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rHE OrHER TSItNDS.

on the 10th instant the Likclike took sugar
from the Spencer and Waiakea plantations.
Arrived at IIilo, May lth, the three mas,cd
schooner Emma Claudina, Captain w Mat.
son, from san Francisco, passage IS days, iull
eoWo.
some weeks since, a hank check sent by
Rev. Mt. Wainwright OF Kappa, Kauai. in a
letter mailed to- 4 correspondent IN Honolulu,
was missing from the letter when received.
As nothing was heard from tho remittance, \
duplicate was made out, forwarded and paid.
\ few days latter. the original was received 10y
Chinese firm In llonolulu, and presented to
the payec for acceptance, when the holders ol
the check were informed that the dt1it had
been paid 10y the hank This led To an in.
vrstigation on the part OF the police authorities
which has resulted in the arrest ct Chinese
eook employed by Mt. Wainwright who is
charged with having stolen the original check,
and fIaudulenily obtained the amount Of 1t
49,. 4ol at a store IN knpaa.
Mr.. Edward Wilmington Boutvilc Town
send. secretary Ut the Yosemite Valley Com.
mission and recently morguc reporter OF the
san Francisco Call, visited these islands two
years ago. In company with MI Edward
Cremur Macfarlane he visited Maui, and was
there a guest at the delightful and hospitable
home at Ulupalakua. During ride to the
slightly outlook known as Prospect Hill Mi
Townsend. in that prdeful mental condition
which So often preccdcs tumble, esSayed the
rather difficult feat Of picking from the ground,
without leaving his saddle, the riding whip
which one Of the ladies Of the party had drop.
ped. MI Townsend, whose precision Of
metaphor is equalled only Ivy his presence Of
mind, 1T squIcly on the convex centre Of his
helmc, hat While his shapely legs were still
waving in the breeze, Mr.. Townsend, in firm
yet ringing voice remarked "My dear
friends, yauting ambition has degeneated into
4 can OF spilled milk
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THE DEBlTE.

A small but interested company assembled
in the Y. NJ. c. A. audience. hall last Monday
evening, in response to the invitation Of the
entertainment committee, to discuss or listen
to the discussion Of the question, "Resolved
that the accumulation OF large fortunes in the
hands OF individuals is productive Of more good
than evil"
Mt W, o, Smith presided. In the absence
Of the speaker previously chosen to open the
debate, Doctor Emerson spoke on the affirm.
alive Of the proposition, taking the middle
ground OF acknowledgement tina, the possession
Of wealth often worked public injury in the
hands Of designing or Inscriptions men, but
that /, so often did good in the hands Of good
men that the evil was Offset.
Doctor Rogers, opening for the negative
held that whatever advantages might follow
the accumulation Of wealth by good men that
the general tendency Of the amassng Of great
fortunes was to prevent the best development
Of character and make the most desirable home
life impossible because neither the man No
hopeleSsly "down" that he saw no way Of
lettering his condition. nor the man No rich
| that in him the conservatism OF moderate
wealth had been merged in the aggressive and
destructive tendency Of vast wealth, had time
OF the surroundings for the bes, mental and
moral development.
Mi. J.. L. Jones, IT,, thought wealth made
man conservative that equality was i'm.
possible, that the investment Of great wealth in
mi.public OF private municipal OF rural i'm.
ptoyements helped the whole body Of men.
Mr. % {. Evans spoke OF the enormous IN
dusifial, commercial and agricultural develop
ment which the accumulation q great wealth
had made possible in the United States during
the period following the close OF the civil war
The speaker showed the inevitable diffusion o
wealth in such vast enterprise as the inter
ocean railroad building in America during &c
cent years, and the inevitable tendency O
wealth TO absse the power II enjoyed BY III,
creation Of monopoles. by Implication, thi
speaker brought Oh, the important fact, whiel
was in some danger u b<ing los, sight Of in tn
debate. that corporate wealth was merely al
aggregate Of individual wealth and the esercis
u IT, destructive asweIl asits constructive powe
VAS properly ehafgeable to the individuals wh'
possessed IL.
MI. w. A. Kinney outlined the diffculiie
of the great middle class in New York city
where the heavy capitalists were able to con
troll the market in almos, every avenue q
trade, making OF breaking merchants BY III
exercises u power As arbitrary and Calling q
, the despotissu u an oriental ruler Of politics
"boss."
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'even years NJ

The man who had just ended life as the
Count Giovanni de IIeriz, Of the Villa Sciarra,
Via SAHARA, Rome, began it sisty.hve years ago
as plain John Smith of Dublin, Ireland. He
entered the Roman priesthood, and was made
Prioy Chamberlain and Coun, by Pho Mono,
whom he accompanied to Gaeta.
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A Rome telegram says that two old maids,
the last descendants Of Amerigo Vespucci, who
gave his name to America, are now begging
that the pension Of ten crowns n month as
signed to their family by the republic Of Flor.
ence in 1850, may be restored to them. The
last male of the family named Amerigo died
seven NenTs nrn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-19

Null line Of the best English and French Groceries
from the well known houses Of ], T. Morton. Crosse
/ blackwell and S. L. Duret Gle, as follows:
Fresh Imperial and Cornish Ssrdnes.
Sprats Ia Sardins.
Pate de Foie CrAs.
Champignons.
Fresh Muscatsl Raisins and CunAniA
Copland's English Peas,
Lea Psrrins Worcestershire Sauce,
Oxford Sausage, In large and small tins;
Cheddar. Loaf Cheese,
Boxes Of Table Salt.
Fine brands a Sauces
Mushroom, Harvey, Reading, Bsefsis~k, John
bull and Regent
Assorted Jams and Jsles,
Pie Fruits Of all varieties.
small los of very superior Curis Powder. In IN
tins; superior French olins Oh, and ]. Colmans
celebrated Mustard.
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Two Il Fosdefs Patent Royal Hanson CABS. u the
Latest and mos inpsossd mansfasws, This u tbs
very SANE ays u kAnsom szisnsissly used 10 Lon
DON Nee fosk and PhiizdslphiA, and osh<f leading
eiiis. q the unsd st~,ss VIII he wise q insscue
ING them TO the notice and CONSIDERATION d this CON
hxufs and upon the ssosALs tssms assured thai
IN shou time this ysnsssl and eomfossahs vshies wl
snsissy supesceds s p<sssns snzaxsfAcsosy modes u
eoassyAacs va sosion q riding, soesaia~ss inslds.
ssniilsasoa easy dssssa u kss>6 and and tear.
this ayis u HAnsoa y unAqsAisd.
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= SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. MAY 10 ,ssJ

Public alton ofsee Is At Kashumsnu STREE Ed
nonsi rooms at 10 Foft reet.
Sabseribets and Advertisers will please address
rHoS. G.. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
q c, pkkE Is the only authorized sgen, for
the PRESS In San Francisco
An matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the =" SATURDAY PRESS"
Advertisements must be sent In by Friday noon
No Insertion for the current issue can be gusran-
teed when sent In later. Advertisers win mark
the number Of Insertions desired, from which date
they charge, any TO, so marked vii be charged =
mou,hs
Double eolumn Advertisements, cuts and large
types sn no, be admitted into our columns :
neither will Advertisements be admitted into read
rs columns. at any price These rules will be
rigidy adhered to.
Notice Of any events Of interest ,ranspiring on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents are requested TO
append their true names 60 all communications,
net for publication necessarily, but as guarantee
that the writer is acting in good faith
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PIANOS, MUSIC BOXES, ETC.

few Cottage Pianos. Of superior n.anufAesurs and
full deh tones Also large line u the hnex french
Muse Boses 81 the bsa make. with harp. aus and
mandolin attachments. playing ,sleci'ons from the iaiss
popular MUSIC. 1his Is the finest Iot u musical inssr
msn,s ever imported to Honoluiu.
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The last congress made radical changes in
the money. order system, that will undoubtedly
be found Of great popular convenience. Aner
September 81 next person desiring TO trans
nit TO another a sum less than SIS may, TOT
three cents, obtain at any money. order post
office postal note " payable to bearer nt
any money order post office designated. Upon
it, payment TO the bearer of Il, government
liability ceases Ifit shall no, I've paid before
the expiration OF three calendar months ensu-
ing the month in which 1t was issued. then 1t
can bc paid only by forwarding 1t to the super.
intendent OF the money. order system at Wash
ington, with satisfactory explanation of the de.
lay and another fec Of ! cents, when a duplicate
will hc forwarded Also by this act post office
orders which heretofore could be issued iof not
more than $50 each may now be issued for
Sioo, By the preceding law only three post
office orders OF $50 each could be issued to the
same person on the same day. The new law
is not explicit upon this point. The San
Francisco fost.oii officials are Of the opinion
that It was the intent Of the new law, as OF the
old to limit the issuance to $iso, rs, " 1t
were otherwise, bankers and heavy business
men could monopolire great benefit that was
intended for the great body OF the nation OF
average citizens. II is expected that the de-
partment at Washington will, before the law
goes into effect, clear up this point by a
regulation.
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PROPERTIES
REAL EST ATE.
Administrator's Sale.
BY order Of the Administrator of the Estate of J.
II. COMFY, deceased, will offer ~
public auction, on
Saturday .,.....,, Nay 26th, At IL H.,
AT sALEsRooM,
THOSE CERTAIN PIECES OF LAND
Kalawahins, Nuuanu Valley,
As FOLLOWS;
Lot No, g. per plan, containing an area Of S6-Ioo
acres.
not NO S, As per plan, containing an area o' ! ITO
acres.
A portion Of Lo, No. \, per same plan.
the Reef at Honolulu, adjoining Dowsett Summers,
known as
1.-THE ILL OF IwILEI."
Containing an are. Of So sro acres. with the valuable
Fishing Rights thereto belonging.
The rapidly increasing commerce Of Honolulu will,
undoubtedly make this property Of prime importance
| and large value in the near future.
For further particulars. apply to A. J. CART
WRIGHT, Plans may be seen at the auction-room.
,.o EP. ADAMS, Autioneer.
A RESIDENCE
In MusA.a Valley At Auction.
by order Of ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Esq.
| am Instructed to Offer at public auction on
Saturday. Nay 9sth, ~ ~ o'clock -.
AT NV sALsssoom,
me .,n..pcsrrAn I, nr pAprNcnN.c tANG
Musanu Valley,
Containing an area Of yJioo acres
upoa The ios, as we'll as Kichsn, Wood.houss, Bail
house, ne~ Carriage house, Stable, etc
nne. nsyer-failins Spring furnishes the psTsS an
healthiea water
The location Of these premises, 9Th its pure ffes
an and delightful s'e~, makes this os An nnas''il
de>irabls one.
4, TITLE PERFECT
The House and La can b< seen any time.
"a, E'P ADAMS. Auetion.sr.
.lI sAsE OF LODGING HOUSE.
by osds q tbs Adlaiaisu.ios Of the estate u
GEORGE WOOD. DkcsAsxp,
Gill ODER =, pabiic auction.
Saturday, Nay ooth. ~ ~ s'slssh =
AT ~ sAlsSnooA.
The lssss fos , O. 10 years. u thai certain t~o-
sosy hcsss situate IN ,hs
REAR oY coLBuRN PREMISES. KINGS
The hoass has 40 roons. above and tsios, vi
Ivssanda- Rspsirs 10 b nAds BY the ssHss ksas y
ALL uonshly y advance 1hs snusacs 70 thin pSotss
: fios King sssss, nss Asasahs> sssss'
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Dramatic writers will scarcely feel very much
encouraged to read that Mr.. John Madison
Morton, author of the most successful farccs Of
his day" BoS and Cox" among others,
which must have been played thousands of
times-is now, at seventy.two years of age, a.
"poor brother Of the Charter House"
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General ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE.
From tn, eargoss Of the uILock and other ~ees,
vessels the following
Dry Goods and Clothing:
Print. Of the aies, styles. las, oolots;
ume DENNIS, Brown Linen Drs,
I,orreet's Long cloths, Waterproof weeds,
towels and Toweling, Glass Towels,
Table Cloths, Table Napkins,
Pure Linens, shawIs. Dress Goods,
Grenadines White and Colored silks,
Joored Satins, Dfass Cloths,
Artificial Flowers and Feathers,
Cotton Handkerchief, Sk Handl errhiefs,
Table Covers, wooden, Colored Ssttscns and Grapes
rsney Mixture and Blue and Cray fanne',
blue and White Check Lis,ados,
NCY DRESS GOODS
Fancy piads, Regatta Shirts Wool Shirts,
White and Colored Cotton Shifts
Fancy Scarfs, Pilot Refers
Mems White and Brown Cotton Half Hose
Ladies Hose. Mems Ready.made Clothing.
Mems Hats,
Ladies Hats twhe, black and fancy sira~)
India Rubber Coats, Capes and Leggings,
Blue and Gray Hofse Blankets,
Wooden Blankets, all ,res, colors and weights;
yeiret Carpets, yeiret Rugs,
reiret aud Tapestry Door Mats.
sAD d cry.
a fal as,ot,men, Of GENTLEMENs and La
DIES SADDLES also, Saddles for Boys and Girls,
and a few
JOCKEY SADDLES,
Assortment Of
BRIDES, Saddle Cloths and Chamois Skins.
Sugar BaGs, 2Or36.
Coal Bags, 20z37
Rios DaGs and Irvine.
Guaranteed Corrugated Roofing Il, ssussl
In 9, y and 9 feet lengths
ROOFING SCREWS AND WASHERS.
@ A LvANIZED RID0IN0,
Annealed Fence Wire Nos :. s, and >, and Staples;
Galvanized Iron Buckets, all snes
Galvanized Wash Basins,
GALVANIZED Garden bordering and Netting,
Timed Iron Saueepans, all sis-s;
Teakettles, real Japan Backing.
Parting Bricks and Garden Tiles,
Garden Rollers,
Lawn Seats and Chairs,
Umbrella Stands,
Iron Scrapers,
THREE LAWN TENNIS SETS
Clothes Baskets,
Hand baskets,
Work baskets,
sponge Baskets.
CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Fancy Glass Flower Stands
Fern Baskets etc.
PORTLAND CEMENT-FIRE BRICKS,
Fire Clay,
Whiting.
Chalk,
Yellow Oohrs,
Alum.
ROOFING STATES,
liverpool Salt and Rock Salt, zimcs. Palate
and Boiied OTIS, Worces,er Sauce
English, American and Hawaiian
FLA0Si
Three, FIVE and yards long
TOPSAIL SHEET CHAINS,
Admiralty test. siIes x. u, 70 and ".
POWELL DUFFRYN STEAM COAL,
Stationery,
| Iron Bsdstsads
ENGLISH LEATHER BETTING. from g, 49,"
| Floor Oiloloths.
| One SIR Horse Po,cer Portable Emgtns.
Also, One Three Horse Poorer Vertical
Emgt.e, etc.
ao-qr THEo. II. DAVIES co.
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Auction Sales.

Auction Sales.
IMPORTANT SALE or LANDS
OF rHE
LUNALILO ESTATE.
by order Of the Trustee, Of the Lunallo estate, will
offer for sale at Public Auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1859.
At - O'Clock noon, a, my ,alesroom Queen street the
following parcels Of real estate
FIVE LANDS IN WAILUKU,
ISLAND OF MAUI
COMPRISING THE Ill OF PEtPEt,
Title Award $3.50 u. Apana d,
L-Apana A, lying on the river and adjacent to Kui.
heanis land; area tJ'ioo acres.
2.--Apana II, a Kalo Patch, incosed with kueana Of
kuihelani s.Ioo acre.
3.-Apana {, a Kalo Patch within Kuleana Of kuhe.
LAM; area 7'ioo acre.
s.-Apana ID, Kalo Patch within the Kueana Of Wa.
hinekuapuu; are ia.ico acre.
5.-Apana f, piece Of land in wauku Valley on the
south side area asa acres.
A Fishing Right ~ the WaHukm River
viii be sold as an easemen, to Apana 4.
0.-The land situate at Kau, Hawaii, known as the
Ahupuaa Of Pakinki. This is valuable pasture land.
is partially covered by the lava flow Of 1868, and has
fair landing at the beach. Title Award $3.50 u,
Apana "a Royal Patent 1874; area 1857 acres.
Pau, situate at Waikiki, Oahu. FRS, class Rice or
kalo land; area S9-ioo acres.
Twenty.nine House Lots,
Situate at Kapahuiu, Oahu,
AT KAPIOL AMI PARK,
Ranging from az acres to ~ acres each
Twenty Of these lots face directly Kapiolan Park
the other nine contiguous thereto, The whole
laid with convenient streets, with free
and through the park guaranteed and accessible
from Honolulu by several routes. BY the success Of
Mr.. Campbes we'll, adjacent to these lots, the whole
Of majority Of them and part OF the balance are
in reach Of artesian water, can be seen by refer
ence to chart at the Office Of S. b. Dole The soil
views by land and sea delightful The sale Of these
lots offers opportunity for obtaining Fine Home
steads in the suburbs, which can hardly happen
again The land in that locality is rising in value,
and is sure to rise for years come. narrow gauge
steam railroad from Honolulu to the park is in con-
temptation by rival parties. This enterprise
be long delayed. Its completion will add immensely
the value well the desrabiity Of these lots
homesteads The lots can be examined on the ground
as they are marked on, by posts numbered to cores
pond with the chart.
TERMS CASH.
Deeds the expense Of purchasers For further in
| formation, apply to S. b. DOLE.
I42 E. p ADAMS, Auctioneer.
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BRONzES
We have a beautiful line Of Genuine Btonte Goods,
carefully selected from the best stocks in Paris, among
which very superb groups u figures, animals
etc Also, hne assortment Of single pieces u Mytho
logical, Scrip,ural and poetical subjects
Animals,
Birds,
Vases,
Candeabfas,
Desk Weights,
Handsome Medallion Placaues
Dressing Mirrors,
Statuettes Of ancient and modern eelebrites,
And few very superior French Clocks,
In bronze and gilt, with chimes.
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Auetion Sales.

Auttion Sales.
ucTIoN SALE
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
May aad and a3d, at a. NJ.
BY Order OF Theo. H. Davies q Co.,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
English Staple and Fancy Goods,
WHICH WILL BE
ON VIEW ON MONDAY
THE AUCTION ROOM OF f. p. ADAMS.
Sale at Ten O'Clock.
TERMS LIBERAL
us f. p. ADAMS. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LEASES AT AUCTION.
by ORDER OF MEssRs HOP yICK CO.,
Saturday, June 18th, at l9 H.,
ON THE PREMISES,
CORNER OF NUUANU AND KING STREETS.
Now occupied by Hop Y,ek q Co. as a restaurant,
will sell the building and lease.
The large wostory building as feet front and IS feet
deep is the property OF essee The lease has years
and six months run, At a rental Of $50 per month";
with privilege Of renewal for fifteen years at 81, per
month.
Al 10 a. NJ, on the premies. will sell the entire
RESTAURANT FIXTURES and SUPPLIES.
Al !, O'Clock noon, will also sell the LEASE Of
the sToREHoUsE and premises King street ad.
Joining the restaurant The lease has fifteen years to
rum at Sss per month"; The building has y feet front
and 20 feet depth, with yard.
us +. p. ADAMS. Auctionser.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ny order u I. b. Walker. Esq. am instructed to sell
| a, pabl,e auction, on
Saturday, Juns Z, 1853.
Al I1:3o ,. NJ, on the premises. King street. opposite
the residence VI Mp- J. p, Cooke.
TINE HOUSE AND LOT
; nov occupied and o~ned BY MIR. Walker
The house Is 5, fee, front and Is fss, deep with no
add cold water, and all the modern improvements
hne large basement under the whole house Ihefe
outhoases io servants Coach House, stable. Vac
The 10, Is fes, fron, K,ns Street, siih dsps
. a sss feet.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
4 Saturday, Juns Z. 1858
a Al 70 oeoek A ", Al the u<.dencs u T. h wALkfb
e King street. ! ill oder
a AT PUBLIC AUCTION
c The E.sars Hs~ssAsiA YusnAtuss.
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In offering these goods for sale take great pleasure
in informing the LADIES Of Honolulu and Of the
other islands, that have anticipated every want In
their line, and now prepared to show them the
choicest line Of goods offered for sale here, having
been carefully selected by member Of firm from
the very latest stocks Of the leading houses Of LON
DON and PARIS, with reference to the particular
cessities and requirements Of this community.
Many Of the articles referred to Of the very latest
and unique designs and the venture is mainly expert
mental, to test the wants Of Ladies' they may be
regarded merely sample lots Ladies will do WELL
therefore, call early, the goods will be disposed Of
soon possible make for eStensy, stock
Of goods for the city and country trade.
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CARPETS, RUGS, MATrlNos, ETC.

Brussels and Administer Carpets Of the choicest and
latest paterns and large line Of the finest Sandnng
ham, Wndermere Velvet and Seal Rugs. Also. fines,
Wool Skin Mats and Tapestry Squares. and small lot
Of Real Manila Maang.
This invoice was selected with grea, care, and eanno,
fail to be appreciated.
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SILK UNDERWEAR.

SILk UNDEkWEAk-
A small lot Of Ladies' and Gents Finest Underwear
Of Nova-spun Silk.
Best Ladies' and Gents Silk Hose, plain and en-.
| droidered. Of all varieties and colors, and
choice lot Of Handkerchief with plain and colosed
borders Of very latest patterns
This invoice is without exception, the finest la Of
| silk goods ever imported to this market.
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LADIES' WEAR.

A small invoice Of Ladies' Of the finest descrip
ton comprising full assortment Of
Plain and Embroidered White Skins.
Eere Skirts,
Beautifully Embroidered Night Dresses
Handsome underwear,
Swiss Edgings and Cambria Insertions,
Chenille, Knit, Pelerine, Coltswold and coored
Honey comb SHAWLS, and large line Of the finest
Linen and Cambria Handkerchief Pompadour
Hem.sttehed White Embroidered and Fancy Silk
Borders.
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STEREoSCoPIC VIEWS.
And small lot Of Colored Photographs Of the worlds
most Beautiful Women
Work Baskets, Writing Desks, Ladies' Bags and
Baskets Of all patterns beautifully lined with silk and
satin and exquisitey brocaded with raised figures and
flowers
Elegant Portmonaies, in pearl, shell, morocco and
plush Letter Cases. Paper Knives and Weights, Fancy
Ink Stands, Pin Cushions Watch Pockets, Chair Tides,
Handsome Glove and Handkerchief Sets.
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PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
In Velvet and Leather.

PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
In Velvet and Leather.
Fancy Tables. Fancy Brackets, and small lot Of
With mos, complete fittings in ivory and sterling silver
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FANS.
Embroidered, Lace, Feather, and richly hand. painted
and an endless variety Of most useful and orna.
mental articles too numerous TO mention.
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@ ALvANIzED RIDoINo.

Annealed Fence Wire. Nos T. $, 8 and !, and Staples;
Galvanized Iron Buckets, all siIes;
Galvanized Wash Basins,
Galvanized Garden bordering and Netting,
Timed Iron Saueepans all sizes;
Teake,tles, real Japan Backing.
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Guaranteed Corrugated Roof.s "a, sauss),
inc. :, Sand feet lengths.
ROOFING SCREWS AND WASHERS.
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The following choice articles Of
BRIC.A.BRACK
In Maoiea and Glassware will afford idea Of the
variety in this line, viz
Flower Pots and Stands Of all descriptions and designs
in all colors and beautifully embossed with fruits and
flowers.
Glass Center Flower Vases in all eolo, with pla,saux
Paran and Bisque figures.
Cabinet Ornaments.
Jewel Boxes,
Perfume Cases,
Venetian Ware, beautiful designs
Colored Majoliea Brackets Of varied patterns.
Mandarin Tea Pots in green and gold
Exquisite Barbotine Vases, with raised flowers.
Beautiful assortment Of Vases Of the choicest designs
Menu Cards and States.
Flower Baskets, etc.