters son the spirit of patriot
ism" Bolingbroke thus described party:i
Another party continted sour, sullcn and
inactive; with judgments so weak and pas
sions so strong that even experience and .
severe one. surely, was lost upon them
They waited like the Jews for Messiah
that may never come, and under whom,
if he did come, they would be strangely
disappointed in their expectations of glory
and triumph and universal dominion.
Whilst they waited theyswere marked out
like the Jews, distinct race, hcwers Of
wood and drawers of water, scarce, mem.
bers of the community, though born il
the country
This is sketch Of the passivists as
they are and a warning to them of what
they win be, unless they cooperate with
the good men Of all Virgiuian classes for
the redemption Of their State.
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The New York Times says, in response
to those papers that are rejoicing over the
invention Of an instrument by which
frauds in the whiskey revenue are to be
rendered impossible; This thing can't
be done. We should not be surprised if
the very instrument in question should be
made seryiclble in promoting and con
cealing the very frauds it pretends to pre-
vent. Our whole system Of Internel Rev
enue Law is a bundle Of absurdities and
receptions. 1t does more to demoralize
public sentiment, by tempting to the com
mission Of fraud, than all other agencies
put together. That portion of itrelating
to whiskey duties is miracle Of ingenui-
ty in this respect. 1t holds out almost
irresistible temptations to fraud, not only
on the part Of the agents by whom it is
put in execution, but on the part Of all
who have anything to do with it. No in
ventions or devices. however ingenious,
will defeat its natural operation in this re-
spcct. The combined and concentrated in
genuity Of the great mass Of the commu-
nifty will always be more than a match for
the vigilance Of the Government, especial
ly when the agents through whom the
vigilance Of the Government must be ex-
ercised, find their interest in not carrying
their vigilance to excess
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MECHANICAL.
W. II. SNAPP.
Practical DissiEzer and Manu-
f;acsureE. OF Liquors,
STANTON, VA,
The erection Of new Distilleries, Superin-
tended; old Distilleries repaired and fitted up
and Distilleres run upon reasonable terms.
Any information in regard to his profession
impaired to those who wish to acquiae full
and correct knowledge Of the business. His
great experience enables him to ensure a lar
ger yield and finer liquors, than can be obtain
Ell by the general way of Distillation.
REFERENCES,
II. F. Richards s Co., staunton, Va,
Col. NJ. G. Hartman, &c
B. F. Points, Esq, !"
Captain C. R. Mason, /"
Captain W. A. Abney, Augusta, Co.,
Edward Mckinney, Caroline, Co.,
sam1 Coleman, Esq, g
Grey Boulware, /"
T. W. s. c. L. Little, scottsrille, Va.
Address
W. F. sNAPP, staunton, Va.
Dec. 13-if
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MAx1Ms OF BISHOP MIDDLETON
Persevere against discouragements Keep
your temper. Employ leisurcs in study,
aud always have some work in hand. Be
punctualy and methodical in business, and
never procrastinate. Never be in hurry.
Preserve self-possession, and do not be
talked out Of conviction. Rise early, and
be an economist of time. Maintain digni-
ty without the appearance Of pride; man
ner is something with everybody !; and
everything; with some. Be guarded in
discourse, attentive and slow to speak.
Never acquiesce in immoral or pernicious
opinions. Be not forward to assign rea-
sons to those who have no right to ask.
Think nothing in conduct unimportant
or Indifferent. Rather set than follow
examples. Practice strict temperance, and
in your transactions remember the FINAL
account.
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The message Of Governor English at the
opening ofthe Legislature Of Connecticut,
May 1st, takes strong ground against the
usurpations Of the 39th Congress, whose
measures, if persisted in, he asserts, will
Transform the Republic into despotism.
He declares itslegislation to be wholly I'M
warranted and as fatal to the Unionand the
Constitution as the doctrine of secession,
and that Congress has no more power I'M
der the Constitution to establish military
government at the South than to institute
the order Of nobility Of England
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NEWspAPERsAs School EXERCISES =
A school teacher Of Charlestown Mass,
has adopted the parctiee Of requiring his
scholars to select each day an item from
the daily paper, fix it up to suit themselves,
and read or tell it to the school The Sc
slections are thencriticised by the teacher,
who is thus given an excellent oppotuni-
ty Of discovering the tendency Of the ru-
pills minds. The new feature seems to
be an excellent one in every way, and if
the selections are judiciously made, as
they would be after some practice they
cannot fail to produce valuable facts which
will be permanently remembered by the
youthful mind.
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The TRUE PATH OF THE sourn.-
]. B. Sener, editor Of Fredericksburg
Ledger, has been on trip North, and
from his observations. comes to the fol
lowing sensible conclusions:
"That thetrue path of the South is not
through politics, but through industrial
prosperity to power May the day not be
far distant, when new train of ideas and
purposes shall take hold OF the Southern
people. When that day comes, the seat
Of empire will be here. Till then, we
shall be, as we have been, blatant merely
of ancestry, and accomplish nothing.
When new ideas seize the people, we may
indeed, be truly great, and best Of all, we
may have "money in our purses" without
which, VIC car do nothing useful in this
vain world"