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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

Doss--They are = sad Nuisance in Homo
lulu We know Of but one other place in
the world that e1cels this in point Of the
number and worthless1ess Of its ours, and
that Is Panama AL night long they keep
up their hidsous bowling and barking, with
cut any APPARENT cause whatever. One di-
uiuutiTe, NANCY Ehelp VIII start the dogs
and their name * l=giou-ofa whole street,
and the chorus for = half an hour i quite
deafsuing and sleep-destroyiug. What Is
worse, there Is good reason TO believe that a
large majority Of these pests escape taxation
Pity that We had not more stringent law il
regard 70 dogs, or else regularly appointed
tor-kfiIer-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

An IsTEzEsTISG SIGHT--Ou last Sunday
afternoon We saw 4 funeral procession
winding its way through our streets towards
the Suuauu Valley Cemetery, and we're par
ticuIzrly aftractsd,-1Ot that the sight Is N
unusual oue,-but from the fact that the pail
bearer=sigtt IN nznbsr-Esrs al little
girls Of Hawaiian birth but with more or
less Of foreign blood in their veins They
were al dressed in white with black trim
ninzs, and we're THIS, in very appropriate
manner, attending to the tomb one Of their
OWE cizss, the little daughter Of Mr.. J. G.
LeEis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

TEEEE Is some prospect that the present
steam line between Australia and Panama
will be discontinued, and that the steamers
viii Be laid on between the former country
and HOuolalu- II i well known that the
line a. II i now maintained does not pay,
but il could De kept up with Honolulu al
reduced rate Of expenditure, and, if counec-
tiou we're made with the San francisco line,
II would undoubtedly pay. Most OF the pas
ssuger travel between Australian ports and
Europe goes by the way Of Point de Gale
connecting with the Peniusular and Oriental
steamers; but when the Pacific Railroad L
completed, passengers and mails will narur-
ally come this way If a steam line should be
established between this port and Australia
Should the arrangements now IN progress
be eDmpleted satisfactorily the Honolulu
line viii be better kept up, aud trade will
certainly increase between the ports thus
connected Negotiations are now on foot to
make the contemplated transfer, and It s
quite likely that Ee shall have continuous
concentration By steam Eith Australia be-
fore long Tue route between Panama and
Australia viii rot be materially Heightened
By the ehangs-- Weekly Ala
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

ACTION SALES-We would call the atten-
ten q purchasers to the sale Of dry goods,
etc, to-day, By Adams & Wilder, AZ their
Rooms Also, By the sane firm, evening sales
% the nth 18th; evening sale At Public Hal
o. Dee Sd. Of China and japanese fancy
goods, toys ETC. Dee 54th, general nerchau-
disc Dec Slst, goods for New Years pres
entz. Barlow advertises to sell OF the sd
instant 4 large ard valuable assortment Of
CRY goods, groceries, etc; also, Wednesday
eTeaing. 18th iHss-4 Continuation Of Christmas
goods rsuaizing frou Saturday last; Dec. q,
evening sale Of fancy articles; Dec. g. even
ing sale, faney goods for New Years.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

NEw ADVERTISEMENT To-DAI--Appliea-
tiou Of Gov. J O. DouIiuls 70 C01uissio1sr
KAmzkan- for settlement Of boundaries q
Wai4nae, Oahu, a Grown La1d; aPpointnsnt
Of ?. Il TrssdWsy. administrator On estate
Of John Boshle, CT Lahaina, Mani; brig R9o-
- C0urHs, for Victoria, land II Paaoa 10 let;
regular packets for MauL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

SCENES ~ HOSoLrLr.-There has been
Al UnGz1al amount Of Illness IN the town
Of ats,-princiPsHE coughs, colds, and low
fsEsrss-ezzsed, without doabs, b. the very
anomalous kidd OF weather ever since sun
usr 6sg1n- L nay be characterized a haT-
isZ been s1ltry ever since the end q Aura.
the wind, most Of the tine, soafheriy and
enervEtizgs-hot a. IN oEgu during the day.
and DAMP and chilly Al nizht Wow and
then, the wind. for tEeuty-Eosr ho1rs only,
would chop rUznd to the uorthEard. eold
AID dasty, bit RAJ Trades We have had
1one
here have been 4 u1mber of ezses q
eiPtheria ano1g ehHdren, several q zhieh
have ended fatally We have hard Z aid
that, On the zppea-znee Ct the arstsguptous
q tie disease, -paIn-kIzsrT Tzbbed o. the
outside Of the throat, and gazgie Of dla-
ton of the same within, have proved cure.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

A BuEAED MArCE-LAst evening, AZ the
American Chs Rooms, 4 match game Of b1-
Ez-dz was playe5. q so points. for $50
side. between an sristeur from abroad and
yong Hawaiian The latter was winner,
leading L. points a the close. We hear
Il said that eocziderzbie cash changed hands
in the SHAPE Of bets on the result
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
AHAwAnaS MAksIAsE FkAsr.-on Friday


AHAwAIAS MAkkIseE FEAsr.-on Friday
last two Young Hawsilans took each other
" for better or for worse, . and celebrated the
joyful occasion BY giving grand feast On the
old gzs-w0rks premises A tent or "l2nai -
Of sails was SPREAD, and long tables laid,
which fAiriy grozned under the weight Of ed
feles, including. OF course, the inevitable ash
ssd poi in abundance. Some hundreds Of
men and women stuffed themselves to their
hearts eontest, and washed the food down
with liquid called mango eider-how man-
ufaeiured we have not learned. but its effects
appeared to be slightly exhilsrating. The
happy Bridegroom has lately returned from
an absence Of some ffteen years in California.
and Is said to have ''naee bis pile"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

AFEEGEASCE OF TEz HAKsoz-Most Of
the vhale-s that visited our port have Ieft,
either bond honevzrd or for the Whaling
grounds o1 the coast Of California and the
Pacifc Ocean In week OF two cur harbor
VII be nearly empty and those engaged IN
the Improvements ofoGr vharTes VIII have
4 better opportunity TO progress with their
work than they had for the last two months.
Al the materials required for these iuproT-
nents have lateiy arrived, whilst the work
Of dredging las been aszidzo1sly eoetin1ed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

L DE=IzAsLE iEFzoTEENT.-Feu notice
thAI the Government are about putting Up
a nanber Of street lamps The first one was
lighted On M0uday evening last, ca TIE cor
usr q King and Szua1g streetz. Il gave
very brilliant light- kerosene oil being ased
and was seen At long distance On the street.
The only tiEeulrE about the Use ofkerosene
( that, n high winds, Il cannot be used cut
Of doors The LegizIat1rs, il S to be hoped,
VII az IL 1ext session see, By the working
Of this initiatory step. the necessity Of hzy-
ing our streets properly lighted, and not de-
care, a vas ccEe AZ last session. that there
was 10 necessity for IL For the present, the
H1m6erof these huPs VII be cousned to
e'ght, the expense Of which VIII be paid ozt
Of the appropriation FOR the Police
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

BAxroE's azctiou sale &C Saturday evening
tast. Of faucy articles ard toys. for Christmas.
Was funy attended especially By the ladies.
he bidding WAS spirited and fzir prizes
were -zlized
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

SAILING OF BzENEN PAcKEr-The Haz-
aiiin Bark 4 ! Fepe Capt, Gersken, sails To-
day for Bremen, with fau cargo Of hides.
OIL bone, talloE and Passenger For the
last two or three years she has been running
between this port and New Bedford. each
tine taxing fu1 cary0 ofou, bone. etc,
Among the Passengers Ne notice the uane
Of Mrs Rice who il one Of the Oldest resi-
esatz on kazai having resided there tor up-
wards Of > years she i accompanied b two
ezughters and grznSchl6rrz- We also notice
the names Of two Of the Sistsrhood Of the
Sacred Heart, one Of whom returus to
Frznee % Account q bad health
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases q tAs Men fs- ne month e Deer
FsErsEK8 ~ cart RANz- sNrTH-

We are requested 70 state that special
meeting Of Hzwziizn Lodge Nc. g :, & 4
NJ vii be hsld a. taeir r0o1s on Q1een s.
o. Wednesday evening AZ :, 0EM
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

TIE RoszsT LASE-Tbis ere ship, claim
against which has been the subject OF Htiza-
tio1, has been laid o. for New Bedford, TO
take a cargo q oTi- By c L Richards & Co
She VII be commanded By Capt. DenHisou
Hampstead an experienced and Es1-knoEr
master Il the whaling Business, which fact
I'll ensure good care taken Of the oil shipped
Hv h4-r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

TH schooner Arr5 Ella, Of "a tons bzr-
thea belongingto the estate q c. q LeEerz,
was sod Al z1e1io1 O. Saturday hat By
Adams q Wider b. order Ct the sssiznees
for the sun Of $500 Capt Jane. Make
q UlApalakua being the parrhazer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

MARINE DIsAsrKR--An American brig
came into port this morning, having expe-
rieneed heavy weather at sea, losing her sails
and sll her hulwarSs on the starboard side.
As We 80 to press, We have not learned par
ticulars
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16


p.c s-Schr EAsz5e. FIR NsEEEL
Schr Eirry CarrErigh-. for v tial-a-
EaE 81 Tgl11l- rerwle,car- &c NsE Bssi1lrl
lQ-Schr Lazy Whire. flr Kauai
An Eh 81 Ocean. Barber, cruise
An VI 81 Onward P1lzer, cruise
SIR Nay. FIR Eauai-
SIR WtrEick- flr A1tgkas-
Schr Nsri.ia. sgr kaEaE1As-
Schr Isa5sila- fir M1lgstl-
scar ktte Lee. t.r AEzL
ban Va 81 Sea Scorr. WEshburu, cruise
An NJ o. Gsorge, Duvtz. cruise
An VI bk Prugrs.s. gCEdsn- cruise
I4-H1w ~ Coulet- Reed cruise-
An vi 50 Sea Breeze. Fisher cruise,
schr Prince. tlr kEuL
ScAr Lin. fl- M1tlk1i
ls-Schr F1iry Queen So HEEGl
SIR Ei1an. flr M
Schr Ny Elleu, FIR AEz--
schr Active, t1r N1uL
b schr FaFurit-. Mckay, flr Fict1ria-
An ~ Ehering. Lane. flr New Bs,iflr--
lt-H1E * Paps- 6eerk-l, Or Bremen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

pse. Il-Schr Pri1ce. f-uu EaEalL
Schr k.llli. fr1m NtEL
S-hr I'm. from H1aizl-
1z-Schr Acrivs. trvu HEEE-L
Syhr 1i1lta. rum ALtat
Is-schr Nstne herril- f-uIa kE1K-
Schr Eob ZsF, tym K0ui4u-
I4-Schr KITTY CartEricht- trum k-A-1A
scar Anus. truu HIEKL
l5-Schr Eaze Lee. f-1R M4aL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

NV CoAsEEz-The schooner CsEderg, re-
Gently arrived here, has been purchased By
Meszrz- c. v Spencer & Co, and VIII be PIT
on tie HiIo route, under command Of Capt
Babeoek, ate Of the 4aas<, vithdaEn for re-
pairs he C1Ldz-s i fne, stzazch vessel,
two years cd, built AZ Ipswich, Nass., and
has q carrying capacity Of 50 e3-l0o tonz-
she VII be dispatched On her first trip to-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
FOR sALEI

DUISART, Pere & fls Champagne,
IL Carte Bla1she, N ptatz azd gszrtz-
Fer Sale By
4 HACEFELD : CO..
Agents for Nessrs-
ss-aal kuiaart, pers sis Khes-A
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
BIRTH.

Al LAhAinA, Dee ssh, the wifs Of Archdeaeon Ma
s0n Of son
In this city, Dec. Is.h. the wife Of W. G. wOleyO Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
Private School.
yIR. * yIRs. HIGGNs

WIZ. & MRS. HIGGINS
DEG TO INFORM The INHABITANTS
Id OF HozoIaIz, that they viii open a Pr
v4ts School fo- Misses and BOYS, Gu Monday
the 2lzt Of Deesa.ber, az Ho0psr's Place.
Hotel street Eagiizh Brznekes with Vocal
and Instrumental Music
REFEREycEs GIVEN 4s-f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

OTEEsoAED--Au amusing scene occurred
At the wharf On Monday A policeman was
taking a drunken sailor On board his ship
The uau, eyiteotly wishing to have his spree
cut, resisted and struggled, but At length he
was pitched into the boat, which at once
showed on Bat the nan vas no sooner in
than be bounced Up and fsn over backward
into the water BE WAS Soo1 pulled on
board again, but in the confusion Of trying
to keep hin still the boat VAS capszed, and
overheard went Al hands, policeman and al
Being EaSaiianz, however, there was 10
Danger Ct their drowning. The only damage
was thorough 6ueking, and that the
drunken mans chest, bedding. etc, received
4 soaking n salt water.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
On Wednesday, the 23d Instant,

vi UOutiOouuJs tiiO Lou uiotuhtB
The Undersigned will offer for sale, SPLEEN
did Assortment of Goods, consisting Of
C0TT0NS-New Green Prints,
Fancy Prints. Pink Prints,
White Moleskin, White Long Cloth.
Heavy Twilled Stripes.
Brown and White Drills,
Heavy Denims,
Heavy Ticking.
Brown shirtings.
LINENS-white. Brown Striped Drills,
Linen Thread. Blouse Linen, Coatings,
Black and Brown Holland.
Merchant Navy Canvas,
Irish Linen sheeting,
Russia sheeting.
Russia Crash,
Scanning Twinss
Huekabuck and Turkish Towels.
Cambria Handkerchief,
Heavy Bagging,
Wool Packs
WO0LENS-SeotehF weeds,
Black. Green, Purple, Blue and Magenta
Blankets, Waterproof Tveeds,
White and Blue Flaunels,
Light & Heavy Blankets, Of
Ass'd sizes and colOrs,
Grey Horse Rugs
Pilot Cloth Jackets, Fine Felt Hats.
Black Alpaca Sacks,
Black Cloth Trousers,
Fine ass'd Crimean Shirts.
Tweed Shirts,
Wool Shirts,
Jean Shirts.
Duck Trousers,
Tweed Trousers,
Tweed Coats,
Regatta Shirts-
SUNDRIES-Cotton Umbrellas.
Black Silks, plain, wAtered and figured,
Ladies' Silk Tic.
Letter and Note Paper,
Envelopes, Copying Books.
Black and Blue Ink.
JAMS, JELLIEs, PICKLES, &e., dc.
Terms Liberal.
C. s. BARLOW. Aacir.
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TO LET!
House for Sale, on Kukui st.

- THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
In IN kukui Street at present owned and oeeu-
pied By Mr.. William Crockett
The house L in tine order. having just been
thoroughly repaired at an expense Of nearly
one thousand dollars Apply to
4s-lm ADAMS & WILDER
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16
PASSENGERS.
EXPORTS.

E0r yb-sarah ,. c. PER Farsz-rz- Dec lis HI
: SE.f.. Mr. Eeil1ss-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

In ADsuzA1rr--on Monday last, His
E0r0r. Chief Justice Alien, gave decision n
the case Of John NcEHestry W Jas. Wills,
Mister Of the ship IIz. 4zs1s, for an assault
o. the high seas Damzges were awarded
the plaintiff in the sun Of SIS. A ease Is
now pending before His Eouor, entitled
ksoui Ail4mA and others " T. MoItsno and
c. L Richaris, for salvage, in reseuiug the
Schooner Sstris NsrrE from the barratry Of
the Mister.
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REMOVAL.

A PEW CHARTS Of the WORLD.
u Of the csIsbratsd Edition Of Hsrmsnn
Berghaas. Large size, with the lstszt disscv- I
ss-Ia IA. scHAEFER 60.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-12-16

Police CoCEr--The cases of 4 Wood vs..
Sing Zitsch, and Sing ZItseh V. J. z Wood,
were Yesterday brought TO an end, so far as
the Police Court CT Houolzlu Is concerned.
By Judgment delivered BY the Police Jus
tee, J. Montgomery, Esq, in both cases
sgainst the japanese HIS Honor has had
the csse before hin for some fogr weeks,
50 that ample time has been taken for coming
70 deliberate opinion The President OF
the Board Of Immigration gave notice Of ap-
peal TO the Supreme Court On the part Of
the Jzuanese
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miscellaneous Items.

CAPTAIN G. @. Boutele, Of the U. S: Coast
Survey, whilst making :exploratlopss 8 IN! q the
neiphberhood :ef; ST. Helena Island, 5: u. re-
Gently unearthed a huge Mastodon; lying lu
bed Of mari. When discovered the huge mon
ster was fixed precisely in the position it Is 6e
leved' to have been when it laid down to dle
before the food. The skeleton was perfect put
a portion of the bones very soft, while other
parts are petrifed. The bones are OF enormous
size.. .,.....3 ......, ..~.. -. - :'
On Saturday the Office Of Messrs. Fitzgerald
Moale, stock brokers, Baltimore, was robbed
of their box, containing valuables, by some
adroit thief. The box, which was behind the
coulter, ,cpntained, ,s4,00oin Erie railroad eo9-
pom bonds 81, 1000 in Marietta railroad bonds,
Sl0O in gold, and some s65 in notes. :::::.
Talleyraud's memoirs were, to have. been
published this month, the stipulated 30 years
having elapsed; since his death but Paris
correspondent Of the New 7 orE Post SAYS that
they will not be given to the world for some
Time longer.+<ii {; {; t..s&it iit ~
Round dances are becoming more and
more unpopular every day among the fashiona-
oIe, and are rarely INDUCED In. The sooner
they are abandoned altogether the better. e: e:
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E. .ATWELL, ,
GROUND; PL,AS T E r..

WeSoffer GROUND PLASTER, delivered
ON the cars OF Wharves at nine liars, per ton
Of 224O pounds, in the purchasers bags; eleven
dollars per ton in bbls, or ten dollars pee ton i
We furnish bags, with the understanding that
the bags are to Be returned in tendays Il not
soretufned, FIVE cents per bag VIII be a1 fhsrgeaa
o,lr Plaster from the best Windsor, Bapqe Lump.
No refuse plaster ground at our mill; H. nm
! aac 16 49, RI SUTTLE 81 STUART i
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+ AMPS, LAMP GOODS 8 OIL.
Fl. z.l.,,,t.. ~
WIN. COGAN,

fiaa HSss Fom tor SfIS fhum to he
ior ilsstJ sIsIsan: Cut Ground and Plain Globes
iTP:;Is G5; ng al Kinds aid Sizes Brushes, Wick
and ali other goods in thetraas at the I! SSszes
soaabs p9es ,n Eipsaal ps aes epe pusehs
Is5gs ed at tUs eHtpemey De ldw and oerod t
;u iese bsndseme Parlor and Table camps had bet
ter COME quickly. - mH o~l
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FRIDA EVENING, APRIL 10, l868;1%, 3d.. r u
INSURANCE. f;''''' :

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MANHATTAN.t sr.',.'.s:a '''l :. !sa!,1:
s4I I1fFH A$;ut3[RANooht uRaiA1 z 4 to0{.<s". a.. s.st !" as
"n 'e.',% ~; ":.'>. :: z s"sI ~ ,s%,; ~
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sa.;u.:u;l:;'n:S. AGENTS:
,,. .,,,n.tt!.:l aiI :a.i| sEl.saal l. i,~t = i
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[s.; ,a.,,!.&N .:.alu,s..,.A ann a8.,nrn .,tt ~
sMALIHsH RAfFo /, or i "A n6oRrAN1Is1TY1s' 6oR ATT r.
f. RxPENsBsa LESS THAN 4 Z ANYseAisH ~
& .! I,i,i ~ :,:i,i---a,f vao..;ap 2:l ~
LIBERAL MODES OFPAYMENT1 OF
|, II =, v:t..s.nl. PRElAIUM aaiI.talsa It.
f. ed1NsURERs, REC cEf1sYE THE.L AKGEsT'
/ - BONUS EVER GIVEN - ,r'' 1'
az DIVIDENDS ,MADEANNU ALL YaoN
T.. Ill ..NLL p PaRTLG1RATLNGiial yd
nra..Ill:l !,PoLLCIES.,t ~ 'cit,.n
l. NO ~ s? 1T Il ATp;:" AvEs 4.
All kinds of iRon..forfgiting Life and Enaow-
-. 49,. -. .i....:5 I:sl'.--l \ inn. 4. 80.
,PQLICIES,,IN co N les I'll BiL.E.'
All Enjoyment Policies .aon7for hid hidit4a!Rhlls,
a.; i, .j.. after one payment. t..,;.,;a,iV ,j!,
Dr. EeuI1cK e b.: MsdicA1" 4 Efaminer 5' tils:'
THE. MUTUAL ...,- ....,'' III ii
- LIFE INSURANCE; co2MRl9AANS.Y1''. 2l' F 4 .1'..
.1J I... ,.:1, OF NEW, YORK 81 !.v, s..s
Cash accumulation on hand;::.,,: :ss5, ,Ooo,eooE
ALL BELo LoNG1NG 10 THE POLICY
49,. s.,. 10. HOLDERS iOF This - 1.s'!.s
i" - b." i,".' COMPANY. % .'''.'''E'' .A'
To business mep and particularly tto. the me N me9-
ehanios and laboring men',"A '.t' =: :;'' !@'''
:1Ia7s you provided for your fhmilies'ifn ev:ht
~, &c 1o,, NV doath . 'S5, .,l
naItis the bounden duty Of every good husband
and Father to make provision fof biz wife and
Children, chi and a. LIFE, POLICY is certainly
the cheapest anHsdrest means of accomplish
ing this end, ,"..-,."m,H .,..i, <..Y .A,
"A man 30 years old, can at a cost OF about
TEN CENTS a DA I secure TO MS 1allliiy ,'ne
,.,-r 80 .,.., ii"u, = !s.t' i.'t 2."''9''i
sum OF SzVVVV' al ...ti- 80" .','i..s"s-'.A l.!
Think of this, and act promptly, for Life rs
very uncertain. vi 80
! ..'' ~" THE MUTUAL -. a.. ..s.s ..r4
...r .. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYs r:.!'
1"a 1'i' i. i. OF NEW YORK. .":.I''",'. :, 49,.
is the largest and uaauestonsbly the. bost coqll l
,,; 'i..,"~' "'panyin the country :''-''"'3::
4 49,. c.......". T. Iii !" -.'''i .-'-.. --"''
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49,, ,.ia,.t., - .a~..W. p. ,CoRsE, Agent -
,y.,,a .-,i ...a 80" 2" .'.'No. 3d. King street,
4'"''''''" i:Alexand4iY,Va7
Il .:. ,i 81 -" Lilo. t...,i.. J;',i1' .i2
/, Doctor M. NJ. LEWIS, .I' .,." ..,.,:'i":i
,';"'. 80 '"5M Medical Examiner ''":':''''': ''
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GP,RING GOODS.

Just received at tTUBMAN,S, = :, ,,,o ,,,,no -, .
: SPRING STYLES OF WALL PAPERS,.
new and beautiful patterns Of Stamped, Eold,
Glazed and Unglazed Papers for Halls Par
lors, Chambers, Dining hoGms. &C.; new pat
terms Window Shades in all colors, at prices
that IT, cannot :iall to please Gall and see. ..4.
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mar Slim '-,','s lZ9, King st.
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ditions' to their Stock ofchoice'@ 7' ''s"'''.'
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Sides Shoulders and .Breusts.En ri sHEiao e!:'l
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sntIiai i=MINBstAND LIQUORS. s.@
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s!Aeigler, !,ss:iiFamilY N eetaS and other brands
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deifs E$Gz md M RsfFy WiHss, c, all o} Witch viii
eas6ld at Prices which cannot fail to please
laI al .fw,if3 a.u4;AV Err Y tS DAWIDSONy'
as, mar 2S-1na. i'.i 1926 liking st.t cor Al fired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-10

There is famous inventor: of fashions in||
Paris named Worth. When this truly great
man is composing" says correspondent nj, u ne
melinea on "a sofa, and one of the young lapIeS
of the ,esta bsh@ent plays:A erai; to to, hm aon
he tohposes chiefly in the" evening, ana says
ahe @ s e sr tRs ss5tag stsa seg sen s f9nTs s
2sds g!s ad T.. hesI &asZ The he M MS Esapssi S.:
--r- that he, could give her; o dress, butt ne
could not; supply style.' 49,. i..',.,,, '-.:>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-10

The Manufacture Of pew style sof t, .Raans4
has been commenced. tits made from: Manll-
Ia pulp, moulded on the block, then sptead;xHith|
dissolved shalls,iand covered: with Toolen 1eqk
or clothiers paste, till it has a aYelvet appear
anee. These:.is, however am 'obleetlen@ .t9;N,
which will be fatal to its popularity unless @
dealers dan deviSe ways and ;meangto 1emolHle =
it. II; does npt:;epat enoug The cost; on
manufacture does not ;exceed ten cents each.