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statlonefy, purchase of books for lihr,r, ob.,,i-
o ais lof batteries, POSTAGE and freight and NJ,
five bpn1rea zen, expenses, thirteen thousand
moon, Two thousand dollars y sii'
p,n, yn Hittng up transiteircle room, and COM
| bred dollars. ,'AO ''i'' '"o Nun
For transcribing astronomical observatiors
bpodr snests Tor publication, thousand two
For erection of tower and dome for the new
ieHIIaetng telescope, ten thousand dollars
plyment, IN part, for the great refractpp
thousand dollars " "''ioh' Ten
For expenses of Nautical Almanac:
ana pay, pay OF computers and clerk for compiling
anu a preparing for publication the AmercaSS
Ephemeris and the Nautical alman,o tt,t s',il
thousand dollars t0' t"eh9
FOR preparing elements and tables of new ,,ap.
tbonsa by American astronomers, three
For rent, fuel, labor, Stationery, boxes express-
b g., anu miscellaneous items, one thousand five
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
or one thousand two hundred and fiftv bar-
ieiS VI guIpowder, twenty five thousand dollars
for tuel and materials necessary in carrying
on me mechanical branches of the Ordnance do.
P aitilcht at the navy-yards and stations. one
hundred thousand dollars one
three : hundred thousand doliars -sa p,
osaea, Ihat laborers shall be EMPLOYED in tba
e6ss n. navy-yards by the proper officers in
its Win reference to skill and efficiency and
M , ~ regard 70 other Cons liberation.
10 enable The Secretary of the NAVY to carry
on MS experiments towards CONVERTING haayy
sslhootn-pore guns into rihed guns with a view
" ootaih comblnation gun possessing the anal
doI,r potn smooth-bore and rifle, forty thousand
For repairs to ordnance buildings. maeazines.
ui, Phrks, machinery, and other necessarips az |
Ine IKE character, forty-seven thousand siY INN.
dred and one dollars - - -" go
For miscellaneous items, six thousand ono
hundred and fifty dollars ' N' 0"e
r9r experiments in ordnance, twenty thou.
For the gur-park at The nayy-yard at pa,oa
cora, eight thousand eight hundred and eighty.
six dollars, -I.ITFTT -. N'' SiShy
For the shot park at Pensacola, We tbons,nd
seven hundred and sixty dollars -. - US
FOR the shell house at the magazine at Pensa
,E,a; Three thousand seven hundred and
For the railroad to the sheli.hot,se At tens,o,,. 4
u one thousand and ninety-six dollars
FOR the railroad to the magazine six tbousana
nIee hundred and ninety-eight dollars
for gun-skids and shot-bed at nayy-yard Mara
STAND, ten thousand dollars. 1'f'f-, - 1NN'l
thousand dollars. Il1''r' 1850 ii1 t'eei
For new car and railroad track Mt grna.raz;pa 4
me tnoussnd five hundred dollars. '''S'
For the torpedo corps For the purchase and
aI ture OF gunpowder, nitro glycerine. and
un COTTON, twelve thousand dollars
roF purchase and manufacture of electrical
,.' gaivahic batteries, and Ursula ted wire
Weity 1our thousand dollars ~
For purchase of copper iron wood and otbor
na,eriais necessary for the manutacture of tor i
edoes, ana Tor work on the same, twenty seven
thousand dollars. So. F.tsa 80 ~ '' 'eA
Ito be Continued s sffs |
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CONSTANTLY IMPROVING

Any person who chooses, may collect. a list of
mum. t1fF : ''ie Pie-
" Is only necessary to exhibit copies of the
paper, explain its value, and forward the names
an, money. aIhe money should always be sent
by DRAFT OR PosT-oFFCE ORDER but if that can
hot pc done, by REGISTERED LETTER. the money
TO be placed in the envelope. which is TO be sesie
in presence of the postmaster b go =
Tue terms equal TO ANY IN raE
WHOLE SOUTH upon which we offer The
JOURNAL, bring it within reach of the poorest
mere are many young persons, engaged in teach
who would be quite certain to raise a club for ne
in week If they really set themselves al Il. We
now oher us our first prize, a splendiv
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THIS IS GIVE NOTICE-Tbat on I'M.

TINS is TO GIVE NOTICE--Tbat on he
Il Sd day of August, 1872. a warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District of
Va, against the estate of John West of
Gloucester county and State of Virginia. who
has been adiudged bankrupt on his own
petition: That the payment of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging TO
said bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden
by law That meeting of the creditors of said
more assgnees of his estate, will be held at a
Court OF bankruptcy. TO be holden at the Regis
ter's Office, in Richmond, Virginia before W. W.
August, A. D. 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
DAVID b. PARKER,
au 6-TH2w " s. Marshal
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A HOME IN VIRGINIA.

A HOME IN VIRGINIA.
On sale PLANTATIONS, FARMS. sUBIrR.
BAN and CITY RESIDENCES, AID TOWN
LOTS. Several FIRST-CLASS ESTATES on
James river, and others in different sections ot
the State. Prices low and terms accommo.
dating. w r. RORTNs
myo-osW9WSm 1ll4 Main street
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No. 2 WHEELER & WILSON sEW1EC-
MACHINE. WORTH $50.

,, rms spehouu machine will be awarded TO the
person who sends us the largest number IF snh
scribers before the first of June, 1872. 0ur Sc.
cond prize is an O'' Sc
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V'AKE IT TO YOUR HOME.

Yey information, and moral truths and senti.
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A IL THE TYPE WITH WHICH, rms
- PAPER Is PRINTED, was cast at The
foundry of HI L. PEI OJTyE 4 M -.
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I'HE FIFTY-F0URTH VOLUME !,
TIE ILLUsTRArED
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PARENTS, TEACHERS AND OTHERS Al
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FOR THE LADIES,
>1>~>~-~>~- ------r--- .a...J
M >. r.. l.. ANIELS, 1a'T]
s s'rfooKIN S SLSPENDER AND PROTECTOR
COMBINED, FOR LADIES,
ses AND sUsPENDER FOR CHILDREN
Fastened and Adjusted with Buckles, thus doing
away with all Ligaturcs, Buttons and ~
Button-Ifoles, Hooks and Pins. a,Sl'

- the only article thus combined, fastened and
saulusted, Tor this purpose in the market All i'm
l,allons are arrangements on the patent granted
Daniels counsel ~ ~ 'A i1
eo'nmends ftselto every lady ioho sees Il bei,o lie
siost simple easily adjusted and peect Tor its ,lse
ever Introduced into the nnrka
All physicians recommend it's use and ona
whose name is known and respected on both sides
on o. Ine ocean, buys and gives away large numbers
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directly to the stopping of the circuIation in The
lower limbs, land consequently in the whole sys-
ten? caused by the old ligature or garter. -,
D , maze entirely of elastic it never strings
aIer wearing for mouths as when first used, and
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A FIRsT-oLAss NEWSPAPERS

me JouREAL is now favorably known all over
ahe State, and 1t will he much easier to raise
clubs for IL now than heretofore $50 "
AS A FAMILY & AGRICULTURAL, PAPER
the WEEKLY STATE JouKsRI will he fopnd esro.
cially valuable. No pains will be spared 10 keen il
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SIX HUNDRED

More than 10000 Herrng's Safes have bee,
ana are now in use, and over a. ,I.tGHS-
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nave passed through accidental fires, preserving
others failed.
q secondhand Safes, of own and other
makes, having been received in part pay for the
improved Herrng's Patent Champion, for sale
at low prices no 20-Iy
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u West Twenty-seyenth street, New York.
au l6-d&wts s.Ea MOI ~ - ~ : iS,''' 4
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90 VERY CHEAP BUILDING LOTS


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yhnu 81
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Richmond Tobacco Market,
OFFICIAL.

AVIS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
II II q Al TIE SECOND SESSION OF THE
fORI9-SEUUND CONGRESS, -
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THE PROTECTOR ALONE Is WORTH THE
PKICE OF THE WHOLE ARTICLE
y, II is unnecessary to remove the stockings from
sae saspender except to change, and it Is really
keeps the stocking perfectly smooth without tear.
ing r. and does not injure The limb Care should
be taken that the whole article is LARGE emonoh
not 70 feel uncomfortable. d
PRICES: e4te5t
S Gen goIton Elastic..........."... s 80
Shnds LINEN ii, 70 to 100
ILL.,; ~ Is . sllA ............... 100
Ladies' Linen irH .,y' ,s .gsys . III
A1aohes Shk ....... $500 to 500
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rms series VIII be an invaluable addition both
topubl ic and private libraries and cannot faiI 10
De largely useful in spreading knowledge of
the principles of modern science and awakening
Il taste Tor scientific studies among the people.
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PHRENOLOGY-The Brain and tia I,nr,.
slohs; Location of the Organs, with directaons
Ior culture and training, and the relations of
Mind and Body described -
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8. PETERSBURG FATR-rir,t 1,,.a =, 4, ;,

Premium 'ljl''S - % ~ q Al'--F
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ton e. e. the nucleus Of number one was nuptial;
the conyeTging point Of number two was, viii she
make her bliss o0Rnt5fdl7 A Christ-like devotion TO
5 beloved brothers life demanded another necessito0s
isolation. And 81 s carefpl analysis could discover
in each case q reason. quite insepsrable from the
nature Of things, for our peculiar social archipelago.
The consequences were damaging TO nobody With
out immodsrate fusion, we had bat little confusion.
and no great degree Of schoolgirl grief st parting
not. however, lost to memory as quickly, perhaps, as
If all had cOnhded all their secrets TO each other dur
ing an accidental e~Ontigui;y of nineteen days. These
days were divided, gastronomically into three
epOchs. We ate at 3, \. ~, took tiffn at u, 4 ,
and the final fulillment Of stOmachic desire occurred
at >, p. " And then the daily post-prsndial PROM
enIde on deck. Evening save the bumsn passion
for ALPHABETICALLY strong on shipboari-win,
not 10 say lose, it. devotees. Well. women who might
not otherw'ss, learn TO count Al cribbqEe Cards
concluded the days and, a narrow berth, the night.
And then, each day, the children, nine, played their
unconscious parts to perfection, b~lissfally Obvious
Of where or how the future might caste their lots.
All-s8ye the sick bahy-played together during the
day, but as the evening shades prevailed, only one
a small but prOdigy-oas paginnlni played upon the
violin. And so wore on ten Pacific days, and then
the winds blew great guns for forry-eight hOurs-a
neptunian plan to show the diSsimilarity between
sea-sickness and-say, measles-in regard TO recur-
renee. Sea-sickness is-accoriing 10 our stomach
perfectly logical. Given, the cause-a heaving sea,
and the effect follows heaving sickness.
AS we neared the continental coast. il was again
all quiet on the Pacific. Near Point Reyes. where
w bAIfAC AAt manu- RAtN wat HdS bGAuG a y
a great transformation scene. but which resulted ia
an impressive nautical tableau. Ii happened in
this wise. The master saw fit 10 make II tack to
the right. The wheel was promptly shifted. the
yards were quickly reversed. the captain stood in a
triumphant attitude, the sailors Delayed their lines
with assurance. the passengers assumed an inter
eStlng pose. of expectation. aHd-iursooth-the
lnsnbordInate bark showed not 4 shadow of changet
So the tableau was complete until the order came
to restore the sails and the rudder when the obdu-
rate craft slowly wore around 10 the left. The
- -. E-n-l -. HI . H.
submarine currents-tbe perversity OF Syrens under
the sea toying with the keel would have been sug-
gestcd to mariners in ancient times sailing near
Neapoiitan shores. Passing the Farral5nes loom
ing up through the mist in dOmPs and minarets
and pinnacles like q great cathedral guard of the
Golden Gate, we dropped anchor near oar dock AS
the bay city began TO show its nocturnal lights.
Well, We arrived in %triumph--for had not the
Murray with common air and simple canvas beat
the -NOLOpJO of the steam line? b.
San Francisco. Nav 81. 1872.
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For the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.l
Trip OF the Murray

ALL ABOARD FOR FRISCO (! Aye, ave. permits
sion, per ID. {. Murray out of Kamehameha's
Kingdom is granted to-viz: \ bride and
groom . blighted youth with a brother, tender and
true a blooming maiden, 81 rare and radiant - an
elderly lady and daughter in sable robes a Caiifor-
MIA matron with children three, her buxom Hibernian
maid aud an assiduous cicisbeo n Scottish dame
with her three BARNS; with two a Jewish mother; a
pair of spartan-Ya nkee teachers; a rubicund skipper;
an architect teutonic; n distant but Reverend con-
nection of my enemy's daughter; " a staggering
Yankee; and, forward of the main-hatch, four. Go
-go-go-BE G NE, growled the gong, and adieus
formal and superficial, msny-heaTtfelt a few
we're quickly ended. "C6st off that stern-liue,
please" All gone, sir and guided by no partial
pilot but n Mac entire our bark floats out upon the
main bearing the little flock aforesaid, but not with
out a Shepherd. Let the ensuing FIVE days be re-
cordless save by the significant erm-sea-sickness I!
And then the trades subside, followed by Gains, and
breezes, often fair but very faint. Successive days
of mild monotony test the inherent resources of the
narrowly cribbed and confined, if not wholly cabined
passengers. But propinquity did not fuse this little
accidental community into an indistinguishable mass
of commonness. Six distinct cliques speedily devel
oped themselves and remained intact throughout the
voyage social result not superseded, proportion
ally, in Honolulu itself. Now, dear ADVERTISER,
your present correspondent does not, indiscrimi-
nately, deprecate cliques. He is no pessimist. He
sees amenities, and a compensstIon-numerous, at
least in social phases which to other minds evince
only depravity, and that total. Our half a dozen
cliques were a sequence of the law Of natural selcc-
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JUST RECEIVED
by Z
British Bark GarStang.
From Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
And For Sale by the Undersigned.

NEWCASTLE SMITH, COAL.
~ 10000 RAmssy's Square Fire Bricks.
1000 Ramsay's Arch Bricks. 10 tons Fire Clay.
IS NeEcastie GrindsIones, IS tons Pig Iron,
leo tins Boiled Lnseed Oil, 10 casks BlacS Tarnish,
200 tins White Lead, 200 tins White ZINC,
tins Yellow Paint,
Is tins Light green Paint, { tins Blue Paint,
10 tins Venetian Red. S tins best Red Lead,
10 tins NJ. 5. Green Paint, 20 tins BlSck Paint,
o tins Chrome yellow,
Is cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron,
25 boxes Corn Flour. 10 cases Lime Juice Cordial,
= cases Mixed Pickles ! cases Jams,
100 green cases Geneva,
80 cases Finest Scotch Whiskey.
10 hhds Geneva. - or casks Old Scotch Whiskey,
10 or casks Maretrs Brandy.
5qr casks Dunvile's Old Irish Whiskey,
: or casks fine Pale Sherry,
> or casks very Gne Sherry,
. hhds HenneSsyis Brandy.
8 or casks MartefIs Brandy,
$50 cases Pale and India Ale, in at bottles.
so cases India Ale in pints.
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FOR SALE.
600 ACRES REAL T A

III TIL UNDERSIGNED HASREEN -
I'D instructed to offer for sale. 600 Acres Of Land ES2
- known as Copp's Plantation, situated 81 miles ~.
from Hama harbor, in the district of Hama. Fast Maui This
land Is suitable for a Sugar Plantation, and unsurpassed on
Maui for "A Dairy. The improvements are
One Substantial Wood House !
And one Large Grass House. 20 acres Of hog and horse pas
ture, in this pasture taere are over $50 Large Bread Fruit
Trees in fun hearing, and fifty small Breadfruit Trees
this pasture is substantially fenced with stone, the wall
Of which is I feet G inches high. 3 feet wide at the bottom and 10
inches at the top. D acres calf pen, built in corner of hog and
horse pasture, ? acies garden, l acre bananas, acre sweet
potatoes, now ripe. The fences are stone and substantially
built; stock yard, ] chain wide and u chains long, 3 feet &
inches high. 1 fert at the bottom and 2 feet on top, there are 3
acres of pumpkins planted between, l or 2 acres now bearing.
There viii be sold with the land % head of cattle, 100 hogs,
more or less, 2 plough, horses, horse cart and harness, horse
plough, harrow, cnltivator, &c, &c. The price per acre, the
inventory, given in with the land.
For particulars, apply to
jul 2m JOHN THOS. WAREHOUSE.
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ALSO, PER BARK MALVINA

ALSO, PER BARK MALVINAi
FROM
JUST r " ED
200 cases ST. Julien Claret,
10 bbIs Lager Beer, " And. Muller :" in OTIS,
10 bbls Lager Beer. IN pintT,
80 bbls Pale Ale, - II piet;en," quarts.
10 bbls Pale Ale. 4" II. Dietjen." pints,
as cases Barclays Porter, quarts and pints,
rs casks Bass Pale Ale. - cases Swedish Ale,
100 cases. 1 doZ- ca. Old Coznac; 20 cases Kummel, l dog. eai
80 eases Norihaussr Whiskey, 125 green cases Hollands Gin,
100 blue cases Hollands Gin, white bottles.
100 baskets hne Holland Gin. 10 stone bottles, large size,
% cares Brandy, 100 demijOhns Strong Alcohol.
20 case Nordhauser Whiskey, 10 bbis Strong Denerzra Rum,
IS cases fine Cognac, so cases Rudesheimer.
Il cases Liebfraumich. 3 cases Boonekamp Buers,
25 cases Pale Sherry, II cases Port Wine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-06-15

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