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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-02
Co-Partnership Notice.

- THE E RSIGNED
~SEs{&Ra have this day formed a Co partnership -
-k#EsEA under the name and style of HARPER M
E8& CHAYTER, for the purpose OF carry
ing on the
Blacksmithing Business in all it's Branches.
Particular attention given to Ship and Jobhing Work. By
strict attention to business we hope to merit a continuance Of
public patronage. Il. y. HARPER,
j. I. CHAYTER.
Honolulu, October !, 1869. 697 I'M
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o. s not i~mprahabis that this new rouss, via New ssuns-
wick, Maine. vermont, and Albany, which 10 much shorter
than that via New YorS, win attract the through passengers
AMI mails. whieh can he landed in san Francisco inside OF
twelve days from L0nsinn. The whole tine required ~ ths
new roufs from Loaaon On Honekong viii be say thirty eight
days, which 10 considerably shorter Than the time hsrstofore
usually occupied by the Puninsular AMI Oriental steamers
A correspondents Of ons of the San Francisco papers. writ
ing about the progress of the Japanese who have seft'ei IN
Placer county. says that they have bought more land and sent
ts Japan fr more of their eoantrymen On migrate thithsr, AMI
setsls In this new tea district He farther says
The culture Il TN is really likely 10 add one more resource
of importance IN The many whieh are building mp California
The ten plants Cnnmb.rirg Se00Oool Ptnnt-d Oat by our new
settlers, hfve so Elr thriven. "a 10 not generally Known too.
that one u the cieafszt burning otis, ~China cd" 10 the pro
duet Of the tea nut, and adIs considerably To the pronts of ifs
culture. should the experiment. sueesed. We shall SON have
hun.irrsis % ta plantations laid cut, and "a 10 evident that the
suitable habor 10 % BE- obtained lont our CHINESE. and shortiy
frmnu nur Iunnurar nnnnlaflnna.
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DEPARTURES.

5--Haw brig Kamshameha ', Hickman, Dor Cuano I<ls)
zs--Am bark KufusoG, Atkinson. fur Puget sound- u
1s-Schr Nanuokzxai. NakAhi, br Maui
xs-schr Mary. Kaai, fr Kauai
27-schf Metric Merrill, Ctuney, fr Maui
f--Schr Ka Moi, Powers, fr Maui
t.7-Schr Psuahi, Babcock, Er Hawaii
g7-schr Jenny, Lambert, fr Kauai
y7-Srhr Luks, for Kauai
g7-8chr Hattie, Mia. for Kauai
2T-echr Kc1ui AGA. Rikekr, Er Kauai
2--Am bark Pekin. s<ymore, tor Hcugkong.
27-scnr Wsrwtck, John Bun, Toe Moiokai
2s-Haw bark r. C. wyie, Hairerman, hr Falmouth,
Engt2nd.
~ schr Martha, Berui. for Mani and Hawaii
2s-sshr Kamaile, BaIhssier, for Moiskai-
- -s-hr Isabella, Er Kauai AMI Nahau-
a. erhr Koua Packet. Whrffori. Soc Hawaii
40 schr ACTIVE. Melixh. fr Maui
xs-exhr Fzirv Qn~~n, smith. Gr kaaah-
1-s<hr uos Kefki. Naps, Es Maui p
I-schr Mary ElIsu. Crane, tr Maui
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For Sale Cheap!
A QCANTITY OF
SECONDHAND MACHINERY
WARRANTED IN ORDER.
Something New for the Ladies.

MOBILES PATENT TATTING sHUTTLE
IN and CROCHET NEEDLE Of IN
prettiess and most useful articles ever invented. A few. anished
in various styies-Tortoise-s shell and Gold Ivory and SILVER
Saudalwood, Koa. &c-wiil be found for sale 1t
6sS I'm II. n. WHITNEY,A
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For Sale OrLease.

~ A GOOD STONE house. FIT.s~
k:;: TED up as a Store, and adjoining the best Coffee ~
E,.I District, together with So acres of Good Land, 'FRONT.'
ing on the upper Government Road, at jKeilua, North Kona,
Hawaii. Title, Royal Patent. = For term48pply to
6e7 ct ID. w. MONTGOMERY,
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Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip.

NOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
~ TOFORE existing under the firm of 4
CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent All claimi
due to and from the late fl rm will be settled by the undersigned
who will continue the Stock and Dairy Business of the Puunu
Ranch. JULIUS L.
Sent. 70 1869. 697 1t
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New Goods Just Received
IAFONC e. ACHUCK,
Brig Carl Ludwig.
FROM CHINA.
Best White Mating of different sizes.
Colored Mating.
CAMPHOR AND LEATHER TRUNKS
ROPE AND CIGARS,
RATTAN CHAIRS AND LOUNGES,
Clothes Baskets, Ladies' Work Baskets.
CHINA TEAS,
Consisting Of
Sweet Meats, Preserved Cumquot
PRESERVED GINGER, DRIED LIGEE,
Peanut Oil. varnish. Gu, Tobacco: Straw Slippers, Palm Lea!
Fire Crackers and Rockets,
BEST CHINA AND CALCUTTA RICE.
Nn.Lin Cloth, Mosquito Netting,
Tile. for Gardens, Porcelain Ware,
CHINESE WOODEN RICE MILL.
And all Trimmings for Cleaning Rice.
Window Blinds. Feather Br00ms, Tea POy''
Lacquered Ware,
Ladies, Work Boxes, Backgammon Boards,
Paper Boxes, Tea Trays,
Fancy Boxes, Cabinets,
wardrobes.
Gold Jewelry,
Gold ard Ivory Carved Bracelets,
Silver Card Cases,
Silver Thimbles,
Silver Pant Buckles
Crystal Bracelets and Breastpins.
Crystal Necklace and Earrings,
Ivory Breast Pins,
Ivory Card Cases
Ivory Chessmen.
Dress Goods,
Silk GAUGE Of different kinds, Ribbons,
Plaid SILK, handkerchief of different kinds
Silk Szshes, Feather aud sandaiwood Rans,'
Suits of Silk Pajarmas, Cork Hats,
AFONG d ACHUCK,
ess Ct No Is Nuuanu street.
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Sh8ps. Malls.

For Cav FssScIsco-Per stnr Itaho. Oetober 20th-
FoR LsHAISk-Pcr Neff.e MsrTin. Monday next
FoR nIIo-Pcr Kate Lee, Nocd1y.
Fos KxHrLUI-Per IA Nc, N01iay nexr-
Foa ksUaI-Per Hattie &c Laka. NOaIAy.
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Supreme Court--October Term. 1869

EIHOREIGN JURORS, AND ALL
II who may be Concerned. are hereby notified tina. Trials
before the Foreign Jury will be commenced ON Monday morn
ing, October 4h, and proceed in order Criminal and Civil forth
with. BY order of the Court.
697 1t l.. MCCULLY. Clerk.
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atb-tus,p gtaI 6statt for Sale.

AT ORANGE, n J.-YILLAS. VILLA SITES
n and FARMS vsnsiJ beautifully situated hst hon
SALE low Ako coun sst aud House, Hf Ter
the season or year By BLACKWELL SMITH No 7 BpdssJ
newton so N m. Orange, eoruer Mas and Con.ss 90
Ill WANTING FARMS.-Good soil, mild
N climate and healthy. % miles south o. philadelphia Pee ga
The rapidly than mosi any oe pace
In the L. s. Tboushndt settling. Address
CHARLES X. Lands. Vineiabd New sf'sy.
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furniiuI,.

A CARDIFF consequence of continued i'll
~ health shall stock Of FURNITURE for the
rrIt advance Of prices retiring
from consisting Of Furniture otherwise Looking
Bedding Goods warranted delivered free To LEl
Chairs ior Funerals Parties Lc g. W. SNkDBN. a3 Bovery,
Bet Stanton Honston-stA
Second Furniture Store from either
CABINET FURNITURE.
~ Pstcls. FURNITURE PhTor Library. and Chamber Suites
Of styles
warranted.
BOHNENCAMP LS SOSSAU, MANUFACTURERS,
No ga Broal.ay bet T~eu rs and Twenty sseond'S
Oi,r, from tho country promptly attended to-
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MIU WWIENo. 4y J adNIr , =. -Ah dsganL
= lot in rear Horatio-st 2JI9J termf very hbsfaL
HATCH & RlKKE I'm BualNhv
A NSON HUBBELL, Real Estate Brokei have
N ing purehaid tie BUSINESS 81 the late W. BENEliCT will
continue old stand 53G SIhve between Th' fourth
and Thrty.fhhst ASSON HI BBELL, late With W BHEDlCE
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Situatiuus mant,b-- Smalrs.

A SITUATION WANTED by a German
"a girl to do general bousewok cook washer aud oner
City references Apply at No Firstst. BoWery
A n AMERICAN LADY of practical expert
nee Housekeeping and the Care Of ChH wishes for STU.
ALTON gntemAns family where she would have entire
Good rersue yeu Address Box 1903 Concord Mass 33 Quincy
st, Brooklyn n Y.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
~ obe iodnd at Mrs HILDs GERMAN INSTITUTE l27 Norfolk
between stanton and RTngtonst
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring TO purchase rent subj property
will ind it TO their interest to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
paper, and In addition 10 this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
will be found, only EewYork and all it,
villages but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 20 the
reader. We would especially well on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements In eaen
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value Of It's col
umns advertising medium. The charges for adyer
tsng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line. About ten words OF
wide columns average ue Terms, cash In advance
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Situutiuns manttn- -malts.

A YOUNG MAN, a good BOOkkeeper desires
~ SITUATlON Parties not desiring the exclusive
services Bookkeee have their books posted and balanced
small with
references Address e. o. d. Tribune Ofee.
I ITERARY.-A SITUATION WANTED by
h experienced REPORTER aud EDITOR Address g. L. Box
3J0l GeueralP. o., n. y City
SALESMAN - BOOKKEEPER.- "A SITUA-
- TON Young Man SALESMAN in Wholesale job
hing House SingEntry BOOKkEEPBk References furnished
Address s. r., Boz l5l Tribune OGce
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Stlv @antto.

A GENTS WANTED everywhere to SELL the
~ AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. the only practical Family
Knitting Machine invented Price as VIII Knit 10000 stitches
per minute Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO. BoIsop
Mas. or, 81 Louis 80.
NS1ANTED--AGENTS, $3.50 per month, 10
w SELL the only GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price 49, Great inducements
Most popular sewing Machine Of the daymAke' the famous
SttchW do Kind Of that be done
machiu.-OOO sold demand constantly increasing Now he
Agency Send o ereui Beware n1ugsrs Ad
dress SECOMB Co. Boston Mass Pittsburgh Pa St Louis No
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Friday, Dec. q. 1869.

INV 1OHh' Ffhay, Dec u, 1863
The following sales of real estate in New
Jersey and Kings County have been made recently by Mr.
George T. Jacques. real estate broker, Of this city:
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Professional gutitts.
q,ntistry.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the suss,Ase o. ni,rous oxide administer The
nothing bat EXTRACT TEETH and DO that
WITHOUT PAlNso 1900 testify thsr at as
smss No 10 Cooper lng.lte
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City Sruptrtu to gtt.

OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
~ COMPANY having removed Offices sos Broadway
Of lh offer TO let their late Offices at 29l Boadws
0fRssde'I Apply on the premises
Two LET or LEASE-The large and first
class ronfron STORE No sol Broadway through Mercer
and few above Broomes 3T2e0 feet let for three
ye 20 approved tenant possession May 1870 Inquire Of
HOMER MORGAN, No 2Pinest. (l6D
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Sruoklpu 8taI Gstait for Salt.

LOR SALE on Gates-ave., Brooklyn large
t.e,ory aud extension BRICK HOUSE aud FOUR ibis OF
GROUND has all the modern Improvements Prce Ioderse
terms satisfactory. NJ. A rutland & Co.. BeckmanSt. y.
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% @lhum it MN Confirm.

% clkm it NM Confirm
ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS against the
~ ESTATk Of CHRISTIAN MEDIC deceased late OF the ctT Of
Brookyu D. Executors and Trustees
will aud testament u said CHRISTIAN NEIDlG
required pursuant order u the Court Oft
Of NesYo u present Of their claims the undersigned
their Leots ADD Brooklyn, T. d. e
WlsmsbugbJ on or before toe 28ih day Of Janusrr 1910
SAMUEL TAYLOR Executor.
Dated Oct a. 1859 CHRISTINA ERlDlG, ETecutrI
Cr,Tos IiorsE NTvloRE CsmEcroRs OYYcE Dee o. 1853
NOTICE.-To Shippers of Merchandise to Cali
~ forua-1nvoices DUPLICATE o. al Merchandise Except
Bonded Goo shipped hmus Of Panama
FILED The SEVENTH DIVISION wiha FIVE DAYS aor
sailing which the Merchandise shipped Said
ofPscge, MARKS description Of Merchandise
Quantities. lD, gala, kc }, AMI EALL rs
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S99939 999S9g997

vs. T4q4 SS9Y9 SSSS
ITO THEsWORKING CLASS.-We are now
70 furnish all classes With constant employment a. home
TIE sho o Business hight
profitable Peons easily from SOC 50
evening asd proportional BY devoug their whole time 70 the
busn-A BoTs aai girls much That All Who
his their address aud the business
unparalleled ogrT To not well sAthsd will
70 troable Pull valuable
pie wLeh and copy Of The Peoples
Larr sHd best family pu
bsd free By nail Reldsr want psrmARsni probable
worn address X q. ALLEN Co, Augusta Maine
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city tonight, and offers an attractive programme
Mr.. James has been prominent member OF the
Arch Street company for the past three or four sea
sons and during that time has made hosts of ad-
mirers, and we feel assured that his many friends
will be glad Of TINS opportunity Of showing their ap-
probation OF his ability
Tomorrow evening Mr. Crag's beneft will take
place.
On Monday Mr.. John Collins, the Irish comedian
VIII commence an engagement, and will appear In
several OF MI ms most popular representations
-, At THE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs Watkins will appear
tnls evening IN the Irish drama OF Trodden DoCn or
Under THO FIdgS ~
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Watkins will have a
AT THE CHEsNUT Byron's buresaue Of L,,cretia
Borg'q VIII be performed this evening by the Elise
Holt Burlesque Troupe. Tomorrow evening Miss
Holt will have benefit
AT THE THEATRE CoMIovE Miss Susan Cation will
appear IN A Marriage By Lanterns. The performance
Tomorrow Mr.. Thomas Whfln will have be-
neht when Ching Cho,o-Hi and Jeanette'S Wedding
will be presented. Mile SOhlke will appear on this
occasion in one of her favorite dances.
ON Monday an adaptation of Mime George Sands
STORY OF La PETITE Fadette viii be presented under
the title OF Florette the Cricket.
AT THE AMERICAN large number Of talented
artists VIII appear this evening in an attractive va
AGRAND CONCERT will be given this evening at
Concert Hall for the benefit Of St. Josephs (CathOc)
Mr. T. L. IIarkins, who will be assisted by Madame
Mozart, Miss McCatfrey, Mr. George Simpson, and
Mr. 7. ABecket Jr. tirst-class entertainment
PROFESSOR JAMES MCCLINToCK, M. D., will deliver
the fourth lecture of his at Concert Hall
anatomy and physiology tomorrow evening.
OLE BULL will give grand farewell concert at the
Academy of Music on Monday evening next, assisted
by several eminent artists. This will be Mr.. Bulls
las appearance in this city previous TO his departure
for Europe,
MRS. f. MoRDAUNT will have complimentary ben.
eft at the Academy Of Music on Saturday, May 30.
fine entertainment may be expected and we hope
that the affair will be a brilliant success
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG will appear at the
Academy of Music on June 2 and g. in ri Barbiere d
SeUiglid and Don Pdsqudte.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
sFnust,, by the Richings Troupe.

GOunod's opera OF Faust was performed last even
ing for the benefit Of Mr. j. f. Zimmerman, the
treasurer of the Richngs troupe. The very unplea-
SAINT weather had the effect of keeping the opera
goers at home, and there was consequently not SO
large an attendance there should have been. The
opera was very creditaby rendered throughout, and
Miss Edith Abel, who appeared as marguerite" for
the first time, achieved a decided success. This
young lady has improved wonderfully during the
eighteen months that she has been upon the stage,
and both in her acting and singing she appears to
have just appreciation OF the requirements Of the
lyric drama. Her personation of Marguerite" al
though little crude in respects was very good
indeed. She acted with much force and expression,
and sang remarkably well. With practice and study
Miss Abel will be able to make decided impression
IN this role Mrs. Seguin is of the best dSebels
on the stage and Messrs. Campbell and Castle sus-
tanned the parts of ''Mephistopheles" and "Faust'
with GOOD effect.
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DIED.

BEARDsLEE.-on the 18th instant SARAH A., wife
Of Amy A. Beardslee daughter OF Henry and Elizabeth
GetZ, aged "a years
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
father Passyunk road, below Philadelphia CemeerV
Sunday afternoon, the 23d instant, at o'clock.
DAVIS.-On the 18th instant, ALBERT LEWIS, son of
John H. and the late Harriet Davis in the I'D of his
age.
relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
father. No. 305 N Twentieth street, Saturday at
o'clock.
HUHN.-On the 18th instant, Mrs CATHERINE
HUHN, aged SO years.
The relatives friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
son, John r. HUM, No. 422 s. Fifteenth street, Satur
day afternoon, the 22d instant, at 4 o'clock.
PRIOE-Suddenly, on the 18th instant, Mr. SAMUEL
@. PRICE, aged 6S years.
The relatives friends the family and members of
the Pilots Society, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral his late residence No 800 s. Front street,
Friday afternoon at o'clock To proceed to Lafayette
Cemetery.
sHUGARD.-On the 18th instant Mrs. ELIZABETH
SHUGARD rsct of the late George Shugard, in the S9th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of her
daughter Mrs Susan Dagger No 1915 Fourth street. on
Saturday the 22d instant at o'clock Funeral to proceed
to Germantown.
sMITH.a,on the morning Of the Goth instant, after
lingering illness, SARAH LOUISA, wife of j. LLOYD
smith, and daughter OF the late Jeremiah Van Brun in
her 30th year, ,,
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CITY ITEMS.

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. Hih choice assortment Of .
ioced styles IF Piece Goods TO be made up order by competent
and experienced Cutters and Wornen MEMS Pouths
Boys and ChiIdren's garments Of eoery style.
HALF WAY BETWEEN J BENNETT 4 Co.,
FJh and TOWER HALL,
Sirh streets. No. 5l8 MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 600 BROADWAY, NEW York.
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Still Another Complaint and Response.

A gentleman residing in New Castle writes us
note stating that our correspondent, in describing
the antics OF Mr.. Dobbs at the time OF the enter
tainment in the New Castle jail yard, ''has done an
old and respectable citizen OF town New CASTLE
gross injustice in the false use OF his name by ap
plying it to the unseemy conduct Of an individual in
the yard ;" the person whose name was thus misused
being at the time confined to his house by a severe
Illness The writer OF the communication thinks that
our correspondent "was evidently imposed upon by
some village liar"-people reared under the shadow OF
the plory, it seems, will prevarcate occasionally
There was no such prevaricaton in this case however
as our correspondent was not aware that there was
person by the name Of Dobbs residing in New Castle,
and applied that name to the exuberant individual
merely in a generic way, suppressing his real name
out of consideration for the two little boys whom he
had In 'tralnng,"
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The City Amusemenrs.

AT THE ACADEMY or Music AdsanielIo will be per-
formed this evening.
10 morrow Mrs Bernard will have farewell
benedt when TTaUidtd will be performed. AS this
is The ast season OF the present organization, we
hone that Mrs. Bernard's services in popuarlzing
EngIish onera will receive proper recognition.
A final matinee performance Of Mariana will be
given on Saturday. a., a.,-,- .
Mr.. /. L. JAMES announces llS nsV DeuenV Ia tnls
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MAR REED.

COLWELI-RICHARDS.-On the 10th instant. by
Rev Henry Green, ID. D., of Princeton N J S. II. COL
WELL to ANNIE M RICHARDS.
HAEHNLEN-MEURER.-On the 4th instant, by the
Rev. p. s. Henson, LEWIS HAEHNLEN, JR., to LAURA
W. MEURER all of this city.
OSMAN-SUTTER-On Thursday evening, May 13, at
the residence of the BRIDE by Rev Warren Randolph of
the Fifth Baptist Church, Mr. j. REED OSMAN to Miss
LIHIIE =. SUFFER-, both Of this city
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NV. Corner of EIGHTHand CHERRY ST,

IsA,1 FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
SNgS5- in Grass Wreaths Grass Sprays Ros
Wreaths Wild and Field Flowers wreaths and Sprays
Just received The largest assortment in the city at j. S
bohuENehls D old established French Artificial Flower
Store, No 81 North NINTH Street above Market whole
sale and retail
N. B.-Ladies in want of something extra in French
Flowers rtheir hats bonnets should give ca553
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SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.-Messrs Birch d Son
No lilo Chestnut street. will sell tomorrow friday
ing assortment of superior walnut and rosewood
parlor chamber and dnngroom furniture carpets,
age chamber furniture four superior cabinet organs
ing machines, looking glasses china rustic chairs
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HATS AND OAPs.

VII WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTl-
and fitting Dress Hats patented) in all ths
improved fashions Of the season OHKSNUT StTse
door to the Post Once uDs"S
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 73O Chestnut street.