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arranged in alternate stripes. This bag contained
some old parchment, curious relics few light gar
ments, and smaller sack containing COARSE pow
DER made from certain roots known only to herself,
the secret Of which she chung to with the tenscty
of death. She sailed forth from her wild mountain
home, to act the Good Samaritan, with this unknown
vegetable powder, which she claimed possessed q
wonderful power over all diseases incident to the
female sex. She termed II "womb physic," with
which she proposed to cure all Affections and de-
rangements of that organ and kindred complaints,
FREE OF CHARGE With such ngular magic did she
relieve all who applied, that within few years her
name and fame became known far and wide and hum
dreds of suffering females applied for relief and
turned to their homes healthy and happy. Many
were anxious to know her grsat secret, and large
sums Of money offered If she would divulgs 1t
but che stubborny refused.
During her solitary life, she became intimate with
only one woman, noted midwife some miles distant,
to whom she promised to
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SECURITY, CHEAPNEss, LIBERALITY, PRO-
GRESS AND SUCCESS MARK AND DIsTIN-
GUISH TIM MANAGEMENT OF THIS
COMPANY.
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The laws of the State of New York, WHICH AP-
PLY TO ALL POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COM.
pANY give an insurance effected for wife or chill
dren, to them exclusively. free from the claims Of
creditors.
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DIvULGE HER SECRET

before dying. In few years. as the sombre shades
of night began to close around her tottering frame,
she impaired this great secret to this friend.
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| GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
ORGANIZED In 1865.
ALL POLICIES soN-FORFEITABLE.
oNE-THIRD LoAN elvEE.
NO NOTES REQUIRED.
STATEMENT
Policies tsa forcs............... gao, 100000
assets ....-. ..,.r"....... $,oVVsuOV
Annual tMeoua e................." 100000
Lossse paid....,......,............,,." sco,ooe
LAsT CASH DIVIDEND SO PER GENT.
The dividends Of this Company nre based upon the
Contribution system, and the entire profits of the
Company are divided in the most equitable manner
among policy holders. :.
The laws of the State of New York. WHICH AP-
PLY TO ALL POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COM.
PANY, give an insurance effected for wife chill
dren, to them exclusively free from the claims Of
creditors.
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disguised with the present General Assem-
bly,, and rejoices that the time is drawing
nigh when like the baseless Fabric of q
faded vision it will dissolve, but unlike it
will leave a soreck behind It thinks that
but few will be permitted by their con-
stituents to return to vex it next year, and
yet by threatening them with the pains
and penalties of defeat it makes last
effort to induce them to do something for
the good of the State and the suffering
people thereof 1t warns them:
People dressed in little brief authority
used, according to old accounts, to play fan
tastic tricks. We do not know that the Gus
tom still prevails. But if it does, we woald
suggest to those who are dressed with the little
legislative authority of this State, that, as the
term draws so nigh TO its close, this sort Of
play had better be stopped
The time for final departure from the CITY
Is close enough at hand to remind rejecting
men that worrying election trials will be on
hand, and it will be well for those who are to
% canoidates to act now as much like unto
country folks as they did just before the last
election, and as they will try to do lust before
the next election.
1t is useless, neighbor. The worst of
them will be able to pull the wool over
the eyes of their constituents, while the
innocent alone will suffer- 1t is ever thus
A great many will never come back. Re-
publcans will be returned in their place !:
and if the election of Senator be post
poned until next fall, we shall elect a Re-
publican.
The Wing is sarkastikle," as Artemus
was wont to say, on Augusta county and
its metropolis, Staunton. 1t says there
enent:
Augusta county in territory, population and
wealth bears the same relation to many of the
eosnties of the State that the whale bears to
the minnow., Her people are proud of her and
regard her almost as the State. Nor is Staun-
ton, her capital, by any means disposed to hide
her light under bushel. While abe acknow-
lsssss that shsis but part oftks great soznty
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PROFEssEONARs CARDS.
CAM'L NJ. PAGE AND PHILIP WOOD have
- formed a CO partnership for the PRACTICE OF
LAW il all the courts of the city of Richmond and
counties of Henrico Chesterfield, Powhstan and
Amelia.
Will attend other counties in special CAGES.
Address PAGE a WOOD,
oc 24-tf No. 20 Governor street, Richmond, Va
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NroNE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DOME UP IN
steel engraved wrapper, with fac-simile..of
Chemical Warehouse snd.uigned
sal-dAw IN. T. HELMHoLDs
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WHAT SHE OBJECTS To.-The articles of the treaty
of Paris most obnoxious Russia, and forced upon
her by the alliance of France, England and Turkey,
are, of course those which prevent her from fortify
ing her southern coast, or entering the Black Sea
with her navy. These articles are as follows:
Art IL The Black Sea neutralized. While open
to the mercantile marines Of all nations, its waters
aud ports formally and in perpetuity inierdeied
to vessels of war, whether belonging to nations
having territory bordering on il or otherwise.
ART 49, The Black Sea being neuiralized bya fore
going provision, Russia aud Turkey engage Deit'er
to construct nor maintain any naval or military
arsenal upon its coasts
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SUPREME COURT of the Hawaiian Islands

GUPRENIE COURT of the Hawaiian Islands,
- in Probate In of the Estate of Her late
ROYAL Hghness VICTORIA K KAAHUMANU--Befor
Chief Justice Allen in Chambers.
On reading and filing the petition Of John o. Dominis Ad
mnistrato Of the Estate Royal Highnes that his
final account as such Administrator may be allowed and
that he NAV be discharged Iron the said trust
II i ordered by the Courr that SATURDAY, the seventh
January A. D. 1871 at II o'clock in the forenoon be
hereby appnted for hearing the said petition
before the d Chief Justie his Chambers in Honolulu
at which time place persons interested appear
and cause any hey have, why the same should
not be granted.
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Dated Honolulu, Dec. 16tl, 1870. 4s3t
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

TTJHE Undersigned having been appointed
i Administrator Of the Estate Of the late Peter
Smith. Of Honolulu, hereby requests all persons to
present thsr claims within six months from the date
Of this pubcation they will be forever barred j;
and al persons indebted the above Estate are re-
questsd to make immediate payment to
W. C. PARKE,
Honolulu. Dec. 81, 1870. [5l-4tcl Administrator.
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1t will be seen by the above distances
that Sydney is really but $50 miles furth-
er from San Francisco, via Honolulu and
the Fijis, (both of which are in the direct
line), than Auckland, distance equal to
about two days steaming of the vessels
now employed on the route. This makes
difference in favor of direct route to
Sydney of $50 miles, or three days steam
ing. 1t therefore looks reasonable that
the Australian Colonies, being the most
fourishing and popqlous, will eventually
insist upon the main line OF steamers run
ming direct, with branch line to Auck-
land from the Fijis. Indeed, the distance
from San Francisco to Melbourne via sgd
ney, by the direct line, would be less by
about 200 miles than that to Sydney, via
Auckland Tahiti has been spoken off as
probable port of call instead Of Homo
lulu 1t is true that the route via Pape
etc is about 80 miles shorter to Auckland
than Honolulu, but the danger of the
navigation over the direct route is much
greater than by this route, besides, it
seems to be one of the objects of the colo
nists to develop by the new line of steam
ers the commerce of the FJis. These Is
lands are about 1900 miles directly west
of Tahiti, and to visit them would take
steamers out of their direct path from 500
to 1000 miles, delay which is not to be
thought of when time is one of the princi-
pal objects
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-11
Alabama Claims.

In the Nesc York journal Of Commerce
of Dec. lst, we find the text of letter of
Hon. Reverdy Johnson to the President
of the Great Western Insurance Company,
on the subject of the Alabama claims.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-11

Il accordance with Section Il Of IAN act TO repeal
Chapter 10 Of the Civil Code, and to regulate the Bu
rr.a of Public Instruction." approved January 10Th,
A. D. 1865, Rev. W. P. Alexander has been appoint
ID school Agent for the 2nd school district Wailuku)
q the Island Of Maui.
By order Of the Board Of Education,
W. JAS. SMITH, Sec'y,
Honolulu. Jan. 10th. Is7l.
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Be 4 known to ali whom II may concern That
CsIvIS :. NATION, Esq-, Of Ohio, Through the me
dun Of His E1cellency Henry A. PIERCE, Minister
Resident of the United States at this Court, having
presented this Department his Commission from His
Ercsllency the President Of the United States Of
America which Is found TO be in due form be, the
said CA1rIy :. MArTooS. Is hereby acknowledged by
order q Hrs MAJESTY THE King. Consul Of the
Uu;ed States Honolulu and all his official acts
sueh are ordered to receive full faith and credit by
the Authorities Of His Msjesty's Government.
Given under ny hand aud the Seal of the Foreign
oass al Honolulu. this 2sth day Of Deer AD. 1870
Isl C. c. HARRIS,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
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DrraErlrExr OF FoRrrex ArrA1Rs.


ofeiai Notice has been received at this Depart
n-ut from His Italian MAjesiy's Government to the
following eject That the Roman Provinces [the
Pousise.l siAtss by Royal Decree Of October last,
sanctioning the Plebiei;e which had been taken in
shsse Provinces had become integral part of the
Kingasn q Isaly. cHAs. c. HARRIs.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Hsnelals. Dec. 81. 1870.
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NOTICE.

yUyHE UNDERSIGNED, IACHEL0R OF SCIENCES AMI
Il Arts respectfully begsto inform the public Of Honolulu
that he is prepared TO give lessons in the French Spanish
Latin lanrnages EN- FENARD, B. s. A.
Address Post Office Box 4. 0l
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CONSIDERABLE has been said in the pa
pers, here and in San Francisco, in regard
to the distances between the various
points on the route between San Francis
co and the New Zealand and Australian
Colonies. We give below, what we be-
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Juvenile Periodicals.

Our Young Folks (monthy) y)................. 90
The YOUTHS Companion (weeky).. ............ so
DeTnorest's YonDg America (monihly) ......... 800
The Chicago Little Corporal (weekly) ....... 2 so
The Boston Nursery (monthly) ..-......... -. so
MerIy's Museum, Boston (monthly) ........ -. $50
ChiIdrenis IIotr (uonthlv1 o
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER
ship existing heretofore Messrs Samuel Allen
Wood and Daniel Munro Keepers House, Land and
General Agents this day. 2ls December, 1870, dissolved
by mutual consent Samuel Allen Wood to the
business pay debts qtracted by the aforesaid hH
and collect all debts due to the firm to the above date
S. A. WOOD.
Witness DANIEL MUNRO
Honolulu, December, 1879 5ll3te
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ILLUSTRATED PAPERS.
MisceIIaneous Papers.

News Of the World Il numbers Is cents each -. 90
Steamer Bulletin, .......... 100
The American Agrcuurist (monthy) ............ so
Lesies Budget Of Fun (Donthly) ).............. so
The SceD ic American 90
The Country Gentleman (weeky) ............... 90
Rural New Yorker (weekly). 90
Army and Navy Journal .... ....... ......... S 20
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California Periodicals..
Religious Papers.

New York Independent Congregational organ) go. =. 90
Christian Union or. W. Beeehers paper .......... 90
Chicago Advance (CongTegational) 400
Boston Congregatioaais .......... 90
New York Observer (Presbyterian) ........... 90
Evangelist ...................s. 90
Tablet (Catholie) ............... -. 90
Boston Pilot Mathoiicl 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-11
Q CARRIA "A GB M "A TERI

Best Hickory pokes Hickory
Elm Hui ,hm3x 6to9x
Hickory CrssBa
nky for Bg Carriages Sea pn Tire dSpnnr rStel
rConeri andA AntR
Sae Shaft, PoandYO Tips achpl
docago StumpJ Joints. Top PropsS aIons
Carriages Tire
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BITS, BRIDES SPURS, &c. &C.
Japaa ounhn
MARKET BASKE STOCKS AND DIES
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$. B. SENTONS
New Patented Selt-Feeding Base Burning
PARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.

>. Is. SEATON'S
New Patented Self Feeding Base Burning
PARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.
Mr.. ). B. Sexton is the original inventoro Of tho
Illuminating Baltimore Fire Place Heaters.-
His several succeeding patents have been i'm
pruveInrnts, until th: last is the superior Of them
all 1t cAccls all the popular Fire Place Stoves
in beauty of finish, tasteful carving, and IN heat
ing power 1t is tho result of twenty-five years
practical experience in inventing and inanufic
turing Fire Place Stoves, and combines all tho
improvements of our former Stoves, with addi-
tional improvements made this present scaSo"
This Stove is decided success Several hun
dred of thcn We're put up in dwellings during
the latter part III the Fall and during the Win
ter, and We havs received many testimonials
giving them the highest praise for powerful
heating capacity and economy in the ronsump-
ton Of fuel.
THE DINING ROOM QUEEN.-Wv have
added new Fire Place Stove to our list this
season. This Stove is suitable for dining rooms.
1t is very ornamental and would answer for bar
l"rs als" II has the convenience of 4 large oven,
which rnn be used for warming plates and heat
ing irons, rs we'll rs baking and boiling.
PARLOK HEATERS, which are Top Feeding
and Self: Feeding Stove. They are beautifully
finished and OF great heating power.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
5. b. SEXTON Il CO.,
Ill West Lombard e.. Baltimore.
For sale in Alexandria by
iy 3l-6n TllUS. HOY.
NyEW W Il Ill PAL PER-.
':.. j. p. CLARKE
Is now receiving I his S ! osTpEIy of
selected with great care. This is the largest and
most elegant assortment of new design Of
PAPER lIANGINGS
ever offered III this city greatly reduced prices.
apl4 No. l5s King street
C,TOVE BRUSHES aud STON + I.USTRE Of
y best quality just received and for sale whole
sale and retail by
:. - ]. 4. CREIGHTON Il son,
sep27 s. King street.
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THE GAZETTE.
EsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l..

isSERAL SEBASTIAN, brother of AlarShal
Sebastian. one OF the few remaining veterans
81 the first French empire, died recently at
Aiaccio. He was born at Porta, Corsica in
l1SG and began his military. career IN 1906,
hinder the orders of Junot. He took part in
ID. campaigns of Portugal, Spain, and Russia.
At the battle of Dresden he was made colonel,
and Il short time afterward dangerously wound
3D. During the hundred days he followed
Napoleon S fortunes, and distinguished himself
at Ligny and Waterloo. In 1923 he was APP
lointed field marshal, by right of seniority.
After the revolution Of July he was still
further promoted, and contributed to the cap
l,.re Of Antwerp. He was raised to the peer
age in 1881. and made, successfully, military
commander of Paris, which post he kept until
the night Of February %, lS4S, when he was
replaced by Marshal Bugan. Since then he
has been living 10 complete retirement at
Aiaccio.
LlBERlA.-There are rumors OF civil war
from the African Republic Of Liberia Presl-
,leut Rove was elected about two years ago for
four years, but the Eberian Congress recently
passed an act limiting the Presidents term to
Two years. The friends Of Mr. Roberts, the
predecessor of Mr. Roye, and a candidate for
the Presidency, have raised clamor tor Mr..
Reyes resignation. The latter refuses to re-
sign aud in an affray at Monrovia between the
supporters of Royc and those OF Roberts.
Flniay the collector of the port, and one OF
R,yrs principal adhcrents was shot dead.
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On and after SATURDAY, July !, Isl, {"
daily passenger train, will run hc,wr".. " A"H
INGTON aid l.INCHBt re, ctt;.r:i:!M '!"ua
daily connections through between y hW \U!;!
and NEW ORLEANS \, Gnr.t"l-v,li" ,-..
nection is ln:,dc by lnal! tram with Ia" tI..-.
peake and Ohio RulrJ,t,! daily, Sunin! rAy.r"
ed, to Richmond, Stuu!lton a.1 Tho ' Ri Ma
SPRINGS; at LyMchburg with AtIn!.tir, ~.
sissippi and Obi" Railroad far the We: ..
Southwest, and ~ Washington Tor l"r Nta.'
and Northwest
lenv" Washington daily II; 90 =. IN and I.
y. H., and Alexandria al ~ "a. nni '..s' !" ~.
arriving at Lynchburg at 3uj =. ~. "'i : I'd"
Leave LyMchbucg 1T ~ III. al" 10 +. ::... '.,
rive at AicXau,lria a. % T.. anal h' It 90,
and ut Washington III t.. Is p. III. and >, ~.
| For MANASSAS DIVISION lrnve Nn-nn",.'
daily Excepting sunday with main line ii:.::
At G:j5 a. IN. and Alexandria III $50 u. g..
Leave Manassas Junction at "m 4. IA; i'r.
Strasburg NJ lib p. IA, and ARRIVE at li"":.-"'
burg ~ $40 l.. ui.. cnnnrrtIME wllh ilH:"!'H q
Cos. Stage Linz, /" Htat'l,"1'. ka"i''N Sr:''r-
&c, &c
Eastward, leave IIarri,nnburg a ~, It g..
pass Strasburg ut l2:45 p. H., arrive al Ma'lN-l
junction ut 4:OO p. m, connecting wItG LrV
line through I" Washington and the N@:;E y.n
West
Good connections, by comfortable roacJ ..-. e..
made to Fairfax Court House tr"E Fairfax - .
ton To MhII"hurg from Plains; and ;" rpl"..
Vile from Piedmont
Both the Eastward alrd Westward bvun. ':.4,.
make close connection at .5tr,,turg wiIu
Winchester and Strasburg Railroad /" WA
ter, Harper's Ferry Cal'un SPRING., &c.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily b",w"".
New York and Lynchburg, without chang"
Also, cars through bv:wc"n Hatlmor. nn.
Lynchburg, avoiding IT," Inconvenience. II tr''.-
fer in Washington.
Through tickets ard baggage" checked :" a
prominent points.
!. NJ. BROADUS,
jc 23-ti General Tickle. e.,
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ECEIN f u y y - . : y !. l.

IL at
FIR l. II :.
The CHUKCHMAN. daily edition, with Il
verbatim report OF the proceedings OF the Epi'-
cnpal Convention, now IN session IN Baltimore;
This is the official paper OF the Convention. and
the only one containing full ard accurate ac-
count Of its proceedings. Price ~ cents. Com
plete sets on hand
CHATTERBOX fo: IS! complete anf hand
:nInels bound Sl."h
POLITICAL WORKS or DRY Den. AL
line edition; vols, ut 11c each.
GOLD DUST, for the beautiyinS al i've. and
homes, hy Brick Pomeroy; Sl.JU
BRICK DUST, remedy for the blues, and u
something for people t" talk about, ~ Brick
Pomeroy $50
OUR FATHERS HOUSE, OF the Unwrtten
Word 10y Rev. Daniel March, u. D., author of
Nigh. Scenco in the Bible; >piendldly iitu:-
trated | volume; So. 10.
SEED TIME AND HAIRY EST, or During
nv Apprenticeship; translated from the Ger
man Of Fritz Reuter-; paper covers, 81 bound
Sl.5O.
NEW BOOKS daily.
oct u. r. rfEN
ERENCH CHINA.
4 lino assortment al TEA ahd plN + l.
SETS, Of various PATTERNS among them the ne"
Moss Rose pattern Also ' ASKS III great
variety, Fancy Mugs. C"llee, Te:eA-Tttc Set,
Cologne Sets. &c, ut very low prices, at u Ming
sxeet oct .-so5mI (. J. MILLER.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the ockholders Of the
Alexandria and fredericksburg Railroad Com
runy wi he held ut the office of said company,
a. Alexandria, Va, on TUESDAY, November
lltIl, ISL, 1t. - O'clock The election OF u
President and Board of Directors will be- hold
.arnr day and place.
ALBERT HEWSON,
OCT 4-luWtl Secretary.
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oct 9-lawtd
IrlD GLOVES!
KID GLOVES

IL KID GLOVES!
Just received II large invoice OF Kid Gloves of
.I,llcrcn, makes and prices Alexander Jou-
wins System Kid Gloves. 81 pair; the Veto
rat two button Kid Gloves, the l".t glove in the
market at the price. 81 IN pair; ul>" the II. =.
X. c., acknowledged t" hr the best glove i'm
l."rtrt- all rnlnr. and sizes 81 pair, by
nrta c. G. BERRY - King st.
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AT LOt 10 *1ILlli1, y y
On Tuesday, October 3lS1, 1871

"a Is
At LOUISVILLE, ky, .r... .
On Tuesday, October 3lst, 1871.
lUiUO tickets OF admission, $40 each, currcn
cy; hnii tickets, s.; quarter tickets, S2O
Ticket. will be sent By registered letter; tn
,o,ncy for them may be sent hy y. y. money or
der, greentacb5 or draft
Each ticket Consists of four quarters. value
=! - each. The hotdrr is entitled IL admission
T.. The Concert and - tho value ri the gl1t
uwurr, IN it or its fraction. -
S5IO.00O IN GREENBACkS will be dis
SlUNtan, the highest, to 500, the lowest being
ii gifts in all. q. ,r....... .
The Concert i iur the benefit vi the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
rL, Ci,iz.n.' i:uuk ii kentucky i, Trea surer.
a,.i the rurroca,ors ANA supervisors are
the Hon Thonss f. Bramlctte, late Govern
~ III kenlin:ky, aud twenty seven OF the most
distinguished AMI respectable citizens OF the
State. go
The undersigned, late principal business man
ag-r uf the very successful Gilt toIrer! Tor The
Denelit ol til. Mercantile Library ut San Fran +.
CISCO has been appointed Agent and Manager OF
tbs Grand Gilt Concert
The drawing and Distribution will lshe piac',
"a puhi, and every thing will be d,lI- 1" satisfy
ttu !,uS rr> 81! ticket. That their Interests viii d"
- vel! protected ~ ii ihuv were personally PIE
:.l.t l., supc!ih,rnd the entire affair.
fr tickets and information apply -
G. X. PETERS, 10 Main st.. Louisvillei hy.
NJ. A.,"r House, New Iurk.
II. y. ue.n),sl,rt, 30. ITO broadway. Mil
"a!hir. Wis
ii \ French. Virgins, City. Nevada.
VI a W"l:'. NJ. 10 Ci:"sl"r. -, 81. lru'-.
l,l>,.,- also Tor sac III every prominent place
II The I n:,ri States.
Louisville. Ky, sep 26-eol2t"
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DC BL.lr NOTICE

III Bl.l' NOlICE
This IL L. notify my friends and the public
generally that | AN now prepared t. furnish
Them with STOVES OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS. having made arrangements with the
manufacturers which will enable me - sell al
rates As low as the same articles can be obtained
in the Northern cities Ny stock is large. My
experience Of 20 years in the business, with my
personal attention, l think entities me 10 claim
of tho public /. liberal patronage. My aim and
object l.. "A. It has always been, IL deal faithful
~ with all. and give full value for their money.
| would request OF all in want Of q COOKING
STOVE I" call and examine my cooking stovo
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. ! also
call attention IL
BIBB'S HEATER,
For heating : rooms the best Fireplace Heater
| think. that il made Warranted in every case
IL net we'll My stock of stoves and tinware Is TOO
varied II mention. but would invite all in want
t., call and exnr:ine for themselves.
ENOCH GRIMES,
aug TT III King St, Aleyandria, Va.
HANDkERCHIEF DEPARTMENT pre-
IL sents unrivalcd inducements, both in la
dies and gentlemen goods. Persons interest
ed III the purchase "! the above goods would do
well - examine them nj
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
oct ~ King street.
POTATOES.
100 bb!:. EARLY ROSE POTATOES
100 tbl= GOODRICH do, Tor -a!- by
Get ". n. SMITH i CU.