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STGVE~. 7TSyES.-The Kitchen Companion
= imuiavd -~orehing beautiful cacap and ec0nomi'
calG QtNEY pupirrf, n usual 10 supply his Gus,
toners and the Plbpc ~ general witha and improved
Cook my Sow. cE Tor u culinary purposes, eaPnoI
be sntpl sod % III, city would invite those = hO are III
Of Stoves CO. p.et' Hi -eason TO look IN ut no sCaf-
mi ,t-er hc purchasing elsewhere, EXAMINE
ton one look viii sat.fy the scrupEous that tho
Kitchen Coppanion has decided preference over all
other Stsves qusntfy Of fuel which ~ consumed IN
this Stove ,rng compared to al old patterns and tho
boiling Of four boilers the time and the equality
Of baking which this Stove will do give decided pre-
ference an Others.
Also a general ssortnert Of Hail. Parlor ard Store
Stoves. of the approved patterns.
% 2arod- GEO. Quincy, CarnIne at
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STOVES.
d.. Rims TAT EMF RAILWAY

stcs Aims T. n Il L n 4 RAIL WAY
ID COOKING STQNE FOR wool or coal, INTRODUCED
ioo ,his ey the spring of 1859, which liae ts
ale in ,ais city and elsewhere has been very great |,
3o.ss>e r Al advantage othe: Stove. in ,ss
iZe Of IN. oven. which Is capable Of hiking ,ix srgs
ayr. OF bread The 5es; With e fael and
m nj. .hor- sine - any cihsr Stove. By .iHple move
t II t.e Stove the IRE may be moved IL rehc. nesre,
"a ar -thsr from the thereby increasing dns.
snug the hest, Tao Stove has tour boiler holes, snd
e.psbs % dong Is much work Is any Otaef ever offered
espcrsl assortment Of Stoves Hollow Ware, ssoys-
= n WICKEs. 23l ws.er,.,reet
= IF T5EE5; -1vs E--We again cal he
\ attention Of se public TO ihi, o'' invaluable article
Thor n Of >t"res wou's 90 wen 10 i'oA al me at
,.s ,his or. b over all others tho market. They
cr,iIse ha it.e isal supplying but once IA tEes-
~ fosr boar arc ec frop dust and dirt and are recon-
;us adcd by lie fist pHysicjans IN the eoul;ry.
Ts.y r-,are wholesome atmosphere snd are by far
the BE-, stove. o- iuyadt introduced For sac IN
quantity ard 9she' 10 any style OF "H'sa required
i - w l. V BADGER
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ZEE COME

and coming you and prices that DEFY
all conp tItioa. LADIES' Caters that can't beat.
In price quality ceasuca have Boots and Shoes for
OF all kinds and suited 20 all classes and all pur.es.-
Boots for Firemen Milk nen. NaierTnsu-eSerybody;-
ans falling supply OF Boy. Misses a9d Child
reu Boots and Shoes snd twenty per tbe cheapest
Inc city. just end see. at SCRIBNERS, 33i
Grsrd-street, the second of Es ex Market
81 efien hear from ny cu-toEers that they are
told BY oth-rs trade that buy Ill nv work and d.
not manufacture 1t; and that the reason why sell
cheaper than Nov here poker for those
that tell what tsey know be false viii $1,000
with that have paid more noney 10 lourneymen fer
the last i've years for work done under nv iEleci
direction and control than any retailer of Boots
and Shoes in the city, than any Grand
MS 9n
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% 2astDg

IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate othe Coun-
Of Ne York Notice hereby gwen 10 all having
claims against Richard Z. Ha-ey st- Of the CT Of New York
Auconeer decreased present the with the vouchers
the sucribr dsnce No 9 Spring
The City Of New YORK. L-Jre ne eighth diy Of April
next Dated Ssv York the fou n iay Of DC A. Iei
e oaNep MARY HALSEY. A-niui.traui1
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POWELL & CO.'S. LINE.

- rv@ p FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT
Sr.-vas.S-1 CALDWELL'S, WEST POINT COLD
-2aca2-eslsssSS- SPRINGS. Ike steamboat HIGliLAN-
DER, Captain Robes' Warrop. will leave the foot OF
Wa-ren-sireet Nes-y.rk. every Monday Thursday ana
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock
Reiurnirr the HIGHLANDER will leave Ncwbure
every Mouday morning at o'clock, aud Tuesday ano
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Fer freight or passage, apply the Captain on boa.e
NR-hl baggage, and freight OF every description alo
oils OF specie put board this boat must be at the risk
Of the ow thereof unless bill Of adng or receipt l.
signed for the same. jy+
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"a slwtnls Ma.ler in Chanee "

IN CHANCERY-Betore the Vice Chancellor
ter Schermehofu y. James Lori ner Graham et al
John Anhon, Soln pur Of decrels order Of the
Court made the Hhoyc emit will be
public auction. the direction OF The subscriber,
of of .aid Court by Aine Co. auconeer,
the Esd DAY Of November inst Il the Merchants EH-
change in City of New York y O'Clock o. that
day that certain pisce parcel OF ground situate y-
ing and being the Ninth Ward of the City OF New York
ne inn ing poia the westerly side Ot Greenwich lane
sixty five inohe, borthery from the nohery de OF
Chrisopher street. from thence running aolg Grtsnwichlane
fy feet thence westerly ninety feet thence due
thirty two feet inch thence south ninety feet TO
Christopher street; thence eastery Christopher street
ihry feet and half inches land OF Catharne Trap
hagen Thirty eghtf inches, thence eaerly along the
land the said Cihsrine Trphl hundred and two
feet tx inch - the place 81 Beginning.
Dated New York, Nov. 1T. lsil
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL.
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chanoelor.-wiiliam
Ingis ct ~ Trustees, &c yi Edmund Wilkc. ct al.
STATE OF NEW YORK SS-In pursuance of A lec

IN CHANCERY-B the Vice Chanoeor.-wiiliam
L Insi, ,, Trustees, &c. Edmund wkc. ct al.
STATE OF NEW YORK, Ssh pursuance ola decleta
the Vice Chancellor the first Circuit will be sold public
nf the said Court thu Merchants Exchange ia the city nf
2l.t day Of September s4 u O'Clock of that day
elfh ward Of the city New York and known aud dis
nguished map of the property Of George RapelyV,
esquire called the Glass Houe Farm, made by Daniel Even
city surveyor in the month OF May thousand eight humid
red and hinyree and filed in the Registers office efthe
city and county If New Yos the first day OF February
eight hundfsd thirty lots numheIs hre
hundred 595 five hundred ,nd niney-'iS
$780, five hundred aud nineiycven t597 FIVE hundred and
ninrty-eght $780, hundred am niueynine t599l SIX
hred 5000 ak hundred and one, GOD. being the
north side and tie eighth and
nn,h avenues, said lot. being each feet n"e
inohe. length each side and feet in breadth
in aud reartogeiher with all and singular the
meats edtlmen and appuTtendnccs thefenno belonging
or in nywise sppertaining.-D August 2, 1911.
PHILO II. RUGGLES
su2s 2t.wS2I Master in Chaneery.
the above described premise adj the
Dist day Of October next. Dated Sept. 81. lil.
PiiILO r. RUGG LES,
21l 2awtO Mater in Chsncpry
The the above described praues i. Their djourned
the 23h day OF iober instant III. ana place
Di,cd October 2l 1871. PHILo r. Z: GGLES.
u26 2TGrh Master in Chanc-ry.
The ale The above described premises farther lunrd
the S diy of N"venb, the hour and place.
Date Ocober % 1911. PHO T. RUtiGLES,
u2o 2iwinis M,.ler in Chn'c-rr
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SITE or NEW -YORK-IN H>NCEkY.-wlnsm
- Ingli, aad Georgs Trustees, 9c v' EamuAd Wilkes
sad o;her.
entitled car.e bearing the 24h day Of August 1871 wall
De solo rsic ton the direction OF the 'Hhrbe
one 81 ne nlsicr.Jt thi. C,ui ID. W Pe Co. Auc-
,iossst the Me.a I, FL hanse ia the city OF Ne r-Ycrs
n Tuesday sy Al l. O'Clock noon OF
mat .r tho.e cert ia land .t lying being in
the Twelfth wad Of tn II e Newly rk and known ard
stiugai,hrd mspefth property OF Gs rye RaP,ye Ed
c,led TIE Clash use Farm 10 de by Daniel E"en CITY
Suv.yar, the month uf Mag, hou,ard eight hundred
and isyrhrse and file IL The ocr of the Register OF he
CITY and County N-~f the first day Il February,
Thousand .gh hundred and hirty-tgur as lots number
t2:i hundf.d aud -hytouF, t2a5 two hnnsrt IA d
hiyfve, 60 husdr. aud eiehiys1 ard heirEon me
south side q rhtyS-ve street the SAID lots being each one
hundred feet sngh each 'ide aud wetyh'e feet 10
adth front and toy her with I'll I'D singular the
and ippurt.nanoei th-I ernto Belong
in ANY wise spPsrtaning Daisd New-fork' August
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL Mastery in ch,neery,
auSn 2awi,2l ~ Iohn-strett
The OF Described property is pos,Pened until
the 2l day p October neat the hour and place
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
~ 2ayto2l Master ia Chlncsiy, No - j. I'm street
TIL sale Of the abJye described properly e, thef postponed
the 9th DAY Of -tJ5er st. u The sane hour and sce
Oct-2l, I54i. WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
~ 2,wo22 Master il Chsneery
The The al DESCRIBED property father post
ned the s,h day November Gcxt, The same hour aud
''''N' WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
"a slwinfs Master in Chtnoerv.
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the pub!c. and generally 100 well known to require
much be said their favor Oar Stoves made o;
the best material aud IN the ornament 9 style.
TIE proprietor would carton the pablic about III,
many Stoves raade in imitation Of the Olnstea Stove but
differing IN hs essential parts and would recon-
mead ali in call and examine his assor,.us nj
which surpassed IN point Of beauty utility and
viii be found 10 be cheap any other ssbm en;
All kind. Of work solicited and stteuded 10 with
promptaess. JAMES Z. P DEAN, 2lO Water-ot.
o1- M ff
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FOR RLORS.
ZrOyp'ta SADEAT5Ses sTStEs.-These

y Oy'2fS Z = DEA 1I'V' : :, = u "vso
MOTT dc,ir bic stoves for warming Churches Dwell
inr stores Ot'css Sic mbca and ship Caoins Can DO
rrocrrrd Of ;be sgbscribcrs only. Also
DRUMS, of Russia iron for parlors, halls or stores
These save fe being placed either heat or cooking
Stoves.
MOTIFS WOOD COOK SToyES-Cel,bra,ed as hay-
ing ye,y superior roasting aHd baking Overlooking WIN
The greatest f,city; capable boiling oroug roasting
and king Mt once. families who have used this owe
riy, II their most unqualified appreciation. Four sizes,
FROM So 80 70 $50
R,> and Eugis Iron Pipe, tin tubes for floors, mar
i,cd nv tbe trade furnished on reasonable terms.
stoves Of my pattern repaired aud put up In
worGmanSe mtuner
MOTIFS SABACENlC CRATE. Tor pariors or base
ment room. yiss much more heat th'n common CRATE
,,,h n,urb l.s, mol SHEPARD Il Co,
Successors to Strrt,ou 4 Seymour)
900 tr,. 2il Water-streer
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Of the fire. whether TIE doors a'e 'fut or "pen with
large heath dry the O. on when cold or damp
They are constructed VITA and cold air cham,
Der in more eonde.ed form ag any now IN use there
BY securing all tbs properties Of the heat and taking up
but ltle Persoraout TO purchase are respectfully
lie al ass, IV4;c- =. - f GEORGE G. HOWE.
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80: HEAP: CHEAP: al JAMIsUs
~ JERVISs Cheap Engraving and Printing Of5ce
Visiting Gard Plate engraved and fifty Cards for on,
s! 30 All other Engraving one half the usual price
reese eau and examine specimens No. act Courtland 81
SoiHr5 oissITica- o. 3n
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THE KITCHEN CompANIoN COOKING


For HALLS. PARLORS CHAM
RERS, CHURCHES Il NURSE
RiES.--Ihe most ec0Heni a!
Store euer made As the seas or
for procuring stoves Is near al
hanc, the proprietor calls the at
teDtion Of those in want Of good
article to the Olmsted Pstegi
Stove. These .toves have for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-16

~ Z BRINGS KESEOR IA e tUKDIAL.
- For the relief of Nervous Affections and Dyspepsia,
This Cordial peculiarly adapted relieve these dis
tressng complaints. Acting tonic by strengthening
the digestive it restores in due healthy appetite;
invgura,es the muscular SYSTEM dssipa;es low spirits
and melancholy evates the mind and on the return OF
health strength which has invariably followed IT, use,
render, the vaetudnarian happy and con.en,sd. The
Restorative Cordsl is pleasant the taste scccnhle 10
the smell. aud does interfere with regular Diet 1t
has highly appreciated by the female who have
generally found bsneit from Sold wholesale ard
No. OF Faon .ud No. PC; Bowcrv Price
81 per bottle ni2 lw'
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II O w e S
PATENT STOVE.


PATENT STOVE.
for Parlnrs, Halls, Mr.
series, stores and 1th-
ccs.--1his improved
Stove demands the al
tention of thoss who
desircasofi and healthy
heat, benuty, cleanli.
mes and economy IL
has been IN use the last
season, and the encour-
agement received, and
the entire satisfaction
hey gave the purchas-
ers, have stimulated the
inventor 10 EIanufac-
ture them ON a much
larger scale, to sspply
toe increased demand.
They are made Of tho
best Russia IRON, and
ornomenled in thcmosi
cliaste and neat man
acr giving a full view
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TRAyELIN !.

ce sNEW-F0RM.ALR ASf AND
$50 TROY STEAaBoAi LINE t ioi Albany
Drsc, withost landing.
Tho If WITT CLINTON. Tuesday, Thursday ard
Thursday Aitersocn. at O'GloeS. ,,,,. G.,
NcrlcE-an ,roo.;s, Freight Baggage, Sank bus, Sp
-.- or any otber Lind ofP.epery taken shipped OF f
o. board the Boats G: ;a Line De Al the risk oil fe
Owners q saeh Goods. Freight Baggage &c MI
PEOPLE's line FOR 49, l., -
- y ASO INTERMEDIATES PLACES
So i; 5 O'Clock P. NJ. froa tAs PEE 6eiEeeh
e--zs-z--S-s sHa=-- C-urIl4rd aid Liberty streets
The colamodiou> SIC 'mhoas SoUTh AMERICA, tapt
I " Ersiaafd. leaves sboyo OF Thn;,dSy and sat
,r!sv afternoons al ; O'Clock.
The NORTH AXEKICA, C,Pt- " Il. Tues ell. Leaves
o.. .hov-,t5P VI % Monday "Wednesday AID riday
rho ROCEES TER, Capt. \ P 81 J'hs, leave, a.
sh v direct for A!ban. on Montsy Nsdacscay Snd sii
d.v evening". ., c;-,.,
q The above hc.ls are and substantial ia rushed
;,5 clean, STATE Rooms ard for sPeci and acccmnao-
P,ss,gs or Freisht apply r. C. SCHULTZ az
the Office on thc Wharf. or on board. M
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IDA n N@N'A sN gE - rs II Z. hif bt-f or wiz
L ing ines ard cotton clotl.-rhc >upeTiO iiy Of
this valuable prepa' atea any other Of hs kind con
its being durable hen written, wall not fad
bat retains brgntusss for ycat, aad requires b, pre-
psraon L. may be used with common pen a. it Is Of
the proper eoussence and siHglc tri' r convince all
of IIIi value. Rer7r OF coun;crfclts. Prepared
and sold by J. PAYS0N, Wlli>ton Northampton isse.
and genuine boe has his written signature, ;h
ont uhich 1t IS genWins. Sold IN NewYors, hole
sale and retail by A &. D SANDS, Druggists, Nos. 70
and 100 Fultonst and DAVID SANDS q CO., u
East Broadway Price. 37t or I'm
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o,1 2.rtnlf 40 s. J. In .lIs.

IN HANCERY-Before me Vice Chancellor OF
,Ae Erst Circuit Charts EairaT Nathaniel Buncs-
Caari-s ei'v0od, - ci'or-
Slteas ". YORK ss-Pur,uaai to decretal order Of the
Court Il Clicer- made the asov- entitled cau-- viii ee
3t AZ public saot1n ind hs direction Of The 'Gh, ori5-f,
OF ne Matters Of this Court hy tnilie % Aue'ineef'
on the l6h tav Of Nogrbe next The Msreaani, ESch4n.c
IN the Ciy New iofs l1occck 1t NON Ut nat day. All
certain lot ground situated IT. he W arc u The Ciy
~ New York Known IS 5ii FuE; stree, known
- South street cu;ainir- front Front street aiUre=ad
feet norlry .co nag lot Of srrunG - feet easieI!y
along Lin ~ fee; .nch aud westerly by ine
nisg through middle of psy wal ofai1g ths y "a!
of the rues-gsce 40 feet inch
Dl.sd NeS York Oci. Der }, 8+l
JOHN 4. sIDELL, Master in Chaneesry,
% 1..vt-lk N. $ John .rrrt
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IN CEANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor Of
the Or. Circ,it jams Miller Wiaz B. GarfAbrsn
and Msry G.rrab-ants Mister, s-ls-Wiliam hitting -
l!eI'or. f..
State II View -Pgr5uan, 20 deeretii order OF ias
Cur; Of Chzqcsfv 11ce IN ta- above eitled cause Vii -
sod :; p ls urd-r The drecoe Of he .essersef one
f he Aas;7rs Of this Court b. An W - -
the Is v Of ov-cher ne1t The Ne chants h.ch1re IN
the CITY Of New Y-k II o'clock OF tn; day 81. hi
4 , pi-ce parcel Of aac .it1ie yss and oeae II
The l,- ,is iO.nI Ward ct Cry OF New Y dis;iH-
i Ga Ger sin map made 4 gro lnd ia The nd Ward d.
ed NV 1925 sy Thcaa, Ladsn, City >4rseyor by log "
Z und=t nd n,ai- n- io.lowSc The i-ilF i-rnt
~ >ecard ,treet p nr - uoiretrTly ~ lot No -
INV q = of E.s,t - eei Ineh, .ou h0 e=ity IN 't-
.sr nv ~ n0,y or iat- McC.- > te.t III he's aud
~ lot 70 2l ste Vi Thomas CarPeaier
- III Inef - b. ,hs aid less ard new
ad distinguished = lot No Il OF Second sire az IS
aid T..ethe5 ish Ill and -ula he Ct, herse5a-
partsn-ro=- thersuno hcio ginS OF H. any wise
a1pac aad the revsf,ion and feyersons r.liner 1ad
IHd-r'. enti. su,. and pfeft. thereof
peed New York. o t1arI p. lsil.
IDIN 4 SIDELL n s.ter IN Ch1ncerT,
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"a
"A. BR0CATION AND BLACK LlNlMtNT.-Nc-
roct Yourself while remedy nj hand The pro
prietor, after making experiments succ-t ded
nventing remedy FOR he diseases enumerated below
which he confidently offers the public Improve
all athers and fully adequate TO iis ends. 1t
inalhc in the Of gou, rheumatism bruises prans
cramps numbncss and stiffness Of the Joints burns scales
stiffness of the neck frozes imbss ctapped n chill
ba,ns fresh cuts scad head salt rheum and all external
injuries and also of those which HORSES are liable,
sprains the back, palled backs, Sold by A. B.
II d. SANDS, wholesale and RETAIL Nos. - and 100
Fulton St, N Y and by D. Sands 4 Co. ~ East BROAD
way Price, 3cts. rio In
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!, E-aS q FOsS saaiiE WsB u fya =

, E-GS q +Uss ssaii 4 W sB fSa =
eassSs-,S-7 FALL AKRANGEMENT-The steam
--'-szH-I7,1a-- boat OSIRIS, Capt J. u Alairo wii
IN and after November Q, run follow Leave Ne~
Ycrs from Fulton VI rket slip, East River, every Tues
Z ny. Thursday and saturday, at o'clock A. VI
Returning, will lssv- Rcd Bank every Tuesday MRS
dav aud Saturdag az half past IL o'clock, p NJ
The Boat III run Us until further notice, weather
md nsvig niion PEI miItln.. ~
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MAKY GILL, No. y Tammany -. above Fourth.
Prepared and sold No. ~ South Third street, Pha
dcIpha. Price 81
Sold at wholesale and retail by A. 3. & D. SANDS,
Druggists. Nos. 10 and 100 Fulton and DAVID
SANDS q CO, No. Il Ea,t B,o.dway. y Y. o23 I'm
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27

F : nch Linen. Mourning Lawns. Blac
BonIbazine. Colored Bombazine. Russia
Diaper. Check Muslin. Jaconet Muslin
Check Cambria. Stripe Cambria. White
Cambria. Super White Linen. Birds Eye
Diaper. Linen Damask Printed Linen
Drills Stripe Linen Drills Assorted Sew
ing Silk. Stay Lacings Pearl Shirt But
tons. White Suspender Buttons. Pea
Jacket Buttons Figured Vest Buttons
Figured Coat Buttons. Black Silk Cra>ats'
Patent Pins Crash. Nous de Lame
Vestlngs. Pantaloon Check. Summer Cloth
Plaid Cape de Lyons. Fine Erminet.
Broadcloth, Black. Satin Stripe ChalIy
Ladies' Gloves. Ladies Scarls. Pressed
Grapes Swiss Figured Muslin. French
Muslins Saleratus Dried Apples Nut
ncgs. Allspice. MaImsey Wine, extra.
Paste Backing. Pipes Raisins Cassa.
Cater Boots. Gentemcn's Calf Boots.
Ale Nails. Fine Ivory Combs. Tooth
Brushes Cambleteens An assortment of
Stationery. Ladies' Kid Shoes. Ladies'
Kid Slippers.
A select assortment Of Cut and Pressed
Glass Ware, consisting of Decanters, Wine
Glasses, Cake Dishes, Lamps, Tumblers,
Door Knobs, Salts, etc.
Honolulu May p, ls4l. eptE
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27
3, Pitrnan & Son,

Have for sale on reasonable terms, viz,
English and American Prints. Ginghams
Printed Muslins. White, Brown and Blue
Cotton Drill. White and Brown Linen
Drill. Bleached and Unbleached Cottons
Cambria, plane and Figured. Swiss Mus
lin. Lace Edgings. lnsertngs. Fancy
Gauzc Hdkfs. and Scarfs. White Wells.
Garniture. Silk. Satin. Velvet and Belt
Ribbons. Wound Wire. Furniture Chints
Hamilton Stripes. Bonnet Wreaths and
Flowers. Ladies and Gentlemen's Hosiery
Gloves Satin Neck Stocks. Nankeens.
Pongee Colored Hdkis. Grass Cloth. Cot
ton Hdkts. Needles. Pins. Spool Cot
ton. Thread. Buttons. Suspenders. Ready
Made Clothing. Wickyarn, Sc, sc.
GROCERIES.
Molasses. Sugar Lamp Oil. Tea
Flour Meal. Dried Apples. Raisins.
Citron. Prunes. Tamarinds. Pickles
Vinegar. Nutmegs. Mace. Allspice Gin
namon. Cloves. Ginger Sage. Pepper
Mustard Honey. Tobacco. Gil ars. Pipes
Snuff. Soap. Salad Oil. Olives lem
on Syrup Porter. Pale Ale. Stoughton's
Elixir. Wines, sc.
Boots and Shoes Writing Ink. Shoe
Backing. Arrow Root. EPSON Salts
Bench Planes. Brace and Bits Chisels
Fish Hooks. Combs. Sauce aud Fry Pans
Iron Squares. Screws. Nails. Axe Han
dies. Axes. AIDES. Hatchets. Writing
Paper. Blank Books. Quilts Corks, sc
Generally on hand good assortment of
Crockery, Glass, and Tin Ware.
Honolulu, Dec. 5, 1910. IT,
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27
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Have for sale, at their plantation, at Wal
luku, East side of Maui, quantity of sups|
rior WHITE SUGAR, not inferior to lid
best imported Loaf Sugar. Also, WHITE
SYRUP,-a superior article for family use
For the information of Merchants and othl
ers trading to these Islands, they would state
that they are charging their business, hayI
ing now $50 acres of Sugar Cane under cu
tivation, and in the course of the next seal
son will have $50 acres. By the st of Del
cember next, they will have large 10, 0
BROWN SUGAR for sale, on as REASONABLE
terms as can be offered by any other firm
May 2sth, l84l. IT,
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27

5 casks assorted Paints.
90 kegs English White Lead
40 /" do. Black Pant.
500 Gallons Paint Oil.
100 boxes Spanish Cigars.
key Superior Tobacco.
& tubs Spices.
5 casks Rice.
5 baskets Olive Oil.
| bale Corks.
10 kegs Fancy Biscuit.
I case Macaroni.
! " Tapioca.
8 doz Chairs.
9 cases Stationery.
4 hhds Tin Ware.
8 4" Hollow Ware.
1873 Reams Wrapping Paper.
20 " Writing do.
Honolulu, dug 30 'lS4l.
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27

375 pieces I'D Bleachcd Cot,ons.
So Sets China Lacquered Wash r.
sins, ca 3.
4S do. do. do. o, j
10 Rattan Clothes Baskets
8 bags ca picul Manila Coffee,
35 NJ. Manila Cigars.
400 Manila Hats
% Trunks Clothing, Nankin and Sr.|
20 M Macao Cigars. u
$500 pieces Blue Nankins.
900 pieces Yellow Nankins.
30 Rolls White and Red floor Ma,,juI
800 boxes Souchong Tea ca 10 lbs.
100 Peckoe d"
600 " Congou
of the best quality.
Honolulu, August l2, 1871. IT,
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27
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Have lately received per Brig JosEpH
PEABODY from China, the following
named articles, which they offer for
sale on low terms:-
1900 pieces 30 yds ca "A Blue Cottons.
Ky " 3-4 Blue Drill.
2 cases fine English Long Cloth.
1000 pair China Shoes.
Fl cases Pearl Sage.
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27
Terms Of the POLYNESIAN.-VOL. Il
WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED ON sATUkp'
For the Prop,iet or and Editor.

WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED ON sATURpA1
For the Proprietor and Editor.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Eight Dollars IeI annrT' I''l
bic hali'yelrly in advance; half year, our lo"''}
quarter Two Dollars Fifty Cents; single e0I"
cents.
ADVERTISING. So, 25 for three insertions Uv
square; forty cents for each continuance ore t''
hall aud less than square, II, IS fol last 'lIef :"
tons, and 81 cents for each aticr insertion 'D
square,Sl, % for FIRST thee insertions, END ~ Z"
for each succeeding insertion Caids, ro'Ie''"'
or marriages inserted only as advertiser ents' alO VI
on the above terms, excepting when desled as q p']
ter of charity.
AGENTS. For Maui, Mr.. j. B. Vonpfster, l,Mip p,,
Q For California, Mr. L. 0. Laihln' NUN"
rey. ,lonA
For Society, and other Southern i I;i
Mcssers. Shaw < Gray, la'"'
The Polynesian., 1841-11-27
LADD & CO.

HAVE FOR SALE
9 cases Colured Cambrics.
Printed Jeans.
2 Check Ginghams.
Silk Pocket HdLfs.
! Light Shawls.
Counterpanes
| Victoria Dresses.
\" Mosquito Netting.
Black silk Idk!s.
Willow Hats.
" Sinnet and Duck Hats.
Navy Gaps
Children's Caps.
5 4" Assorted Fancy Goods, consist
ing in part of Plain and Figured
Muslins; Table Cloths; Irish Lin
EN-; Thread Edgings and Insert.
ings; Bobbinet Lace; Pic Mic
and Mohair Shawls; Scarfs and
Gloves; Ladies Embroidered Sill,
and Cotton Hose, etc. etc
Assorted Clothing.
Shell and Horn Combs.-and M
merous other articles.
Honolulu, Aug 70, 1871. t.