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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-24
Special Notices

special Notice eS.
THE HEALING POOL.-ESSAYS FOR
YOUNG MEN, who have fallen into vicious
habits, and now dosire higher life, and a bet
ter Manhood, with certain means of relief for
the afflicted. Sent in sealcd letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. Sept % 3mo
SPECIAL AOTICE.-To parties in want of
Doors, Sashee and Blinds, We refer to the ad-
vertisement &C p. P. Tcale, .ho large manu-
faoturer OF those goods in Charleston. Price
list furHished on application. July II 9mo
1- "OhI what an excellent Tonic" is the
language Of the invalid who uses SoLo-
MoNs' BrTrERo. N21
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

Navy. bis Aid de Camp; Chevalier Won
WipIinger, Post Captain, Commander Of
the Donda and the following employees
Of the Mission Baron Trauttenberg, Sec
rotary of Legation; Mr.. o. P6isterer,
employee in the Ministry Of Commerce !;
Count Louis Hunyady. attache of the
Mission and the follow ~. officers OF the
navy: Lieutenants J. kolb, H. Des-
chaaer. Count Auersperg. H. Poglayen.
F. Bartsch, 7. Trasch, DIR. H. Wavra.
surgeon in chief; Dr. Janka, second sur
geon j. Engerth, engineer; A. Raschin.
Purser; G. Widemann, cadet; 81. Lous-
check, cadet.
His Majesty was attended on this occa-
sion, by Ministers Harris, Hutchinson. and
J. NJ. Smith. Justice Widemann, Cover
nor Dominis, the Chamberlain, Major
Prendergast, Colonels Allen and Pratt,
Majors Hoffman,, Moehonua, and Kahanu.
More than an hour was spent in the
most agreeable social intercourse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

real estate by reason Of it-According
to their confused minds?? the buying OF
sugar plantations at wholesale prices. =
is great sin which they will never have
to record against the present holder
of the Finance Office though, why that
gentleman should not buy an estate, il
one offers for sale, at a price that makes
it bargain, and he has the means Of
paying for it, has not been made very
evident to any one. Nor will it be appa-
rent what is WHOLESALE" and what is
Retail. prices for plantation.
Again, speaking of the appointment Of
Messrs. Smith and Bishop, 10 the Board
of Education. he says: These changes
will both prove beneficial, if we are not
mistaken in the qualifications of the new
incumbents." And We: the editor Of that
paper, knew full well, that DIR. Smith
Joined the Board of Education, in March,
1867, nearly three years ago, and that the
present appointment merely changed a
temporary, into permanent one. How
therefore, this permanent appointment
jointly with that of Mr. Bishop, could
make the same body, more e in sympathy
with the liberal spirit of the nation, -
than the temporary one did, we fail to
see, and believe everybody else will fail
to see also.
He pirates about Premiership" and
yet if he knows anything of the history
Of this country, and the meaning of the
term, he ought to know that no such dis
tinction as between the members Of the
Government exists. The distinction is
not indicated by the Constitution, or by
Statute Law, or by the custom of the
Government itself. and hence the folly of
saying that the Premiership" can be "a
coveted position" to any member Of the
Cabinet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

The Japanese Commissioners, accredited to
His Majesty by the Mikado of Japan, arrived
on Monday by the Ethan Allen. The Chief
Ambassador, WooyenO Kantoe-no-Kami is
charged with the duty of inquiring into the
condition of the Japanese who were brought
here in the British ship SeiOtO, together with
the manner of their coming, and also all such
questions as pertain to their remaining here,
and the future disposal of them when their
terms Of service shall have expired. The
Vice Ambassador, Meewah sukeyeegie, is
charged with the negotiation of treaty of
amity and commerce with Hawaii. This gen
tleman has been in the Foreign Office at Yed-
do for many years, and is well acquainted
with the history and progress of the negotia
ton, which was commenced under the man
agement of our Consul General, Mr.. Van
Reed. in 1867. He is clothed with full powers
to make treaty here.
Yesterday they made their first official visit,
accompanied by the American Minister Resi-
dent, and his Secretary of Legation, upon the
Minister of Foreign Relations, and presented
their powers from the Mikado, and explained
the object of their mission. They also called
upon the other members of the Cabinet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

On SUNDAY, the various Sabbath Schools
connected with the Kawaiahao Church, held
their quarterly exhibition. The exercises
were interesting and spirited, though rather
lengthy; they consisted Of singing, recita-
ton In concert Of lessons from the Bible,
repeating Of verses, &c One little fellow
hardly three years old, stood upon the Seat,
and in a clear voice heard allover the church
recited a selection from Matthew. The
singing of the schools in concert, was very
good, and showed careful training. The
total number present was over four hundred
children, besides the parents and strangers
who were there. The Kawaiahao Sabbath
School Association, numbers seven hundred
pupils, including the classes Of Makua's-
The last Sabbath Of every quarter is devoted
to an exhibition Of the schools; the object
being to excite emulation and interest
amongst the Scholar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

The Christmas vacation of the Government
day schools in Honolulu, will extend from the
18th instant to the Sd proximo, commencing
the first term Of the new year, on Monday,
January Sd, 1870.
By Order of the Board Of Education.
W. JAS. SMITH. Sec'y.
Education Office, Dec LIST 1899
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List of Foreign Jurors,
Licences Expiring in Deer, 1863.

d ETAIL.-Dec. 7th. II. L. Chase. Fort s. !;
III 18th, DR.. McKibbn, Queen St. 18th,
All J, Ber'a; 2ist, J. p Hughes. Fort St; 18th;
Lam Gin, Marine st. It'll. Z Adderley, Fort
st. I'd, Tai Kan Kalaea sth, Alb Hama Puma
luu; I'd, r Newton, Kalnaaha; slst. G Brenig.
Honolulu 14th, All Man, HalaWa. Hawaii.
9th, Hapai 4 Son, Hilo Hawaii 5tb. Pang
Hang. Kona, Hawaii; I'D. Pae shun. Kona.
Hawaii stb. Holualos, Hawaii; It'll, Kapoha-
kimohswa, Uiupalakua, Maui.
WH0LESALE-lSth Bartlett.
RETAIL SPIRITS-9th. K eillil4nd, uni
on Hotel.
AWA-2gth, Per Treadway) Molokai.
BUTCHER-slst,c BOrnholt. Nuuanu St /;
Honolulu.
srALLIoE-sIst. @ E Taeksr. Eaapaku-
ca, Hawaii,
BOAT--2d. Kaauhau, No. ~. Honolulu !;
4th, Kaknha, Nos 2s & 20, Honolulu.
H0RSE-2d, Mahoe. No. l43; 10th. Kau-
wahiokalna, Moo. IA, l45 & LAG; 2lst, KaulE,
No. lat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

NoTIcE is hereby giTen that all persons who
are DESTROYS of obtaining Chinese laborer,
from abroad, through the Board of Immigra-
ton or otherwise, are requested to communi-
cate with the President or Secretary of the
Board.
Per order Of the Board.
CHAs. T. QUICK,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29


Legislative Assembly, will take place through
out the various election districts Of the King
dom, on the first Monday Of February next
The following places are designated for hold
ing the elections
HAWAII
District Of Hilo-New Court House in Hilo
District Of Hamakua--New School House il
Honokaa.
District of KOhaIa-NsH Court House il
Waimea.
District Of North Kona-New School House
in Kailua.
District of South Kona-New School House
in Honaunau.
District of Kau-New Court House in Wal
ohinu.
District of puna-Governmen School House
in Halepua-
District Of Lahaina-Court House in La
hama.
District of Kaanapali-schOOl House in
HOnolua.
District of wailuku-oOurt House in Wal
luku.
District of MakawaO-Court House in Ma
kawao.
District of Hana-Sehool House in Haouu.
District Of Molokai and Lanai-New Court
House in Pukoo, Molokai; and the School
House IN KaOhai, Lanai.
OAHU
District Of Honolulu-Court House in Homo
lulu.
District of Eva and Waianae-School House
in Waiawa and School House in Waianae.
District of Waialua-Sohool House in Wal
alua.
District of KOolauloa-School House in Hau-
ula.
District of KOOlaupOkO-oOurt House in Ka-
neohe.
KAUAI.
District of Waimea-school House in Wal
mea.
District OF Puna-Court House in Lihue.
District Of Hanalei-Court House in Hama
FERD. W. HUTCHINSON,
Minister Of Interior.
Home 0fsoe, Dec. 2s, 1869.
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Supreme Court Of the Ha-
waiian Islands, I'm Probate.

In the matter Of the Proof1 Before Mr.. Jns-
Of the WIN Of JAMES tice Hartwcll, in
LoUzADA, deceased. Chambers.
ON READING AND FILING THE
" petition of George c. Mclean. of Homo
lulu, Island Of Oahu, one Of the Hawaiian
Islands, praying for admission TO probate Of q
document purporting 10 be the Last VIII and
Testament Of james Lvuzada, who formerly
resided at Williamsburg, State Of New York,
U. s. A., deceased, and the issuance .f Let
tiers Discriminatory thereon 10 the persons
named therein as Executors.
n Is hereby ordered, that the SECOND
MONDAY OF FEBRUARY in the year Of
Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Seventy, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, DO
appointed for bearing said application. in the
Court Room Of the Supreme Court. in Honolulu
aforesaid, and that all Psrsons interested in said
estate be cited to be and appear st the time,
and place aforesaid, to show cause. ifany they
have, why said document should not be ad-
mitted to Probate as the Last viii and Tes-
lament Of said deceased, and why Letters Tes-
tamentary should not be issued thereon TO tho
Executors named therein. by publication Of
notice for at least three months previously to
said day Of hearing in the HAwAiIAs GAzErTs
and Au Okoa newspapers printed and publish
ed in the City Of Honolulu.
L. McCULLY,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
R. H. STANLEY,
43 13t Solicitor for the Petitioner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

Saturday, January LIST being New Years
Day, will he kept as a public holiday as usual.
FERD. W. HuTcHIs0S,
Minister Of Interior.
Home Once. Dec. Ia. 1869.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

II has pleased His Majesty the King to ap-
point His Ex. J. o. Dominis to be member
Of the Board Of Immigration, vice C. de Va
rigCy, Esq-
1olani Palace Dec. 2, 1899.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
Consular Notice.
MONEY to Loan.
FnrnnH consULArr.

90 I0A 90 applications to bor-
QO,fOf.JH. row this amount on Note
and Mortgage, in one or two sums. will Be re-
eeiTed until December zsth. 1869, addressed
to Box IS, P. 0. Applicants to describe the
Real Estate to be mortsagsd, and to D1enti5n
time and rate Of interest. Interest must be
paid semi annually, and the time not lezs than
two years. f8-3t
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PACKET LINES.
Liberal Advances Made ON all
Shipments per steamer.

Cargo for San Francisco will be received
Mt the Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for
the same given by the Undersigned No
charge for storage or carriage. Fire risks In
Warehouse not taken by the Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by
sailing vessels. Particular care taken of ship
ments of Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San
Francisco, will be received and filed by return
of Steamer
G3- Shipments from Europe and the United
States, intended for these Islands. will be re-
ceived by the Company in San Francisco, if
consigned to them. and be forwarded by their
Steamers to Honolulu, FREE OF CHARGE. ex-
cept actual outlay. as t 1r
va Passengers are requested to take their
tickets before u o'clock on the day Of sailing
and to procure their Passports.
All bills against the Steamers must be pre-
scented before two o'clock on the day of sail
ing, or they will have to lay over tin the re-
turn Of the Steamer for settlement.
II. HACKFELD 4 CO.,
Ism Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29
MARsHAL's SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
TN VIRTUE of an Execution issued
l. by John Montgomery, Esq, Police JUS
tice of Honolulu, upon a Judgment against +.
BERNARD, Defendant in Execution. in favor
of HERMAN SCHRIVER, Plaintiff in Exc
cution for the sum Of One Hundred and Four
Dollars, (Sl04.00) have levied upon and shall
expose for sale to the highest bidder at the
Auction Room Of Messrs. Adams & Wilder, in
Honolulu, on
Thursday, the Goth day of January,
A. D. 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
property, to wit:
ii pairs Boots, grained,
9pairs Boots. grained,
pairs Boots. lf-skin,
dozen Felt Hats.
6-Panama Hats,
~ prs br Linen Pants,
8 dozen pairs Wooden Pants,
% assorted Shirts. 2 black cloth Goats.
red wooden Shirts.
wooden Over Shirts,
l 10 pairs Denim Pants,
10 Wooden Shirts,
l6 pairs Drawers.
5 pairs Drawers, heavy. pairs do. cotton,
white Vests, Cloth Vest,
8 Wooden Goats. . White Shirts,
4 pairs Calfskin Boots,
"A pairs Heavy Boots,
ra IS pairs Shoes,
Satin Vests.
Unless said Judgment, Interest, Costs of
Suit, and my Fees and Commissions are pre-
W. G. PARKE, Marshal.
Honolulu, December q, 1860
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

The election of Representatives to the next
Legislative Assembly. will take place through
cut the various election districts of the King
dom. on the first Monday of February next.
The following places are designated for hold
ing the elections
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-12-29

Administrators Notice.

R. H. STANLEY,
43 l3t Solicitor for the Petitioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
Beck. Knox & Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers. T.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLsH
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST fHSS
SIDE OF WATER ST., BETWEEN 4s aa
DUKE AND WOLFE.-By virtue OF ueod
Of trust from James T. Crump and Wlie' oaoed
the 10th day Of October, 1867, ana 0; i I'm.
amongst the land records of Aie1snHfihS y Uub.
ty, the undersigned, Trustee Will sen, a ~ in the
snction. in front of the Mayors once IN 5lie
city of Alexandria on SAII 0 TD 0EGR3UND
Of August. 1869, at l2m.. the LOi or um0 M
On ths cast side of Water, between LUZ. LUZ
on TvoIfe streets fronting on water 81. TWEEN
shq taet and one hundred feet in DEPTH I'M /,
sy ,t.o1 nv a neat and commodlous FRA ME-
Unwilling, contsining ten rooms, lately the
tos;donce of James T. Crump.
ioTERMS-One-ffth Of the purchase money TO
be maid in cash the residue in three equal in
etalments at 6, II and l8 months respectiv ely,
with interest from the day of sale; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes of the pur,,
Chaser and satisfactorily endorsed, and deed OF
trust upon the premises; the purchaser to IN
sure the buildings and assign the policy to the
Trustee. Stamps and conveyances at the cost
Of the purchaser. Il. EN0h m,
jy20-ts 1rustoe.
4-The above sale has boon postponed until
SATURDAY, August 28th. aug 23-ts
n4SThe above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the % day of October next,
when it will take place at the same hour ana
lac aug 2S-ts
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Rx Green & Wise,

TReal Estate Agents and Auctloneers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF q
u decree of the Circuit Court of the county
Of Alexandria, Va, pronounced at its Novem-
Der term, 1866, in the suit of Char les 7. Shaw
VS.. James A English, the undersigned, Com
missioner therein named, will sell, at pubic
auction. on THU RSDAY, the Both day OF Sep
TENDER 1869 at u o'clock m, on the premises,
in tue city of Alexsndra. the large three GssA
story BRICK BUILDING now used by n.y.
east side of Fairtsx street, between King and
Cameron streets, fronting rs feet 8 inches on
Fairfax, and extending pack with that width
l23 feet more or less.
TERMS-One-fou fourth of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in equal in
stalments at 6, II and IS months, with interest
from the day of sale the bonds of the purchas,,
er, with security, to be taken for the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained until the
entire purchase money is paid.
GEO. WIN. BRENT,
sug .--ts Com. Of Sale.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8.

The GLORY OF THE WORLD PAssETH
AwAY.-A New York correspondent OF the
Troy Daily Times, thus, at the end of long
letter, discourses
"In this city no one seems missed. AT
least such appears to be the case 10 business
and professional circles. A man sinks and the
waves close over him. Then comes oblivion.
Is it not astonishing how quickly we are Tor
gotten? was led to this train of thought by
dropping into the Times office day. foor
Raymond was the great man OF this lournal,
its father and its glory, and yet he does NOT
seem to be missed. His death created usy
CONSERVATION, and was followed by pompou r
unersl, but it did not affect MY cens au,s
tisement in the paper The lines appILaa or.
in black lines once, and then came out as G1oei
full as ever. To read 1T now one ~ou.u uo'
.S;nL tbat RAYMOND was dead. Its reports,
;ts editorials, its news, are all there IN usual
variety. and Raymond, great as he was, Is
hardly missed in his own establishment. les,
in n great CITY people are of little account
We have SO many talented and brilliant minds
here that we can spare score out OF any pro
fession. There has not distinguished man
died iu this city for twenty years past whose
place was not Immediately filled. may say
the same thing of almost every public man
since the Revolution. Who missed , the
Adamses, Clays, Crawfords, NJ Leans, Web
sters, Legares, and long list of other men
distinguished for time, but now. with few
exceptions, forgotten? So it is with Raymond,
The editors write, the compositors rattle at
their cases, the newsboys scream, the presses
labor, and all goes on as though they had not
lost the great master of journalism, As L
passed the Times Office | looked up at Kay
mond's room, in the northeast coruer, deslg-
mated by blue curtain at the window Here
Raymond toiled night after night, and there
his pen lies on the desk waiting for its master.
Alas, the dead return not. They go to the
land of forgetfulness. How quickly, indeed,
are we forgotten p
TalIevran6. who participated in \ dozen re-
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EDUCATIONAL.

ROFEsSOR FIR. c. HAIR will give as
i far as his time allows, private Lessons IN N
in the FRENCH and GERMAN LANd-
OPPORTUNITIES will also be afforded for the for
nation of classes in any of the above branches
For particulars apply at the Alexandria re Fe-
male Seminary, no Washington st. sep 2-Zw
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NEW GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.

6 hhls Porto Rico and V. p. Sugars.
hhds Porto Rico and K. L. Molasses.
Is bbls Refined Sugars.
70 sacks Rio, Laguyra and Java Cofees. =,
Stierces choice Sugar-cured Hams, Maryland
and Cincinnati brands.
bbls Western Leaf Lard.
20 boxes Adamantne Candles.
gross Yeast Powders, Warren's, Rumiord'i
and Davis & Miller's.
bbls No. l Refined Coal Oil.
halt chests Teas, Gunpowder, Japan, Oolong
and English Breakfast
\ large assortment of Brooms, Buckets, Bas-
kets, Tubs, &c, &c, received this day and for
sale at as low rates rs can be purchased in my
house south Of Baltimore.
AVERY & DAVIDSON,
aug II 226 King ST. cor. Alfred.
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1OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

The undersigned having formed copartner-
ship for the manufacture of BRICKS, will con-
tinue the business of tho old firm of TUCKER
LUCAS 81 co at their kiln, on washington
street. near Hunting Creek All orders en-
trusted TO them will receive prompt attention.
j. TUCKER.
son 2-tf K Il. LUCAS.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The tax bills due tho City Council of Alexsn-
dria for the year 1869, are now due, and in
the hands of tho Collectors, who can be found
st their office, in tho market building from q.
m. to p. III. discount of ~ per cent will be
allowed on all bills paid in current funds on or
before the lst of October.
GEO. r. Blackjack.
Col Northern Dist.
s. h. FIELD,
ann 11tf Col Southern Dist
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The business heretofore conducted under the
firm name of TUCKER, LUCAS u co, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent
Messrs. TUCKER IL LUCAS are alone au-
thorized to settle the accounts Of the old firm
September l. 1860 sep 2-3t
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ct. JOHNS ACADEMY. ~,
= ALEXANDRIA,, VA

The 3lat Session will commence on Wednes-
dsy. September lst, and continue ten months.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Science and the ordinary
English branches, $3.50 session, payable quar-
terly in advance. ,u..;
The school is provided with superior Chemi-
cal Philosophical Astronomical and Eng'-
necring instruments, including iino Telescope
and y powerful Solar Microscope, and has an
extensive Cabinet of Minerals, and Library
of 900 volumes.
Tho new boarding house, 10 and IN frlnGe
e.root, has gas lnroiighout. with hot and cold
baths, &c and affords pleasant and comfort
able home to students from abroad.
TEACH Frs:
RICHARD H. CAHNE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
Greek, Latin, Natural Science and Senior Eng
glish.
MATES and Intermediate English.
REIN II. HARROW Err, Junior English.
AUGUST HENNING, German.
VICTOR BECKER, French.
JOHN A. VEITCH, Elocution.
WILLIAM +. CARNE, Photography.
j. b. CUNDIFF. Penmanshlp.
Miss MARY j. STEWART, Drawing.
JOSEPH {. FOERTSCH, Music.
For Catalogues, address the Principal, Lock
Box -, Alexandria, Va. aug 2-2awlm.
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COLLEGE.

NCLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
u Washington, d. G..
The session of the Preparatory Department
opens September 9Th of the College,Stpt., I'D
OF the Medical Department, October l;t; OF the
Theological department, October 9Th ! and OF
the Law Department, October 18th.
Tuition, $50, in tho Academic Department I;
one half RENTED to orphans Of the war grs'
tuitous to INDECENT students for the Christian
Ministry. For catalogues or further informa-
ton, address q. w. SAMSON, ID. D.,
Washington. aug l6.co4w President.
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v F. HENRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS

II F, HENKY'S SCHOOL FOX BOYS
This School, established in the year 1897
will commence its next annual session on Mon
day, the 9th Of September. In it are taught all
the Elementary English Branches, Mathemat-
les and the Languages.
The terms of tuition per quarter, in advance
are For the Elementary Branches SIS; Inter
mediate, $40; the Natural Sciences and the
Languages, SD or Sl5, depending upon tho
branches taught.
zss-Persons wishing TO see me on bushes;
may find me ut my School room, in the second
story of tho Friendship Engine House, on and
after the first of September, between the hours
of n. III and IL III. aug It'll
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Taleyrand, who participated in dozen re-
yoluuOns or more, and usually contrivcd to
keep on top, once said that the secret OF his
success in lie was to have his watch ten min
ntes ahead Of the rest OF mankind.
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TALL TRADE !
FALL TRADEl

II FALL TRADEl
We desire to call the special attention OF the
country trade to our large and complete stock OF
DRUGS,
SPICES.
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS,
Oils,
WINDOW GLASS and
VARNISHES,
all of winch NO offer At rs favorable figures ~
they can be purchased anywhere in the East
All orders and inquiries promptly attended t..
JANNEY & Co.,
aug 2i-lm No. l45 King st.
HAVING RETIRED FROM THE SHOE
IL business, tender my thanks to my form"r
customers for the liberal patronage bestowed on
me. and would ask continuance of tho same
for my successor, Mr.. 4. PAFF: Parties in
debted to mo will please settle their accounts 81
once, either ut my Office at the Spoke Factory
foot Of Duke street, or with Mr.. y. Auerbach'
No. log King street. as in few days will be
compelled to put all bills unpaid in the hands
of collector.
aug l0-2aw4w A. ROSENTHAL