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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-11
Machinery.

Il NIGHT Il Co, Dealers in Machinery,
IL Betting, Cotton Gins, etc, lT2 Grayier
street. o2o
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COMMERCIAL.
H0NoLnLn NOK 10. lses.

HONOLULU, NOV 10. 1865
By the steamer Idaho, which arrived gu Sunday,
We have San Francisco dates to the 18th ut On the
2lst the city was visited by a severe shock of an
earthquake in Consequence of which business was in
a manner suspended for some days. The damage to
the city Is said TO be very great although the paPerz
say but little on this subject.
We notice in a sale ofsugarH by J. C. Merrill & Co,
ex d. c. Murray, October 10, that Makee's brought
from slI O5 to sl3 25 . 100 bs; wsikapu, sl2 IS a
II SO, aud that the Refneries had advanced their
prices on all kinds Nc, with stock Of Rsws on
hand MolAsses, dull and nominal Hawaiian Rice,
1o5z@nc. Pulu, .Is@2Oc. Gold, by telegram from
New York, 1s4.
The bark D. C. Murray arrived to-day, with mer-
ehAndise and passengers to Walker Allen. The
bark Comet is loading and will sail in all next week
The British bark Garstang l. fully due with cargo
Of English goods which will complete this PaFs i'm
portations from Europe and the Eastern States.
The market is overstocked with all kinds Of pro
visions, and prices extremely low. whalers' ex-
change is being taken at 3ss1 per cent premium on
money. a
The bsfk Clara r. sutil was loading redwood lum-
Der at Humboldt for this place the Goth ult .
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


low. Am VIII blk Helen Snow, Campbell I'm Arc
tic, 1850 VIII oil, Il, 900 lbs bone.
5-Am VIII blk Benz. Cummins Halsey, from
0chotsk, go VIII, 90 sp, :, 800 bn-
Am VIII sh Josephine, Cogan, from Arctic,
1850 VIII, $50 sp, 16, 900 bn.
Am VIII blk Bagle, Mckenzie, from Arctic,
T50wh, 5000 bn.
Haw sh iOlani, Tsrwilegan, Isl days from
Boston.
6-Schr Nettie Merrill from Koloa.
Schr Odd Fellow, from Hilo.
Am VIII sh Europa, Mellen, from 0chotsk,
$50 VII, 1000 bn.
Am VIII Blk John Wells, Dean, from Arctic,
loo VII, $50 So, 1900 bn.
Schr Marilda from Hawaii
Schr Kamaile, from Molokai-
Schr Kamoi from Mani.
schr Kate Lee, from Maui
T-Schr Active, from Hawaii.
Stmr kiauea, from windward ports
S-Schr Mary, from Anahola.
Schr Prince, from Roma
Am stmr Idaho, Connor, IL FIN San Franco
Sam VII sh Rainbow, Baker, FIN Arctic, $50
VIII, 90 sp, 1000 bn-
l0-Am blk D Q Murray, Bennett, Is ds San Fr
U Stmr 0ssipee, guns, Capt L c Sartori,
q officers and 1l6 men, 19 ds I'm s'n Fro
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TIE Police having received information
that several parties were engaged In the
manufacture and sale of spirituous liquors in
the district of Koolauloa, last week, the
Attorney Generals Clerk, was sent to prose
cute them. Keaunui was fined 500, Kapu
Kaukani and Kuala were each fined $50 for
manufacturing spirituous liquor. Keaunui
and Palule were fined $500, each, for selling
spirituous liquors without license. All the
parties have taken an appeal to the Circuit
Judge
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Proposals for Fresh Provisions.

UNITED STATES NAVAL AGENCY,
Honolulu, Nov. 10th, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
y ceived at this Office UNTIL NOON ON
MONDAY, the Both instant, for supplying
FRESH BEEF and VEGETABLES to the U.
S. SHIPS OF WAR in this port, UNTIL
JUNE 30, 1869.
The Beef to be good, fresh marketable meat,
in equal proportions Of fore and hind quar-
tiers, and free from bone or gristle; and the
Vegetables to be sound and fresh, and assort-
ed ; one half Potatoes, one fourth Onions, and
one fourth Cabbages, Carrots and Tomatoes.
The articles to be delivered at such hour
snd place, and in such quantities, and on such
days as may be required from time to time,
and to be subject to inspection and rejection
if not equal to market standard by the officer
appointed TO receive them on board. Requi-
sitions will usually be made in the proportion
of one and a quarter pounds of Beef to one
pound of Vegetables. Payment will be made
on the 3lst of December next, and quarterly
thereafter.
Bids will be opened at Noon on the goth
inst, and bidders are invited to be present
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
FRANK c. COSBY,
1927 Paymaster in charge
GAdrertiser COPY ..t
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PASSENGERS.

Fzom shx FRAScIsco per Steamer IDAHO, Nov. s.
J Pfiuger wife and servant, Mrs Maitland, Miss u
b Goodale, W Ladd, W II Dimond, Capt Norton,
Rev bonner, II L TremAin, L Roosevelt, y S
Prime Geo Henderson, jos Tucker, Jas Richardson,
Jordan. NJ FleurAis, Jos Munich, Moanauli and
10 in the stserage-
Prom san Francisco per D. G. Murray Nov. 10
Mrs Capt Halsey, Mrs II Diinond, child and servant,
Mr. stoddard, Miss Hsisey, Capt Hampstead
Frank Brown, C White Worth, Chas eSOddard, II H
McCoughtry, J jackson, A W Harmon, u jacobs
2 Thompson. J Dixon, L x Macofnber, wife and four
children, II Roberts, Geo Hartford, W Spratt. J Cash,
Dixie, Yoke Henry, KakePee, KAPopu.
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SCHOONER EMELISE-This vessel, formerly
a coaster, which was bought and fitted for a
whaler by Messrs. Dawson and Harris, and
put under the command of the latter re-
Gently arrived at Panama, hailing 200 barrels
of sperm oil. Considering the short time
and cost of fitting her out, she is a very
good investment. The success of the Enae-
line, and the schr. W. H. Alien, we hope will
encourage capitalists to build up feet of
Whalers of this class
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A CARD.---The Management Of the Entertain
ments given at the Public Hall the Sd and 9th in
stant for the benefit of the Organ Fund Of the Fort
Street Church. hereby tender their thanks to all who
assisted on these occasions, and especially to Mrs
Ballistier for her valuable aid as the Pianist
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MAILs.-We have been favored this week
with feast of news matter, two mails hay
ing arrived during the week. The mails for
foreign parts will be forwarded per Steamer
Idaho, on Saturday next.
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ID L Il ID.

PATY-At his residence in Nuuanu Valley, at two
O'Clock this morning, 9th inst.) Commodore JOIN
PArY, aged 62 years.
SAHE-In Nuuanu Valley, after few hours i'll
ness, T. SAHx, aged about years and months
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thanks are due
TO Purser Nc. Clellan, for list of passengers
per Steamer Idaho, and also TO Maj. Bennett,
of the News Depot, for files of late papers.
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HONOLULU MEAN TIM

The U. S. Steamer Ossipee Capt L. c.
Sartori, arrived yesterday. She left San Fran
cisco on the 22d of October, making the
passage in 10 days.
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We beg 10 call the attention of our readers
to our Commercial Correspondence from
San Francisco which viii be found interest
ing in more than one respect.
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CLEARED.

ScE. 4-Haw bk WylIie. HaltermAnn, fr Bremen
schr Nellie, for Maliko.
sohr Warwick for MolokAi-
5-Schr Annie, for Hilo.
6--schr Hattie for Nawiliwili.
IAN VIII Blk Three Brother, Tabea, for cruise
and home.
e-schr Kitty Cartwright, Tor waialna.
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u. RYCROFT,
Notice.

TUNHE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH
IL Foreign Marine Insurance Company, limit
ed has received instructions to reduce the rates Of
Insurance between Honolulu and Ports in the Pacific,
and is prepared to issue Policies at the LOive
Rates, with special reduction Freight per Steam
ers. 'THE0. H. DAVIES,
43n agent Brit Fur. Mar. ms. 90. Limited.
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A CARD.
Rorn HAWAIIAN THEATRE.
Honolulu. II. j., Nov. Ia, 1868.

RoraI HIwuIAS THEsTRr.
Honolulu. II. J., Nov. 10 1863.
To he Offers and Ke,sJsTs Of the HeRolniE Fire
DsparfBseHf-G Gentlemen;
The Undersigned, having received the inequalities
Of your City and being esrons IL testifying his APP
probation Of the same, knows DO better method Of
doing 50 than TO 1especty request your acceptance
Of Complime ntary Benefit Oihe fund for the relief
Of sick and disabled Prenen, at as early date as
your convenience and the arrangements Of the Man
ageInent Of the Theatre will permit.
Wishing you prosperous career in the honorable
organization of Fire Department., early answer
is requested.
Yours in haste, Respectfully, D. MARTIN,
The Wizard.
Honolulu, NOVEMBER TO- 1865
Professor D. Marths-Dedr Sir: Your favor of the
10th instant is at hand in which you tender benefit
to the fund for the relief Of sick and disabled remen
We cordially accept your very kind offer, and would
appoint Wednesday eve, the 11th inst, a cOnven-
lent time for the benefit, if agreeable to you.
have the honor to be, very respectfully yours,
For the Honolulu Fire Dept,
C. E WILLIAMS,
Chief Engineer.
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Loss OF THE CHINA PAcKET.-The brig
China Packet, Capt. Ziegenhirt, which sailed
from Honolulu for Hongkong on the 22d of
June last, with an assorted cargo valued at
$4,000 and 5000 in specie, was wrecked
on one of the PHILIPPINE islands, and became
total loss. The crew and passengers es-
capped and landed in safety on the island of
Luzon, near Manila. She was almost a new
vessel, not over four years. old, and was in
sured in San Francisco. The greatest part of
her cargo was also insured in California com
panies. There are no particulars known as
to how the disaster occurred, and it is merely
supposed that she was disabled and driven
ashore in typhcon.
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RELIGIOUS ISTELLIGENCE.-Thef following
intelligence came to hand after the publica-
ton Of our last issue:
"on Sunday last, Nov. LIST, the Feast of All
Saints, one Of the most solemn of the festivals
of the Roman Catholic Church, was observed
with great splendor at the Roman Catholic
Cathedral in this city, when pontifcal high
mass was celebrated by his Lordship Bishop
Maigret, assisted by Rev. Charles Pouzot, of
Hilo, as officiating priest, Rev. Father No
deste as Deacon, and Rev. Father LEVIN Won
Heteren, of Ahuimanu College, as sub-Dea-
con- Father Leonard, of Wailuku, preached
the sermon, taking for his text the gospel of
the day, which relates to the eight beatitudes.
The Kyrie eleisOn and Gloria and other hymns
were well rendered by the choir, under the
leadership of Rev. Father Hermann. The
throne which was erected for his Lordship
for this occasion was well built. His Lord
ship used the new ornaments which were
lately imported from Paris, and they well
became him"
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SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL BE SOLD at Public Auc-
w ton for cash in hand, on the premises
at WILHELM'S BAKERY, the following
property distrained under Che law for the pay
ment Of four months rent due the undersigned
from said G. Wilhelm
writing desk, bottles pie fruit, bottles
ground pepper, q kegs sugar, lot arrowroot,
tobacco cutter, "a hour clock, l calendar,
l large platform counter scales, small scales
and weights, 9 bags buckwheat -four, chairs,
3 kerosene side lamps, lot carpenters tools,
2 biscuit cutters, 4 baskets, tub, steelyard,
l brass kettle, 2 bread troughs, gallon meas
ure and tin pots, / bread box, lot large
bake pans, l lot small bake pans, lot fire.
wood, hand-cart, wood axes and mallet, 2
shovels, 2 charcoal coolers, 3 yeast tubs,
serubbing brush, l bakers oven, Ito be remov-
ed within one week after sale) brooms, l lot
of sundries.
42-2t ROBERT LETT.
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Campbell & Co.,
-TEsTIMONIALs-

TESTIMONIALS
We the undersigned, Ship-Masters, have
used Nichols Co.'s Hard Bread for the past
four years, and find it superior to any we have
had in San Francisco. For the past two sea-
sons we have taken their Bread exclusively,
and do eheerfally recommend it as the best
for long sea service that we have used on this
coast.
(Signed)
JAS. R. HUNTING, Master Bark Fanny,
N. B. WILcox, Master Bark Massachusetts,,
W. N. BARNES, Master Bark Eugenia,
L. n. HERESDEEs, Master Bark Helen Mar,
D. R. FRASER, Master Ship Florida,
H. CooTY, Master Bark Harrison,
A. WHELDoS, Master Bark John Rowland,
and others.
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Loss Of the Steamer DBL NORTE-By adyices from
Victoria to Oct. a learn that news was received
there that the steamer Del Norte, Capt Winsor, from
Sitka for Victoria, Canoe reef in PORTER Pass,
about nifty miles above the latter port at nine o'clock
the morning of the 2lst and it is believed will
prove total loss. When the vessel struck, dense
fog prevailed, but the sea was perfectly calm. She
lies about quarter Of mile from the shore, her bow
under water and her stern out. A large hole has
been punched in her bottom All the passsnee
and large portion Of her stores and cabin fur
niture saved. The steamer Active was sent TO
her assistance.-EI. PdpeF.
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sAr FRArorsoo. NoY. 81. Isss.

SAN FRAScIscO, Nov. 81, 1858.
Ny owners have been using Nichols & Co.'s
Hard Bread for the past three seasons and can
recommend it as being A No. Ito keep on
board ship eighteen months-also that it is as
crisp and good at the end Of that time as when
first put on board
ABRAHAM W. PIERCE,
Agent for swirl & Allen, n. B.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Honolulu, Oct. 1s6s.-3S-2m
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WooIens,

Black and Colored Baratheas, Blue and
White Flannel, Velvet Rugs, Pekin Cloth,
Heavy Four Point Blankets, ass'd colors,
Waterproof Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds, etc.
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The Prints
Cotton Goods.

Prints, Moleskins, Shirtings, Blue Denims,
Horroek's Long Cloth, Brown Drills,
Blue Shirtings, Brown Shirtings,
Striped Ticking, Blue Jumpers,
White Drills, etc, etc, etc.
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LOCAL NEWS.
'hases of the Moon for the month of Nov'r

PREPARED BY CAPT. DAN'L SMITH,
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Linens,

White and Brown Drills, Blouse Linens,
Plain and Colored Derry, Coatings,
Black and Brown Hollands, Sheetings,
Cambria Handkerehiefs, Bleached Linens,
Printed Lawns and Linens, etc, etc.
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Hoclin, Wilson & Co.'S Oilman's Stores,
TANIsHs JAMS, JELLIEs AND BISCUITS,
Ind, Coope & Co.'S Ale, in glass,
Marrian's Ale, in wood,
Guinness Stout, in glass,
DunvilIe & Co.'S whiskey, in glass
and wood,
Perrier's Champagne, pints quarts
English Ploughs, very strong,
BEST WHITE LEAD, ZINC BOILED OIL,
Fine Earthenware aud China,
Fine Glassware, Yellow Naples,
French and English Paper Hangnss,
Blacl<smiths' Coal,
Liverpool Salt, ets., etc., etc.
40-4t THEo. ii. DAVIES.
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Crackers in Tins.

A MEXICAN MANUFACTURE. For Sale
u by f3s-3m1 B0LLES q co.
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Fresh Salmon!
Pearl Barley,
Cotton Canvas.

TN TWO GALLON DEMIJoHNs.
Il For Sale by [Ss-3m1 BOLLES 4 co.
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xsfsS HaW'n Steamer KlLAuEA,

Ala Tons per Register, with all her
Engines, Boilers, Boats, Tackle, Apparel and
Appurtenanees. as she win arrive on the l4th
Of November, after completing a twelve months
contract with the Hawaiian Government.
Sale positive and without reserve. For par
4I-4t C. S. BARLOW, Auct'r.
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Sundries,

Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Plain and
Watered Silks and Moire Antique,
Ladies' Ties, Lace Collars, Felt Hats,
Fancy Straw and Leghorn Hats,
Linen Thread, Writing Paper, Envelopes,
Stationary, Bagatelle Boards, Croquet Sets
Ladies' Fans, White Cotton and Linen
Shirts, Regatta Shirts, Crimean Shirts,
Alpaca Goats, White Duck Trousers,
Black Cloth Trousers, Jean Shirts,
Wool Packs, Bagging, Irvine,
Linen Towels, Linen Collars.
G0snelI's Perfums.
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Honolulu. Oct. Isss.-ss-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-01
A VIRGINIA HOUSE OF 45 YEARS
"A ~ .,--le> STANDING.
EARTHENWARE. CHINA, AND GLASS
- aas Ok WARE.

81. MILLER has just receiI ed and opened
his full FALL SUPPLY of all articles in his
line, which need not be enumerated, but which
comprises an assortment, equal to any, in style,
quality and price, that can be found IN any
other market.
He would respectfully ask country merchants
and others to examine his stock and prices, IN
the confident belief that he can furnish goods
at prices that will render it unnecessary to go
beyond the limits of the Commonwealth for
EARTHENWARE,
- CHINA, AND GLASSWARE.
In addition to such goods, he is prepared 70
furnish best FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, of
any size, by the box or otherwise; PUTTY, in
blsdders or in cans; SELF-SEALING JARS
for canning fruit, (Glass or Stoneware;) kero-
sene Lamps Chimnies. &c.
Plated and Britannia Casters, q handsome
variety Plain White, Gilt Band and Decora-
ted Tea Sets. Fancy Coffees, Mugs and Vases
of French China, Mantel Ornaments and Fan
ey Ware. In short probably greater variety
of goods than can usually be found in such an
establishment in larger cities.
Fail not to call and satisfy yourselves that
such are the facts.
TO our old friends in the Valley" and the
regions round about and to those beyond the
mountains, we will give friendly greeting.
sep l4-eo3m
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V1HE GREAT DIAMOND HEATER.

This magnificent Stove stands in the same re-
lation TO other stoves as the precious jewel from
which it derives its name does to other jewels.
ProGting by past experience, we have thrown
into it all the commendable qualities OF the
of our own, rendering it the best combination
of philosophy and mechanics now in the mar
ket and making it perfect stove. BY the ar
rangement the combustion of gases is perfect
and greater efficiency is obtained to perform
what we claim for it, with great diminution in
amount of fuel necessary. 1t is unequalled in
every particular, in beauty, in workmanship, in
durability, and as home necessity is peerless.
II is self feeder, and not likely to get out OF
order We earnestly invite comparison of this
stove with others, and feel confident Its great
superiority will insure the preference This
handsome and economical stove is for sale by
SEPT ENOCH CRIMES 49, King st.
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THE GAZETTE.
rqrrREspAY EVENING, DECEMBER /.

A LupIoRoUs and amusing incident recently
occurred in connection with the Gentle oppo-
sition to Mormon authority. A man coming
from the West stopped at the Hot Springs,
Just outside of Utah city, and having heard
much of their medicinal properties, was about
to hattie in one of them. After he had dis,
robed, and just as he was about to plunge in, q
stranger approached, and told him that he
could not bathe in that spring. The Western
Gentile's ire became aroused at once. and
thinking that it was another instance of Nor
mon despotism, he Immediately replied: -'ThG
II can't. IN like to see old Brigham or any
body stop me, and In he plunged; but he got
out sooner than he got in, for it was boiling
spring His anger against the Mormons had
not permitted him to ask the stranger why. ne
could not battle there, but he was determined
to show Brigham that he could not stop him
from bathing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-01
FANCY GOODS. MILLINERY, &c.
Oc KING STREET Oc
s. LINDHEIMER'S
MILLINERY EMPORIUM


The public are respectfully requested to ex-
anime critically the following price list OF q
portion of my large and beautifully assorted
FALL s. WINTER MILLINERY GOODS,
now opened and ready at low prices
Ladies Velvet Hats, trimmed In the latest
style, ST.. Do. untrimmed, Soc.
Silk Velvets, all variety of colors, per I'd. ~.
English all boiled Ribbons, per I'D, 60c.
Fine and Heavy English Grape, per yd. Sl.6O.
The finest imported French Velvet Flowers,
per spray, soc.
Fine Silk Ruches, only 20c.
Bonnet Frames, SOC.
Hat Frames, Zoe. lff
And q splendid assortment Of numerous other
articles at prices for cash. to suit customers, to
be found at v -.l-....
= S. LINDHEIMER'S EMPORIUM.
Also, large and we'll selected stock of DIR
GOODS, to suit the times and weather, at prices
low for cash.
In addition all such goods as can be found in
any first. class Millinery or Dry Goods Store,
are to be purchased here at prices equally low ;
and besides, large and newly selected stock
of the latest fashionable imported FURS, just
received and for sale at the lowest market price.
The public are politely invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves the above mentioned stock
of fine and unequalled goods before purchasing
elsewhere, and all attention will BIO shown and
any articles displayed without cost or lneonye-
nience. S. LINDHEIMER,
nov 23-tD21 SO King street
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STOVESl
STOVESl
s. CUVILLIER,

S. CUVILLIER,
Kells old stand, No. %, King street.
Dealer in all kinds of
EL-SAVING GAS-BURNING STOVES,
AND TIN WARE,
Viz: Cook, Parlor Hall, Church, Office and
other kinds Of Stoves and Ranges. Among his
frst-class Cook Stoves are the Excelsior, Mon
umenta Ironsides, VIM. Penn, Noble Cook,
Pennsylvania, Paragon, Lehigh Continental,
Old Dominion VIM Tell, &c, &c, all OF which
he warrants as recommended.
@a- Coppersmthing and Plumbing, Roofing
and Spouting done in town or country, at short
est notice and lowest prices, for quality Of mate
rial and workmanship. CUVlLLl Elk,
sen 7-t.Janl Alexandria, Va.
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BOOTS AND SH OES.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
1868.
.......KING STREET ...... :,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

The subscriber has now on hand and can al
ford to sell at prices to suit the times one Of
largest and best assorted stocks of fine goods for
Gentlemen, Ladies Misses and Children, and
heavy work suitable for farmers. ever before
offered for sale in this market. His long expe-
rience in the trade has enabled him to procure
8 stock manufactured from the best material
and in the most durable and stylish manner,
and on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. All in want will do we'll to call at
a. King street. before purchasing. His stock
comprises III part ....raa IS.
Mems Kip Boots, suitable for farmers;
Mems Calf Double-sole Pegged and Stitched
Scotch bottom Boots
Boys and Youths Calfand Kip Double-soie
Boots '-i-t.-a. . .aa
Ladies', Misses and Children's Calf Goat,
Morocco, Glove Kid, Turkish Morocco and
Lasting Boots of every style and description.
Mems, Ladies', Misses and Children's Gum
Shoes. te l-.&
Also,a good stock of goods suitable for country
merchants, to which wa invite their attention.
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