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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-10-20

WE give below a letter from our Taxi Collector
Mr.. Luce, upon letter published by Us last week
from person who felt aggrieved by the working
of our passport law. Mr. Luce is in error il sup
posing that we endorse the facts of this particular
grievance. Ii the facts were correctly stated by
the correspondents (Of which we know nothing
except by reading his letter., cannot think that
any one would say that it was not case of some
hardship And the authorities require that
which the complainant Trites that they required
OF him, II certainly would be reasonable precau-
tiOn to have a Tax-Collector on hand at all times
20 meet Just such cases. We think that Mr.. Luce
has no occasion to regard himself as censured by
any criticism which may be made upon our pass
port Law. II the facts in this instance have been
incorrectly presented TO Us, full opportunity shall
be given to correct them. Every one must know
be at his otlce now at any hour, since, he says
tax-bllls are not Yet even made out. But this
Il not the first instance of hardship to persons
temporarily sOIOurning here being called upon to
pay taxes. This Is In no way attributable to the
Ta1-COllector:
HoSoLULu, October 18th, 1880.
Editor Ga-stte-SIE: must confess TO some
surprise at reading communication in YOUR last
issue signed . L, well as to your comments on
the same. Had the gentleman whose alleged griev-
ance you endorse, put his own name to the letter,
L could, perhaps have better defended myself
from what cannot but consider an unjustifiable
attack. as was certainly IN my office On Saturday
the md instant, from m. until long after clos
ing of all other offices IN the buildings and issued
L.
Lester on that day. As you are aware, from not
having received your own tax bills the tax-office
Is not regularly open the list not being fully COM
petRd, but to accommodate parties wishing TO leave
the kingdom, have been in attendance every day
since the beginning of September, to the present
date. from l. m. until p. m, unless the room
was occupied BY the jury, or l was temporarily
absent, from some unavoidable cause As regards
demanding taxes from visitors, IN no case that
am aware of has 1t been done, but only from part
les who have been employed. or doing business in
the country previous 70 the LIST of July, and all
1nTalids. or those unable to pay, have invariably
given free passes can understand that an iIdi-
yidual who ought 70 have paid his taxes. On
one of the other islands, but did not may feel
some enagrIn at being required to do 90 here, bat
fail 70 see Why His Majesty's exehequer has not
a right to the same protection as private persons
and think You must agree with me, that looking
at our 1nsular position. and tie frequent victimiz-
ing the = too trusting community has had such
sad experience Of, there Is much 70 be said in
faTer, and defence OF our present passport Law.
GEO h LUCE. Tax Collector. HOnoIuI1.-
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J. Hss pas-sse HIS Nssesss TIE King to .ppOini the
-.'''r <e-fie1e. ze=serz q he Board Of Health.
NE Err-IlercE n A P Carter. President. vice His
Az1rileurr snr. =. tusA. resigned
hi Erurllerey J. s waEke-. wee W. {. Jones, re
wgnrL
ara=shas sc. EDs--. vice Huae-.sls " N Gibson.
rSslrnet
NJ Bp--1 nsr cuasisss a. fsIis~s.
r--rternt fiis Kxc-renry Il A P Carer. His Exrel-
lereE = : wa,ksr. HoaorzSie : G. wIlder Honorable
G b ln11. Huue-nhie j MoaaauH
fuaHni Palace. Oct ss0 @
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B O r. d PA TO .!
S265, $500, $3.50 each.

A n EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
n to secure First Glass instruments Low Rate at
TH0S. g. THRUM'S
S2 Fort Street Store.
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II Is often remarked that fEequent and needles
Qui ht Mescaenss ut memo guam sibi sortcm,
Seu ratio detlerit seu fors objeeerit lila,
Contents NiNaf lauinr hiYnrsa sennertes

Qui 1T Meacaenss ut memo guam sibi sortcm,
Seu ratio de,lerit seu fors objecerit lila,
Contents viyat. laudat diverse sequentes.
TES above lines of our school boys Horace are
suggested We see the gallant Jack tar embracing
his opportunity, land not infrequently his horses
neck, to enjoy ride into the country Liberty
for Jack may mean worse things than horseback
ride, although his ride may bring terror to the
helpless children on the highway, and to ladies
who are out driving with horses not trained to
stand such cavalry charges Jack should be taught
before embSrkirg the average hanaka steed,
that the law subjects him a fine for fast driving
in the Streets and also that the aforesaid steed is
guided neither by the rudder nor by the bits, but
by the bride rein Nor is it safe for him 10 ply the
whip and spur for good tear, the moment he
finds himself clear of the last police post, for he
will find that In approaching travellers he cannot
: slow down " quickly enough to avoid danger to
life and limb. The express-vaSons would furnish
a cheaper and safer run to our sailor friends, es
pecially if they would point toward the valleys,
where the cool mountain streams give chance
for bath. We must say however IN justice to the
crew of the man-of-war now in port, that they
have shown more care in their riding than is usual
with the man-of-war's who visit this port, and
also that their orderly conduct shore Is credit
TO themselves and to their officers
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FoR sALEI
NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
n Card signed bT The business Arms sud Published in
another column, ofcs will be closed on safurinTr
al NJ with the exception o. G1s SATURDAY. preccdin
ne departure Of the mail steamer going essf.
Hsnolula, Sept n. na. BISHOP : co
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sSo. 5. WALKER Minister Q; Finance.

IL z Khlz hks eeen appointed Tax Coleetsr for the
Disici q Nsrth Kohais Hawaii. Eics J. " Robertson
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n fesvia- IA The t-z-sl.tiea o. an autograPh le,
- EerA His MESSY ne King has received froun the
F-rr q arzzzriA theoocss'on Of the recognition
g, Ru-uauih ina-Peae-ai STATE By the European
Prwrrz-
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HfH eIdrfrfsrmrnfs.
TO LET.

TO LETT
On Beretania Street, between Victoria and
PiikOi Streets,
- A NEW COTTAGE. HARD FIN
no. ISHED. containing PariOr. . Bedrooms Diuiua
- Room. Bath Room and Kitchen The Gorcrn.
msnt warer pipe supplies the house and yard The
house stands over lu feet from the street and has
nice large yard back and front Ths Eos i DO feet deep
running om BeretAaia 70 Yong Tor particulars
apply 70 ~ h J. AGNEW 2
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REMOVAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
leased the premises of Fort and King streets
viii open the the necessary alterations
completed. So 2t PICKERING & co.
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S-n axn Bnr-ErE--Rnu-zniS having solerrly pro
cE---1 1r- tr1-reEccEcr Eree zad Sovereign
c-z-F 1- - - ISIS. a,d that Aci having been
sazc-cn-t h tes Tre1ry q Bern and reeogriEed BY
n f-rers - Eurupe. have great pleasure IN BE-
tnr 49, 1lify fszr MEie-sy q the eTe1t which Is
Ter ne s-z-y % the general Interests %
tke luwrr Daluhe- an pcrszaGrd that No1r Majesty
ir--rsl1 AZ the Powers N the paci1c and reu-
hs arrrnPz-rf e EErpPezn z4irs viii rejoice 10 see
c-uwur1 VIA the eerts and generous sacri-
49, - se Nho have recovered their place in the
r--1r tE--ilg - ~ Natious
Ic.r MAJESTY. iz c1nzc1 With the other Powers viii
pi-.se aa-e-i n hls frieatship. which viii be
r--carcs. Ead kcqe % established cordial and
t-tr1F --1Ii1cs h-tuer1 his kincdozl and Raunania
rrr-ttnr thGi Year MaiestT viii b convinced Of the
ntrr-rv 81 wishes for his welfare and the pros-
F-rirv ~ taq pcrrlt rnzfded his BY Divine
f-ridr-re- -c. tha1 shai improve every favorable
cru-Iiy - Eivi-g him p-sf q the high esteeE snd
Htlc--- neectizl ~ltk Wkich. an Sir.
lu-r Nzie--T's god truther. signed. CHaKLEs.
B EcrEEsoo. Kfsssis- e i9rcigz -3sairs
EucaAEEs-. Nay lo-h-ed- ISL
- fsosi-E TIE tr-nsAfiou Of an autograph let
trr which HIS MH5esty The King received from the
Kug % Bcriza acknc~irgng the receipt Of an auto
r--Pa irzr -u= H. MAi-ssy vita congratulations On
~ eos.ses - tAe tfetA snaive-ssry OF the inde-
r-rEr-cs q Belrtr-
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COMMUNICATION on the subject of recent
funeral at the catholic cemetery, referred to by
correspondent of the Saturday Press is sent to us
for publication, the writer declining to send his
name, because he writes that he is "not taking
anyone in particular to task, nor uttering any
libel" Our rule is invariable that we decline to
publish communications unless the writers name,
as guarantee Of good faith, be given US. Our
reason for this rule Is not that may avoid legal
responsibility, for newspapers never avoid the
responsibility OF communications by giving notice
that they will not be responsible. Their liability
is fixed by the law, and not by themselves. But we
have always endeayored to lay before our readers
no idle gossip or groundless personal filings. We
do not open our columns for anonymous cor
respondents TO air their vhims or private griev
ances If il is not worth their while to make them
selys known 10 Us, we OF course do not know them.
IT is often remarked that frequent and needless
use of titles of rank is made by those who are least
familiar with it or with its meaning. Many self
styled American republican will rival the veriest
of English cockneys and sobs in the style he will
put on IN the presence of royalty nobility. 1t
is grateful to hear the quiet maEnered English
man speak of The Queen. " or The Prince of
Wales, instead of stufing Her Majesty" and
His Royal HigneSs, into every sentence We hear
that recent Hawaiian State paper, containing the
representatives Is so crammed with the words His
Majesty" that it would seem TO have been written
by some one who wished TO distinguish himself
By showing familiarity with that title. sensible
person whatsoever his rank or title does not enjoy
being slobbered over. In talking for instance to
the Duke of Edinburgh, or to General Grant, it is
unnecessary to introduce every sentence with
" Your Grace = or Duke! or " General Grant;
because one is not at all magniied by such pre-
tenceS.
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sNem .Idrerfisenenfs.

TO LET.
STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
- occupied by Pickering & Co., ss King street.
door from Fort street, in ne condition Inquire Of
S33 p PICKERING < co.
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SrE aNp BEr-EEE-I have received with great ssati-
far- tAr rlrr which lo1r Majesty has sddressed 70
the ocasl1 81 the fteth anniversary o. the in
cEF~ntrnce - Be gi-n In 1ssocaiing yourself with
tAe r.1-utc ee=c1@trations provoked BY this event
cz- M1-fr Eas given teStirrcuT % friendship 70
wtct c1ll1 ret rrraair in<e1~ihi- tha=k VOC VERY
srcr-rF frr -acse crrdiz feiicEaro1s vel for
- sc-ttrets Etch yul znifes. FOR the Beiian na-
r- On ny p-E feel E-icut wishes Cor the personal
hzPFur-s - fug- Nalesty. z1d for the prosperity OF
folr kiu-i1r- rrsy NoCr Majesty receive the
su-1nces 1f n hEh consideration and OF the invioa-
be ArENchmcrr With watch an. Sir and brother Of
fCur Majesty the good Brother.
S-ueG LEorOLn-
LCeEEte-si-uel FEEKE OEBAN.
70 His Ma5ssry Kalzkzra
kizE - the HaWaiiEr Islands Horoirlu.
Qz-rN Al-1sr .a-h. 50
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ROBBINS q APPLETON,

St2 ly General Agents. New York, L. 3 a.
So All the above line OF walham Watches for sale
the Store OF NJ McISERNY, Sole Agent for this King
dom.
Also Agent for the GORuAM STERLING SILVER
WARE The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
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las SCI-rABrn a Co PznAinA- Knz,
: N Rrc--lt. Pvk,olki- PnnA-
n Mis-. H0n ak4a- HAnLAklA.
I Tlrn-r. VI WasohtnE- KHz-
l5 tsro Am q CO. EenonAkaz- y kohzlA
> Ioc1zl- Puhoals. Hilo.
:. J Ee11 Etic.
= Asn We, ksPGEa- y EohAla
Kauai.
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South Bound,
Mail. Express.

Mail, Southwark, connects at GordonsyiIIc
with Cbes. s. Ohio Z. T.. Esst and West. Al
LyncLburg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. E
Ohio 4. K, through Southwest Virgins, 10
Nashville. New Orleans Memphis Little Rock
snd Texas-and ct Danvillo with Richmond s
DsnVille K. T., to South End Southwest.
E1press Southwark connects at Gordonsril;a
10 sll points on Ches s. Ohio L. 4.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo leave Al.
eIandria daily, except Sunday, 8 CO 3. m. sni
II 90 noon. and returning arrive ct Alexsntr,s
II 10 a. m. and 2 80 p. III.
For MANASSAS LINE leave WahjEIc,
I 10 8. m. and Alexandria IS O. m, dslIv
except Sunday, arrive st Strssburg at Il Is pni.'
connecting with the Valley Road Esst sn,!
West. Loave Strasburg 81 p. H., arriving s:
Alexandria 81 & 40 p. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS1ON leaves Alexaudrs Tuesday, Thursisy
and Saturday, ct % g. NJ, aud returns Ec;l-
day, Wednesday aud Friday, at 48 p. IN.
For Middieburg, daily connection st rIsirs
station.
For Urporville, regular connection 9: Da',.
For For wARRENroE, loSvs Washington =;
7 10 e. Il.
all trains mako good connections, e. WISH.
ington, to and from North and West.
New Orleans sleepor leaves WashinstOa \;
10 a. NJ, running through without change,
On Express train. leaving Washington Al 20 80
p. m, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Csr,
with extra charge only Sl.O0, through to
Dsrvillcs
Excursion tickle TO jacksonville. FloHds,
good to retnrn un.il May 10Th, 1887 on sale 81
v asntnglon, Alexandra, Charlottesville i
Lynchburg.
Through tiesets very los - tho South An
South West.
Rows J. x I&DADUS t. Z
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Opening and Closing OF the samiIs

CLOSING.
Washington, ID. g., North and Northeastern
mails II m. and - p. n.
Western mails 4 30 and s Is D. M.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, % O..
m. and 90 and 8 90 p, m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, & 90 o. N. sid 5 45 p. n.
A!cxandr;a to Lynchburg, Va, (wsy msils)
Including through mails, 4 % q. m. and 90 D. m.
Gordonsvillo and Charlottesville, Va 6 90 O..
On. and w p. IN.
manassas Division 90 a. N.
Alexandrie to Round Hill Va, I5 g. N,
OPENING,
Northern sad Western mails, via Washing
.on, -. g., 8 80 g. IN. and 2 w and Is On D. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, s 30 S. m
End 10 p. ii.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through msils) including way mails On Midland
Hairoad, s 30 a. n.
Manassas Division 90 O. III
Round Hill TO Alexandria, Va s 20 r. m
OiIcc Hours-O1ice opens 81 : 80 o. M, End
closes a. % p. m.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens CT B 15 A. M. ana
Closes NJ 9 80 o. m.
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EEsiEEt EDTESEEa.

VIKGINIA, TO wit: In tho Circuit Court Of
' Fairfax county. March %. 1850.
Charles Potter end others against William
Johnston aud Elizabeth, his wife, James
Bradshaw and Ann ri, his wife AID Richard
Gaskins, defendants.
Mem. The object of this suit ia To obtain par
tition or sale of .rsct Of land, containing leG
acres of which James S. Potter died seized if a
sale, to divide the proceeds among thcss entitled.
1t appearing by affidavit filed mat the defend
ants, James Bradshaw and Ann M, his wife,
and Richard Gaskins, arc non residents of this
State it is ordered that they appear within one
ono month sitter due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protec. their interests.
a copy-.este:
F. ID. RICHARDSON, Crk.
Moore, D. q. ap2-w4 v
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WASHINGTON 6 OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

beginning Oct. q, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave WASHINGTON At
9Oo a: IN. and Alexandria at 06 q. m. daily
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going west
Ward, Al IL III 8. m and arrive at Round Hill!
at IL m. Leave Round Bill at 1890 D. M; pass
teesourg, going eastward, at 10 p.m., and AZ
rive at Alexandria ct S:l5 p. m, and at WaGh-
ington St 3 30 u. N "
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
washington at 20 and Alexandria at 4 rs D. m.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Leesburg
at = Az p. m. Leave Loesburg Al Goo O. m,
and arrive at Alexandria ut S Is o. M, and
Washington at 80 a, m.
JET Passengers from Washington will take
me washington and Ohio cars st tho Baltimore
6 fotomsc Railroad station ste o. 3. m. and 4.HJ
p. n, and 60 through withou. change Of csIs
Tine sos am. train from Alexandria and 1881
p. M. train from Round Hill connect ST Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coscho,
Tor Snickersville, Berryville and Winchester;
also with Reamer' s Line of Coaches, which loavo
Lees burg daily for Aide and Middleburr.
Both trains, westward make close connections,
It Vienna with Sissop's Line of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
tickets, 81 CTS per 1siIa
Annual sick ezs, $50.
T. II. HAVENEH,
ocs III General Ticket Agent,
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AtexAu1>'ix Oazette
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 8.
For tho GsZstte
by tile Same.

FO( Luo baHjIto
BY tile Same.
Some thirty years ago it cane to pass.
In the peaceful city Of brotheTly love,
TINT ono man called the other an ass
This was 10 much for him, by Jovel
BE sont him challenge 10 mortal combat
And the challenged mans name was Willing.
While the challenger's name WAS Sllas Shot.
And both wore bent on killing.
The day set for shooting was bright and fair,
Tho distance YVES measured, the fight began,
And many a hole was shot in the air,
Ere tinglo bail Ii. its man.
At LAST both heroes had to yield
Each shot the other one in the arm,
When the police appeared upon the field,
To keep them from doing farther harm.
Tho law now took the case III hand
To find who was most st fault.
jury was sworn upon the stand
TO give their views upon the assault.
And after retiring from nine to three,
They re.anterod and brought tho voIdiCt that:
Shot shot Willing willingly,
And Willing willingly slot Shot.
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Tho steamers CT tbis company mako conuec.
hona at Norfolk for Boston and Gil points East:
~ New :orH with sill points West and North
woft, and az Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad Gid Washington aud Ohio Railroad.
Through falos given and freight handled care
fully AID promptly. For further information
apply Ia "a. REED. hoent
JdLney's wharf
SAM GEL BACON, Prosid mt.
Ohico under Fatl. Metrop. Bark,
sop -,-t Washington, d. G..
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EDDY OF TIE E.aEE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
Friday, ct 30 oclock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days ct Z 90 p. N.
This staunch iron steamer has lust been nsint.
ed throughout, staterooms- newly furnished and
carpeted. and il the hsndsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con.
necton with the New York and Boston stoam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
rs'Iroad lines South. Stops at PINEY POINT
ard POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, first class, 81; round trip ST. 90.
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rENNsYt siHo:al HutTE
20 Eur HORTH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TkACK,
STEkL RAILS, SPLENDID SOENBE!
January 6, 1880.
TIMORE s POTOMAC RAILROAD, CO...
nor Of Sixth and is 81 sets. as follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and tho EssL. s.. 70
Am. and l.@O ? III. daily, e1copt Sunday, snt
tied E1press Of Pullmsn Psrlor Cars $50 y.
am. dsiiy, except Sunday. For Pbilsdelri,.
III Am, except Sunday ,a2d 6.3O p. m. dali.
For Pittsburg and the West 1890 f. II. daily, vi.
Psrlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.IO .. III. dai}c
with Palace Car 10 Chicago.
For Canandsigus and the North. 6 90 a. ri.,
except Sunday and 7.iJ p. H. daily, eIcer;
Saturday, with Palsce Gar u Canandagus.
For Watkins. 1910 p, ~. daily except San.
day.
For Baltimore, 6 VI, s. 10. go and 1910 \. m:
$50, 4 IL, 40 b3U. f.d0 and 9.46 p. m.
On Sunday, 1910 II. H.; $50. 7.dl Aid oil
For Pope's Crock Line 20 =. m. End & 20 p. M.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 10 9. In. and 4 20 p. m. daily,
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Ale1andris ~. and IL a. M. and 42i,
u -, add II sop. III. Sunday st 7, . and IL
a. m. and s y. III.
Trains leave Ale1sndris for Washington. co.
500 sEd 10 a. IL, and 3. q, and 7 p. M. and
II night.
On Sunday a. 500 and 10 e, m. and and o.
p. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quantico aud Richmond, will leave Alexsn.
drla ct 40 q. m. daily and 5 30 p. NJ daily
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured =.
principal railroad stations snd ticket offices
Southeast. i. j. WARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agen.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. nov2o
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FANCY GasRDG.

KTGSlEKy, GLOVES, Handkerchief, Col.
: i lars ard uufs, in great variety, a.
q. .. BENNY s,
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EVERY MONDAY, st IL M; and returning
leave sew York. from pior al. Esst river, EV.
E9Y SATURDAY, az 4 O'CLOCK p. "a.
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STEAMEB@.
| $50 POTOMAC 10 co
= Wv STEAMBOAT co. 4 CCO


GEORGE LIE AIRY
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, AND NORFOLK,
VA, CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
PUNT LOOKOUT going and returning.
On and after Monday, March 10Th, 1856. the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White,
Commander, will resume her route between tho
shove ports.
From ALEXANDRIA, Eoos's wharf, every
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,, at 6 n. M,
end every SATURDAY at G. D. m.
From NOEFOLX, Csmpbcips whsrf, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, ct
4 p. IN.
Arriving at either port carly nj X! morning.
GuIlng the psst winter tho Lesry has been
thoroughly over hsuled, newly painted, carpet
Cd, upholstered and put in nice Older. Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, frst class
tso!o and courtesy and attention from The officers
ana servants OF the boat Tickets rates, infor.
ma!lon, state rooms, &c, furnished BY
I. B. HOOE, Ct, Alexa Va.
q. +. DODD. Agt., Wash, u. G. mh eff
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FOR POTOMAC RHYEis.

6T'E.9.TEH JOH.N. ~. THO.nPSOE.
livery MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
uhDAf At $50 a. NJ returning on alteraste
days.
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I ',AGI.h BKAND TOBACCO. WHEATsnd
~ CORN FERrILIZ ER.-In osl]n o The Of.
tehtion OF farmers TO this Fertilizer, being the
first season 1t has been offered, l will simply
give this materials it is composed of: risb
Scrap, or Gnsno, Bone and Potash, cOntainib q
from i've 10 SIX per cent Of Ammonia HsyinH
had this Fertilizer maae for my own trade I
- oif1r it with confidence that it is what The
armer wants, and all l ask is a trial. Put I'D
elOibs in a bag Price $4l.
THOMAS PERHY, Agt.
mar.o Alexandria Va.
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= AIDES AND CHILDREN'S MERINO
E. VESTS and PANTS, sill sizes and quail.
ties, at q. q. BERRY'S.
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| ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, Germantown Waols
FL and Knitting Yarns, in all shades snd colors,
| sepN At .. Z. BERKYiS
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BUGGY and LIGHT WAGON WHEEL5.
- just received and for sale chesn at IS King
street. conner Of Royal, lot Of first class plain
WHEELS, Of Virginia manufacture. Csll
and SOC.
Iah Ii j. T. CREIGHTON & SON
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Fatsa NEW EOisM,

51'E4a*S EKS r. G. R.S.TGRTSsFD J0E.ys
GERSH-T
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Connecting with Merchants and Minors Line
for Boston, steamer
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E5fEgRtEgSEeaH NEuCss ura

TMy a. JOHNSON s. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S XIX, NIX, XXXX
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK-
ERS and T II o PSON'S PURE BYE
WHISTLES, TO which they invite tho attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attenton.
Consignments Of Flour. Grain and Country
Produce solicited. fer which they guarantee tho
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron snd Royal sts
Alexandria. Va. oct 20
HARNoN & sA1TH,
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S{inH GRAIN BAGS, made bv H..
coOo Ladies' Aid and Enn,oynos sne
Society, tor salo By 'p'oynenI
ion II THOMAS ppppv