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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-06-23

ARRIVED.

june lG-Haw Bark MauualOa, English, from Hum
phrey's and Reirsons Is.
Br Brig Fred Thompson, Brown, las days
from Holyhead
I7-Schr Kinau, from Maui
1s-Schr Prince, from kOna-
schr Annie, from Kohala
Schr Hattie from Nawiliwih
1Q-Schr Moi Reike, from Maui.
schr Odd Fellow. from Maui
schr Kate Lee from Hilo.
schr Fairy Queen, from Hanalei.
Schr Luka from kolOa.
2O-Schr Ka Moi from Kahalui.
schr Isabella, from Koolau.
21-slp Live Yankee, from Koolau.
Schr Kona Packet, from kOna-
schr PAuahi from HilO.
schr Mary Ellen, from Mani.
schr john Young, from K0olau-
Schr Manu0kawai, from Maui.
Am Ship Atlanta, 10 days from San Fran
cisco.
22-schr Kamaile from Molokai
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HYPocRrsY.-Thweatt, the little Senator
from Tallapoosa, telegraphs from Washington
as follows Washington, Sept. 30, p NJ
The Secretary Of War sends orders to General
Meade to Distribute, at once, the troops Of his
command, with an especial eye to the protection
Of the loyal men of Alabama. The Govern
ment is pledged to full, fair, and free ballot.
The Secretary of War never did anything Of
the kind, and Thweatt is very impudent when
he talks about the Government being pledged
to anything that is free and fair, especially the
ballot,-Aontgomery Nal.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of the Moon for June, 1863.
PREPARED By CAPT. DANIEL SIXTH.

"CABN'D, cRIBBED, coSFINED." The
Court, and members of the bar, for the Sec
ond Judicial Circuit, left Lahaina for Homo
lulu, on the Nary Ellen, last Thursday, P.
NJ, and arrived on Sunday morning,-only
about sixty hours, of calm.
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Supreme Court.

In the matter of the Bankruptcy of Achow
and Ayou.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
IN persons. that on this 18th day of June,
A. D. 1859, Achow 4 Ayou, lately doing bus
mess as traders, at Kailua, Island of Hawaii,
under the firm name and style of Achow and
Company, were this day declared bankrupts,
and order issued to the Marshal to seize and
take possession of their property, and Satur-
day, the 10th day of July next, at IL o'clock
noon, was assigned for hearing proof of claims
of creditors, at the chambers of the Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
L. McCULLY,
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, June 10, 1s69.-23-2t
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Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the
II Estate of GEORGE E. TUCKER, de-
ceased, of Kaupakuea, Hawaii, are hereby
requested to settle with the undersigned with
out delay, and all debts against the Estate,
are requested to be sent in without delay.
E. G. HITCHCOCK,
Administrator Estate of G. E. Tucker.
Hilo, Hawaii. June Is, 1S69.-23-Im
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Honolulu Water Works Notice

THE UNDERSIGNED begs to call
Il the attention of water consumers, to the
following regulations of the Honolulu Water
Works:
The hours for irrigation shall be from to
s A. M, and from to P. NJ.
Any person found running water for irriga-
ton purposes after the hours above specified,
will forfeit the unexpired term of his water
privilege.
Any infringement of these regulations, will
subject the parties SO infringing, to have their
water pipes cut off.
The half-yearly water rates will be due on
the LIST of July, and it is expected that they
will be promptly paid.
TH0S. LONG,
Superintendent of Water Works.
Honolulu, June %, IS69.-23-3t
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PASSENGERS.

PROM SAX FRANCISCO, per Atlanta, june 2-kob-
ert Briggs Harriet Banster, Chas Jewell
FoR SAY FRAScIsoo, per Murray, June 22-Mrs
Z johnson, Miss JuliaC Johnson, Miss johnson,
Mrs Ada Thompson, Mrs D Berry, Mr. Logan
Mr. Nebeker Capt Davis, Miss Mary Cooke, Mr.
Napela Capt Abbott. Mr. StOddard, Booth, I. Crit
fin Pnrver J Gustarson- Brooks, A johnson,
j Wiley II Malleft, Miss Minnie Cook.
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BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL |!
IIalxawao, Maui.

THE NEW BUILDING FOR THE
Il Boys Boarding School, at Makawao,
having been completed, notice is hereby given,
that the School will bs opened for the recep-
ton of pupils, on the
First day Of June next
ensuing. This School is to be under the care
of Mr.. R. W. ANDREWS. and his sister,
Mas. SARAH THuRsToN. who will endeay-
or to take the best care of all the children,
committed to their charge.
The course of instruction viii be in the
English language, and a reasonable amount
of mammal labor, viii be expected TO be per-
formed by the pupils, each day.
An annual Summer vacation, Of six weeks,
viii be given, during which time, the pupils
viii be allowed to visit their parents or guar
dams, if desired.
Each boy will be required to be provided
with, at least:
-FOUR nHlt1 VI ofciy -u1J ciotHess
One suit Of Sunday clothes,
One warm Jacket,
Two night-gowns, one blanket,
Two piIlow-cases, three sheets,
Four towels, and two hats.
The charges for board and tuition, including
washing, books and stationery, win be $500
per annum, for each boy. Two boys from the
same family, win be charged $40, and three.
500, all Of which charges will be payable
quarterly, in advance. In cage the washing
Of any boys clothes shall be done by his
friends or relatives at Makswao. $500 per
annum. or sl.0o per month. will be deducted
from the rates above given.
For farther particulars, apply to Mr. R. W.
Andrews, at MakaBso, or to
W. JAS. SMITH,
sec'y Of Board Of Education,
By order Of the Board Of Education.
Education Office, May llth, lsea,
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Gle AIRED.

June 17-Schr Kinau, for Hama.
lS-Schr Marilda, for Hawaii
Schr Isabella, for KoolRu-
2l-Schr Prince. for Hawaii
Haw Brig KamehAmeha v, Hickman, for
Guano Islands
Schr Moi Keike for Maui
Schr Annie for Hilo.
Schr Odd Fellow, for Maui,
Schr Kate Lee, for Hilo
Schr Hattie for Nawiliwili.
schr John Young, for Kauai.
schr Manuokavai, for Maui
sehr Luka. for KolOa-
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ID Il T. ID.

GREEN-At Makawao June 18th, Hattie Spring.
infant daughter of Rev 4 Mrs J Green.
Suffer little children to come unto me- and for
bid them not, for Of such is the Kingdom of Hea-
ven."
J0HNS0N-In Honolulu, June 14th, of Scarlet fe-
yer Ann johnson, aged years and days, eldest
daughter Of William and Margery johnson.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOMETHING WORTH READING I!
CASTLE g. COOKE
Just oPening,
THEIR
New & Fine Assortment of Goods
FRED. THOMPSON,
FROM ENGLAND,
COMPRISING,
The Finest Assortment 4 Patterns Of
LINEN DRILLING.
White Linen Sheeting, White Linen Damask,
White Linen Handkerchiefs,
White Linen Drilling,
White Linen Doylies,
Russia Linen Diaper,
Unbleached Cotton,
Blue Cotton,
Shoe Thread,
Linen and Cotton Thread, 4O-inch Burlaps,
Black, Brown and Green Lasting,
Crash TOwelling, Scarlet COburg,
Very Sup'r Real Black Silk Alpaca,
The Finest in the Market.
Superior Light and Dark Madder Prints,
Whalebone-frame Umbrellas,
Table Covers, plaid Damask,
Grey Linen Huckabuc,
Scarlet Twill Flannel,
Turkish Towels,
Gents Fine White Shirts,
Linen Bosoms, and Collars,
FANCY WOOL TwEEDs. BLACK DoEsKIN,
Fine Pearl Shirt and Vest Buttons,
Pink and White Silk Velvet Ribbons,
Pink, White, Scarlet, Blue and Green
Silk Ribbons, Stray Binding,
Buckskin Gauntlets,
Alpaca Braids, Drills
Lubin's Genuine Extracts,
Large and Small Sizes,
Very Sup'r Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Windsor Soap, Waterproof Capes,
GiIlott's Pens, 1903 and 404,
Superior Turkish Sponges,
Bottle Corks.
ALSO
Just Received, and On Hand,
Fine, Medium and Coarse Bleached L Unbrd
Cottons, Amoskeag and other Denims,
Blue Drills, Brown Drills,
Brown and Blue Cottons,
Calaifornin White and Grey Blankets,
Regatta Stripe and Regatta Shirts,
Fine, all Wool, Over and Undershirts,
Fine, all Wool, and Silk and Wool Whit,
Flannels.
A Fine asst of Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS 4 MATCHES
Downer's Kerosene Oil,
Polar Oil, Galvanized Iron Buckets,
Cedar and Painted Pals,
Wooden Tubs, &C., &c.
ALL OF WHICH
THEY ARE PREPARED TO SELL
At Very Low Rates.
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Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO-
i citation of Honolulu.-The Regular
Monthly Meeting of this Association, will be
held on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the
25th inst, at half-past Seven o'clock, in the
Reading Room of the Olympic Club.
T.R. WALKER,
Hon. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.
TO LETT!
NOTICE.

A s AM NOW COMPILING THE
II Items for my Directory" all persons
having charge of Churches. Public Schools,
etc., wishing to be remembered, will please
forward their memoranda as soon as possible.
Pastors will please state the name of their
Church, by whom, and when founded, the
number of Communicates, etc. School Teach
ers will please respond in like manner.
In behalf of tho Public,
C. C. BENNETT,
22-lm No. A Fort Street.
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DUMMY BAGs-By the bale or at retail.
VI For sale By [ls] B0LLEs q co.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
gtttu1.s anS Sflsrtings.

COLUMBIA C0LLEGE.-The concluding ex-
~ animation the Glasses Columbia College and School u
Mines for ihe current scadmca will take place follows
ln the College from Monday June 10 Friday June 10 inclusive
mencing daily at 10 o'clock exclusive Of Saturday
In the School Of Mines from Thursday June Friday June a
commencing daily hour exclusive Saturday June
Examinations for admission to the College will be held Friday June
Is and Friday Oct For admission the School Of Mines Tues
day Juus 29 and Thursiay Sept 3O
The Hundred Fifteenth be held
the Academy OF Mnse Wednesday June @ the
l0l o'clock n.
regents University and Alumni the College,
the parents Of students and all who interested education
PAP. BARNARD s. I. D., L. D.. Pr.sidsu.
NATIONAL HALL, HARLEM.-Miss ARUN-
~ DBL will deliver Lecture Napoleon III THIS uesiAyD
EVENING at tue above Hall Tickets so To obtained
Harlem Pos.Ofee, and at toe Hall Doors a. Lecture sa
NEW-YORK HISTORICAL S0CIETY.-A
ING. June l. 8ococt. WILLIAM b. OGDEN esq, will read
THE Pacific Railroad Its importance and InAueuee"
--l ANDREW WARNER Recording Secretsry.
T0 LYCEUMS, LECTURE COMMITTEES,
etc-THB AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU "a p6s prepared a
ob throughout tug country The Bureaus list iGclnd Irsn Nc
Carthy editor LoRdon Morning STAR Marx TEaa T. W. Hgson A
Rev Robert LAIRD Collier Edwin Whppe Olive Logan Kate Fields.
Benson j. Losing the Historian p b. Du Cbu Dr. Isaac HAyss,
O. Oseanyan Pref L. l0umans SamL L. Hewlett Wir Skies John
q SAKE Henry Nichols Prof Hitchcock josiah Phillips Quu the
Ref Gegge H. Hepworh Prof Rufus Adams Thomas W. kBoE.
George Waemso John PHkerp, and more whose names 1
10 tR4sgs YHATgvBs 10 LECTURE COMMITTEES
AppieGtionI PROMPTLY attended TO- Send ioF Circular
- AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU.
P o Box No. 6.7Ol No. lJ9 Nasssust, NsNYOrk CitN.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
Country 1roptrtp 60 gtt.

|
A STORIA, L. IA delightful RESIDENCE
"A the the Bs RvsT TO RENT s ss SaHgsr house
% % SsS: Saio'S 70 so1S SS % .firsis a. store So BS-
A COTTAGE at FactOryville, North Shore
n L. BrosdwaT and Aa6ett Eve minutes from hndrg
osSa @ dSa'IS GepJ LEWIS JOHNSTON ard 10 csps
nor RENT, or FOR SALE-A FURNISHED
HOUSE, stable garden fruit &C. beautifully located, on bish
rented ytry iOS satisfactory tenant Inquire No 10 East
Seventeenth st
Fine ysS Of The ts sod pure HOur'an air Apply to the owner "
pED BANK, n. J.-NO musketoes, no fever
III and sgus POr RENT furnished HOUSE nine
No. 5s 3os; BPos5Ts 81 FsFscH SFGoGB sR;i Gsar
TO LET for the SEASONING furnished
Y. IN direct: on The 3 Sound Lawn S sI;s.s1 s , 70 s %
sosD s from every sGe' good
sa 'R P1s' GEsR Sf In' S
V'O RENT, furnished, for the Summer-0ne
IL Of the most elegant MANSIONS in PAier.oR J. 'Pe1ddy
.% .D. nd ssrss, i2?s g.; b. SOD @
and all modern improvement Also for SALE gentle HORSES
good COW all yery cheap before June fimly
leave for Europe the a. For particulars address H. CROSBY
No 9 Conrllsndtst. OF on The premises
TNO LET, Furnished, FOR THE SUMNER
Aasto frame HOUSE aud ousquarr acre Of LAND. si staple
5 5 M R11 aS T .ig. T sGa % GS'1 Sss % & Gd Sd & d
BIfRcRfR son 1'9 n Tsis cd s' "
T0 LET. furnished, at West Morrisania-A
depot within IS minutes Of Tren Ihst Y. yeIy
place at Apply HOMER MORGAN No. Pine
st, or STANLEY DAY, No Gas Broadway.
FTQ LET. or FOR SALE CHEAPmzLn Eliza
beth French roof HOUSE apd COTTAGE pleasantly
situated. Address Dr. =. THOMAS Elizabeth. N j.
ITO LET-Furnished or Unfurnished, fine
PLACE at Cold Spring HarbOr. A. BBNTLY, 81 southst
VO LET-At Newark, \. J, the first and
Il third FLOORS Of the house 39 WsshngOnst in good
ngbobCod and with size Of lot &IlJJ
New Railroad
Broaast Price uut April 1870 800 Inquire Of D. A. NICHOLS
No 33l next door
no LET-At Madison, N j., modern built
HOUSE 2so barn and bousei acres
Of land With garden; situated high gound moderate to good
particulars address A. CARTER Madison, n j.
VOU can RENT a DELIGHTFUL COUN-
Il TRY HOME by calling on j. G. FREEMAN, 2l2 Broadway.
Prices $3.50 Oa per Houses furnished and uuu u'hcd
s---
So7rA ann Ennms.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
AlRos QUiMBr, Auct.onee
AlHOE QuNBI Auct01eer
ORANGE, n. j.
" AT AUCTION THURSDAY. JUNE 3, 1869, at P. IN,
TIE VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
CORNER scoTLAyD-sT.. AND TREMoSr-AyB.

House II greenhouse and conservatory barn. &c n
land On the l OurOOlpg Orange valley aud giving TIE iusst
view Of Orange hountd This property either for residence
investment WIN os'e inspection 1t is midway the VALLEY"
"MoNTROsB" soBs the Morris aud EcI Raoadnot Eve
walk sI, Near the valley Church fne garden
al ready for tie samnU % Dwarf pear trees % grape vines black
berry raspberry strawberry a and luxurious bearing
lawn foEsnug shrubs IN profusou short
place where very pleasantly sui reasonably cheap
Trains ior Orange Valley Ii5O q a., aud O'clock ?, m
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

1AMES n. MILLER, AuctiOneeT.-Sale at the
BTebsugs saleHoom, No III Broadway THURSDAY June a.
UNIONPORT-GREAT SALR Of SEVENTY THREE PLOTS or
THEE HUNDRED AND TEN LOTS the Eastern Bouleysh
sct 5oT Jsig Ea saed ohe BY tht Goa
making ULoupon wD 20 minutes by raj city Nine trains
ron daily to fremont aud Foham on th Harlem Railroad Forham
Harlem Bridge hoecars Syran Grove
Sylvan Shore py Ieguay from Peekslp Harlem This By
m tie best popeI offered small plots Wesctete this
maps &c dpplT 90 J. NJ MILLEF No. ~ PinesL
daily uulonpoLL Loek lom loot u " toa y Y
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
yOnq gsImN Seal 6stat, for saIr.

NOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-A fine FARM of
good improvement stock implements South
slis Railroad. L. PETIT FRAZRB. No IN Broadway, Room
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
A. J. BLEKcKKR. Auctoneer.
II TTTGFPS PARK ASSOCIATION LOTS.

GREAT LAND SALE
~ AT AUCTION OF
1000 ACRESl
BELONGING TO THE ESTATES OF HENRY SEYMOUR OF UTICA,
n. " AND JEREMIAH PRICE, CHICAGO, ILL, II ThB
CITY OF CHICAGO,
COOK AND WILL COUNTIES,
TOWN or JOLIET
DCPAGB AND GRUHDY COUNTIES,
on WEDNESDAY
THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE 1909,
AT THB SALESR0OMS OF
WIN A. BUFFERS Co.,
AUCTIOEFERS,
Nos s. T. g. AND u RANDOLPHSE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
The property offered public sale comprises the best and
near contemplated ouleys spd City PARIS presents
The beSi prospective increase any property presented or sale
TITLE PERFECT.
This property purchased By the parties ogeIug for sale d.
recily from the Government IL 1888.
DESCRIPTION.
Pamphlets viii he issued descriptive Of the property and It's subdivision
into blocks Of about I've acres each.
SALE PEREMPTORY.
SALE TO COMMENCE AT 10 O'CLOCK, A NJ, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL THIS PROPBRTY-WHICH, BY DECREE or THB
UNITED STATES COURT, Is ORDERED TO BIZ PAR
TITIOEED-IS SOLD.
TERMS or S4LEOreurh cash balance one two three
yeaGs interest annually At per cent
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
Executor estate Of Henry Seymour
L. G. PAINE FREER,
Administrator Jeremiah Price
WM. A. BUFFERS 6 CO.,
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PROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

Large House grounds
Hudson Rivers scenery uusurIGsd 10 the worlds location desirable
accessible by boa and No Efforts
this house emIAatcy cfs VIII June 90 ADDRESS john
BREASTED Prospect PARK Hotel. CaskuL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01
Surtim SaIts Of BtaI Gstat,.
D. II. PIER.oN Auetlouser.

III. PIHRhON. AuctlOQeeT.
RY A. u. MELLICK, jr., q BRO, AuctiOneers
I'D and Dealers in n J. Real Estate No. 26 Pnest, n Y
WEDNESDAY June 2 at l2:SO p m on the premissL
ATsnAl n j. about from n by tbs N j. Co.
and y miles from Rbsay These lots are beautifully situated bgh
ground Immediately the and eItened
Staten Island aud the 0rApgs MountsinS The Gsstou ubsaud
being bb the stetp q The Railway churches and within mil.
proceeds Of this Asd all sales made BY M Association shall be
for hs puoss bag DsT station sd 10 generally improving The
Train WIN leave the foo Of Courandst At l:l5 Lauch arrival
FoT railroad passes maps particulars apply at the onos
Ayena Association, No. l97 broadway 6l
gomeV jersey Ciy aud At the oce Of the AuOnsss No 2s
o. II. PlERsON. AucIoneeT.
RY A. ID. MELLlCK, jr., g. BRO,
~ AD'aone'" saa D Ressn s II New, Jersey Real Estate
PsD4Y Posfyk Jant sIiR y q Il o % yS e. The yE9Ts gTsg'
at
PLAINFIELD, N. j.,
being the Of David Coon. Lots situated
within eight ten minutes walk Of the Station (ses two 30 three
Es.', and 10 part Of ls town that Is IaPay improving Panied
e blue range OF mountains about one hour from Newlok ~ @
Central Railroad Of NswJerse with communication o. - trans
LBheh arrival Of the train railroad passes abd ful
particulars apply At the Ohcs Of the AuetOnee No 70 Finest
o H. PIEEsoS, Aueto9seTo ,-,.--
RY A. d. MELLICK, JR., 81 BRO. Auctloneers
ID and Dealers in NsvJsrsey Real Estate No 26 Pinest Y
GREAT sALB ar NORTH BIIzABBTH, n J.,
81 PLOTS EACH 5OIiso FEET,
e1oa to eity lots Also DWELLINGS, Msnsard roofs snd
thoroughly BY owner situated only three minutes walk from Sta
Oo coo fee. non Seaua Park With fns Tey o. STs - sAy S56 m
nhsbtut the City Han than ThItest with communities
tbe season the property being ever particular
Special t9ins from the Oot Of at m on the DAY
OF sale COLLATION. the arrival Of the tram For Railroad passes
maps '1' ROBERT DAVIS, No. 200 Broadway
OF the Auetioneers,
No. % Piuest n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-01

KINGSLAND MANOR LOTS, adjoining lands
81 Ruherfud Park Afs on At arcon A. j. BLEECEER,
son Co. viii SELL auction TUESDAY June 1852 -
EIha1ge No. III BrullFav
plot Of GROUND containing Ss acres beng part Of the late
toe kgsnd MAJOR sod The Executors Ia October
IL situated NsY0rk. Pennsylvania Cromwell, and MouaveS,
and contains about 800 c o IL bounded the north by the
the Ruhtud Park AssocaoH ard Mr. W Rpet
south by the Midland Railroad through Pouasy
southern front The Old road from Newark acfcu,lk
within 800 900 feet Of IT, Il Is Of the eligible Of
subdivision city lots for sale o.
York. old aud complete Maps
An No Ce.lr-sf hen.
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.SirIAal EssIsdI hd AMMAN faE SddhllI hlM

doctor. -Suchg good humur Ind its erect. The
old subscribers laughed in their sleeves and
subscribed agains When his course in favor
oof coercion was decided, his Southern Sub
scribefs, who we're in large majority on his
list, dropped off rapidly, but the large cities
Of the North sent him long lists Of new ones.
He vented his ridicule ON his Southern de-
serters in many instances through his col
umns. Here is one instance:-> s.~u
e s.s ''UNrv. VIRGINIA. May II, 1861.
prentice - F
''Stop my paper; ] can't afford to read abbo-
lition journals these times the atmosphere of
old Virginia viii not admit of such filthy sheets
as yours has grown to be-
''Nours, etc, GEORGE LAKE
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sONNETs, TRIMMINGS. ETC.
NJ r S. M. a, BIN D e r.
Artistic DES MODES.
1101,
n. w. Corner Eleventh and Ches.
NUT Streets.
.~grEE-ITB -


This opportunity is taken TO announce that have
just returned from Paris and London, with the latest
FALL FASHIONS. These designs being personally
selected and modelled from the greatest novelties
and trimmed in a superior style, VIII open y
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1859,
With French and English Dresses Cloaks Mantle
let's, Sleeves, and Chlldrens Costumes Robe de
Chsmbre and Breakfast dresses.
Dress and Cloak Making in every VARIETY
Wedding TrousseauX furnished at short notice and
reasonable prices. ---.----.-
keal Thread and Guipure Laces Roman and Plain
RibhoLs and Sashes. d. /. . - B., ~ = - :
Paris Jewery, newest style OF jet, Gold and Shell,
the rarest and most elegant ever. offered. Hair
Bands, Combs, and Regal Nets.
Dress and Cloak Trimtaings, the most tasteful that
are to be found in the French metropolis wholesale
and retail. -s.
= Bridal Wells and WFel tbs go
Kid Gloves, I5 cents and 81 90 per pair . ,
Exclusive Agents Jor MRS, NJ. WORKS. celebrated
system for Cutting Ladies' Dresses Sacques Basques
etc. etc. 8 Q stuthS
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SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
q, MERRlCK n SONS, q
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or Brass
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc
Retorts and Gas Machinery Of the latest and most
improved construction. .1 '5 ss--
Every. description OF Plantation Machipeiy, also,
Sugar; Saw, and Grlst Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oh
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters Pumping En-
gines, etc. F- ,-s .t'- -
Sole Agents for n. Billeux's Sugar Boiling Appa.
ratus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspinl
wall Woosey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machines. sos