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Polynesian., 1845-04-12
New Goods.

EUST received, per "Nepaul,'' Bull ard
Oh Hannah, and for sale, on liberal terms, by
Patty * CO.. =
3 bales English Long Cloths-super article; 6
Cottons-very fine; 2 cases China blue Cottons;
3 cases English blue Drills; I case English Prints;
IL case fancy cold Sarsnets; l case blk Sinchcws;
| case blk silk Hdkfs.; 10 ps. soft" VIII. Muslin
50 inch, very fine; 80 ps. narrow black Ribbons;
Supertino white Flannel; 40 doz. mems Half Hose
20 lbs. Stone Blue-for linen; so groce suspondcr
and strap, metal and bone Buttons; $50 lbs. Linen
Thread: 40 doz. hand-saw Files, Locks, Butts, &c.
Silver Ware; table Furniture, sc. Also, for sale
1000 lbs. brown Sugar, good quality; 400 gals.
Molasses; Sperm Oil; Cider Vinegar: 1000 #. pine
Boards; Preserved Meats and Vegetables, in cans
6 prs. splendid silver plated Candlesticks-with cx-
ira shades.
Honolulu, March IL, 1915. If
Polynesian., 1845-04-12

paha me kekali mea e ae; e lohe la.
kou, o no Iakou pono e uku koke mai
iakou l ka mea TIA kakauia ka inoa ma.
lalo mel, / loaa mai al Ike dala G pono nj
ka poe l aie aku al o ua French me
'reenway, no ka mea, i ole G ukuia
MAJ alaila hoopiia lakou ma Ike kanawai
C koi al ka uku ana mai O ma aic a nan.
JOHN RECORD,
Lima hooponoponO ale no ka waiuai o
French g. Greeamay.
Honolulu, 80 Maraki, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
CANTON r l..

rSFs.s,cH The undersigned having taken the premises
..n.lM. formerly known as the "Warren Hotel, >,
begs to assure the public that he has spared no ex-
pensc IN hitting up the same for the comfort and
convenience of residents and visitors. and sol;cits .
share of the public patronage.
BILLIARD ROOM and newly fitted BOWLING
ALLEYS attached to the premises.
The services of superior Chinese Cooks and
MATTERS have been secured.
Residents may have their meals sent to their
homes, or picnic parties provided for at the shortest
notice.
BREAD and PASTRY made at the establish
ment, constantly on hand, and will be supplied in
any required quantity. HUNGWA.
Aug -. tf
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
House and Sign Painting.

= ME subscriber would respectfully inform the
IL citizens of Honolulu, that he has established
himself in this town, and will be happy to attend to
their calls in his profession. BY punctuality, and
strict attention to business, he hopes to merit and
receive a share of the public patronage.
iD1N. Bills shop is in the immediate vicinity
of John Voss's cabinct-making establishment.
j. II. WINKEL.
Honolulu, March l, lS45. If
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
New GOOds...per "MOntreal.,,

FOR SALE, ON REASONABLE TERMS. bv F. 81 II.
GRIMES, the following Goods-viz -
OH BOXES GLASS, sxlO and 1OxI2; so doz.
~ pocket Knives, assorted; 100 do. Sheath
do. do; Chisels, Carpenters Rules, assorted;
Nails, 40 NJ. Tacks, assorted; IL cases Brogans,
assorted; Knives and Forks, assorted; AZ pit-Saws,
I feet each; "a Muskets; 80 Riding Saddles; 10
doz. Globe Lanterns; 20 reams Wrapping Paper;
20 doz. Hints Axes; 30 doz. Axe Handles; so M.
Needless; 6 cases blue Drills; 6 cases blue Sheet
ings; l case Fancy Articles; l case Bed-Ticking;
4 bbls. Dried Apples. If Mch 20
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
:B)NOtice to Subscribers. 81.

= NHOSE who intend disseminating their subscrip-
IL tons to the Polynesian for volume 2, COM
mencing May oath proximo, will oblige us by signi-
tying their intention previous to that date. To save
trouble to both parties, those not heard from on or
before the issuing the last No. of the present VOL,
will be considered as subscribers for the ensuing
year, and their papers forwarded as usual.
Polynesian Office, March 20. Nv
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
G.. W. WIN G. T. N T,
HOTSE Carpenter E. JOINER.

AS on hand, for sale--6OOO feet clear No. l
IN l inch pine Plank; l2 900 feet No. 2, l inch
1000 Lights Of Sashes (ass'd); 80 pairs of Blinds do.
30 pannelled Doors do; IL Door Frames do; 90 Win
dow do. do.
IyBvILpISG and JoBBISG on reasonable terms, At the
shortest notice,
Honolulu, November ?, 1914 If
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
Storage to be G

VINHE RECEIVERS Of the Estate of William
IL French and +. J. Grcenway, offer to let GER
tam Rooms, Sheds, and Yard room, in the premises
lately owned by j. Dudoit, Esq, now owned by
said Estate. If Dec. Ia.
Polynesian., 1845-04-12

l ma mea ale mai ka waiwai o WIN. FRENCH a
me FRANCIS JOHN GREENWAY.
sC"O ma mea a pau ua ale lakou,
mamua aku O ka la 4 O S%cpatemaba
Io44, ia WM. FRENCH, a ia FRANCIS JOHN
~GREENwAY, pakahi. a huiia, a hula
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
Sailed Beef.

x BBLS. superior Hawaii Salt Beef; 1000
@IV0 lbs. Tallow; 600 los. Suet; for sale by the
Receivers of the Estates of French & Greenway.
Honolulu, Nov. 80, 1914. If
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
To the Debtors of William French and
Francis John GieenWay.

sp-All persons indebted, anterior to
the 4th of September 1914, either to
WILLIAM French or to FRANCIS JoHN
GREENwAY separately from or jointly
with each other, or jointly with any
other person, are notified to make inn
mediate payment to the undersigned.
for the benefit of the creditors of said
French and of said Greenway, as other
wise measures will be taken at law for
the recovery of any such outstanding
dues. JOHN RECORD,
Collecting Agent for Estate Of French g. Greenmoy.
Honolulu, March 90, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-04-12
C~OmpOSitOrs Wanted.

GOOD COMPOSITORS can find constant en-
ploymeni at this office. ;UoExtra pay al
lowed for night work. FS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-25

t1y-uNlVERSALIST CHURCH. Rev. Mr.. SHRlG-
LEY will preach in the Calvert street Universaist
Church TO MORROW, (Sunday,) at II oclk., A. NJ.
and at o'clock, p
The Scholars connected with the Sabbath School
are desired 10 he puncual in their attendance at the
School Tomorrow, az it will he the last opportunity
for Rehearsal previous to the Annual Exhibition which
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o. DEDICATION. The new German Methodist
Episcopal Mission Church, at the corner Of Lombard
aud Bond streets, viii he dedicated TOMORROW
Sunday, Bishop WAUGH will preach at II O'Clock;
and the Rev. Wa. HAMILTON at 3 p. NJ, and the Mis-
sionary will preach in the German language at I in
the evening, Collection will be taken up at the
close of each sermon TO aid in paying debt on the
Church. The friends of this cause are respectfully
Invited to attend. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-25

TIE MURDERER OF TREAGER. The pass
port Of the young German, arrested in Phla-
delphia for the murder Of I'reager, has been
found among his effects, and from that it ap-
pears that his name is John Philip Charles Au-
gustus Papenberger, He is jost 20 years of
aye.
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n7- CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of

19- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAsstD'TI, R,Ty.s Much larger than any othe
Office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LSDlNG,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. Sc
Indeed il Is needless to enumcrate, we are pos
9essed Of facilities for doing work. every s.yle and in
manner unsurpassed in this city,
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QC+-lt seems hardly worth while that we should
add any testimony to the overwhelming mass that has
already been procured to that inestimabe Bum Spe-
Cihc CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR (fonmerly
Daeys,) hut we may well say that it exceeds any
;ng we ever saw or heard of, for the rapid and tho
rough cure of sores of all kinds, and family should
be without it, for if they have accidents b. fire. il is
sovereign cure where life ia not lost at once and if
they never have snc calamity it cannot come aniss
Ia the great variety of cuanenus affections, snres cuts
Sc &c, of which every family must have its share
N. Y. .3ur0ru.
This article nay be had at the corner Of Hanover
and Baltimore streets. 1t
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1DRICKLAYING. The subscriber would re-
HD specially inform his friends and the public that
he has again commenced his former business Of Brick
laying and that he is prepared to do all kinds Of work
in The above line. When preferred, will furnish the
liberal terms as any other master Bricklayer In
every instance, the materials and workmanship will
be of the very hest kad. 20 AL orders left at No
LAT NJ. EUTAW-S1, will he promptly attended to-
las 2W' JOSEPH NOUGUES.
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% A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC will be
held on MONDAY EI-ENING, 27th inst, at o'clk
at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Eutaw street.
From the talents engaged and the excellence of the
Selections it is expected that this Concert will be
highly interesting. Tickets of admission % cts each
may be had at the Bookstore of Armstrong & Berry,
and ut the drug stores Of w. X. Onick and John w.
Barry, and on the evening OF the performance at the
door of the Church. ia2i-3t.
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G3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE, The
Milford Bard will write tor any person in the city of
Baltimore or i'll the United States any subject con
hected win literature or science Oratinns from IS
10 $40, occupying twenty aud forty five minutes. Lee
lures s. TO $40; Letters and Essays SO; Pieces for de
clanation SO to S. Inscriptions tor iombs 50 to So
Sentimental Tales 81 to $40. Advertisements 81 to
So Songs 80 News Carriers Addresses SIS. Acros-
ties 81. Pieces for Albums &c. &C. 5 cents per line
Persons NJ n distance will address (pod paid and en-
closing remuneraton) the Milford Bard or DR.. John
L0ianu, Baltimore. Citizens will call al the Wash
inston University, East Baltimore street Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos-
Ing the qiid pro quo. -Editors friend! TO me- will
please give an Insertion. ia2
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A3- The Philadelphia "Spir, of the Times of De-
ccmher l1h, 1874, says-''The astonishing number OF
cures produced by the use of CANTRELL'S ANTI
DYsPEfTIC POWDER, makes it one of the most
useful medic mes known. Persons suffering with
Dyspepsia, should al avail themselves of lis eur
ing virtues.
G5~1he above Medicine Is sold wholesale and re-
tail. Iii Philadelphia, at No. & North Third street. and
IN Baltimore, either at the corner of Franklin and
Green streets or at the w of west Baltimore
aud GfeeE-sts iaiO
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. The Colua,-
bIan IN. Y Republican publishes an account
of fire caused by spontaneous combustion Of
old rags, straw and cotton, drawn between the
ceiling and floor of a dwelling by rats. The
ceiling had been whtewa<hed the day before
the fire
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-25

Hon. WILLIAM S. ARCHER. 1t affords US
pleasure to publish the following reply Of The
lon.Wm. S. Archer to letter addressed to HIM
by the North Ward Native American Associa'
ton of Philadelphia, communicating their pre-
ference of him as a candidate for the Presiden-
cyIn 1913. IL cannot be that the American
Republicans will relax their exertions to cor
rect the evils Of which Sley have Justly COM
plincd and We are glad TO see that NJ. Ar
cher expresses the determination to adhere %
, the principles which brought the party into eX-
! 5tence under all circumstances. We consci-
ento1s!y believe, that upon the adoption o!
those principles by the government aud people,
depends the future safety of the country -aud
it shall, therefore, be our pride and our plea
sure TO sustain them IN any event, and at al
hazards:
WAsHNGroH, Dec q, 1874.
DEAR SiR,-l nave to request the favor of
you to be the organ Of my unteigned ack snow
Judgments to my tclow-ciizens OF the Amer
lean Republican Association of the North
Ward Of your city, for the high mark OF then
esteem rendered me in the resolutions you have
done me the honor to convey to me- They
may be assured, that although their residence
is in the midst of the great mischief, which it
is the object of their q hope) growing party
TO eradicate, and my residence remote from it,
that none among them can regard its prcya-
lence with more alarm than | do; or with
more favorable solciudc the efforts in progress
to arrest its expansion.
The politicians of neither of the great par
ties have as yet been brought into unison with
the spirit which is producing these efforts, and
il 'nust be the Just obiect of the portion o. the
people who hive d Just view OF the evil, to
bring them to this unison, or to replace them.
A belief that the spirit which has brought the
American Republican Association into life and
activity, will wane, and speedily expire with
the termination of the Presidential election, is
the source Of much of the apathy which OBJ
tains the subject. This mistake the people
must lose no time In dspclling. In my place
in the Senate, have Just taken occasion to OK
press the conviction that they will not fail to
do SO; my disappointment viii be grcyous in
deed, should their conduct fdlsily my predc-
ton.
For myself my own voice though it be soil.
tary, shall continue to be lalsed in, or out, of
public employment, 10 matter with what class
OF politicians ] may be connected, or whatever
other objects may pursue, in urging redress
for an evil, which, whether in Il view of III
jury, or Of the degradation which it involves,
is intoerabe to men with pulse If patriotism
in their bosonls.
/ am, very respectfully, Sc,
W = ARCHER
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{g3- POPULAR LECTURES. The next Lecture
Of the in the English Lutheran Church, Lex
ngton street, will be delivered on MONDAY EVE
MING, eth inst, AT Il O'Clock, by Rev. HENRY V. d.
JoENs. suhject-Baltmore rs it is, and as it should
he ia1i-lt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-25

A DENIAL Officer McGrath denies that
McCuuy, who is charged with the murder OF
Roux, has bequeathed him any compensation,
ana asserts that McCury IS ast "or.h ono
goa: in :he world.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-25

STATUE TO HEHRr CLAY. The ladies OF
Virginia are going on with great zeal to collect
means to erect handsome statue to Henry
Clay in the city of Richmond. They have or
gained by appointing the President, Vice Pres
ident and Collectors throughout the State, and
will soon send on an artist to Rome to execute
the design.
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EXTRA FAST DAY. The New York cores
pondent Of the National lntelligencer mentions
a remarkable document issued by Arthur Tap
pan, William Jay, and twelve other members
Of the "American, Foreign and Anti Slavery
Society,"" in which they Recommend, that the
18th day OF February be observed Gas day of
prayer, fasting and humiliation, in reference to
the proposed annexation of Texas We look
upon this as a hypocritlcal movement These
men knew that MIR. Polk stood pledged in favor
Of immediate annexation, and yet they exerted
all their power and influence to secure his cleo
ton. Having effected that object, they nov
sink on their knees, cast up their eyes, and
pray that the consequences of annexation may
be ayertet, Ridiculous They understood the
points 10 issue-took their sides--succeeded
and now whine and lament, instead of acting
with frames and consistency. Odt upon suci
canting
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nc WiiOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, Sc The
"HHOOFING 20 cen CORDIAL" has been
proved, III hundred, of cases iii this city and else
where to be the best remedy, ii not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPlNG COUGH. In Asrn.
"a, al structures OF the Chest, (nOt depending upon
hhanhauon,) difficulty Of breathing, sc. it is used
with great bcnt I'll and prompt comfort, and when its
use Is perScvered in effects permanent cure. Cir
cunslanCcs induce me to state that the GENUINE AR
TIcLE can only be obtained Of DR.. GIDEON u. SMITH
Basement OF the Chesapeake Bank North street. Bal
tm0re. Price one ooLLAR per hottie. ja4-tFIi+
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SrArC DmECToR IL THE BANK or BALri-
MORE. Tho Senate of Maryland have chosen
Richard II. Hall, Esq, STATE Director in the
Bank of Baltimore, in the place of Joseph J..
Speed, Esq, who has occupied that station for
about fifteen years past. We are ignorant Of
the motive for making this change, as Mr.
Speed has, we believe, discharged his duty with
fdety and ability, amidst ali the monetary
changes, hank suspensions, &c, and certainly
deserved moro respectful treatment than to be
superseded in the appointment from within or
Iaprcc-foI VIC presume that 10 charges of
misconduc; were brought against him. So far
a NC have understood, his appointment was
acceptable to the President aud Directors of
The Bana aud to the citizens OF Baltimore in
'crcstcd ~ The institution. We regret the
movement, an il is calculated to wound, unnc-
ces+arily, The feelings Of 4 high minded and
his numerous friends. His successor is a gen
lemlu o! The highest responsibility, of anna
BE department, and no doubt well qualified for
the station; and 10 his appointment we take
no exception only, as it seemingly implies
cansGrc upon bis mertorious predecessor, who
aos been So uncoromoniously removed. Both
gentlemen are of the same political party-aod
the removal Of Mr.. Speed will, therefore, ex-
rite the more surprise, and give the more dis
,I.,eu-,
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AMERICAS REPUBL ICAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

LATE MILITARY HALL, N. GAY STREET.
F8N}IEE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
Il forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that,
in conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name of his establishme Mt to the "AMERiCAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,' where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such new ones as MAY desire to avail themselves OF
comfortable Mace of resort The Bar will be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and LII
QUORS, and all the Decacies of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
{ht-T The BOWLING SALOONS, attached 10 the
establishments are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without moiesaton, and at
the smallest expense.
American Republican House,
poO-3m Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-25

MISS CLARENDON. This beautiful and ac-
complished young lady, we are pleased to see,
designs to repeat her intellectual entertainment
on Monday evening at the saloon of the Assem-
bly, Rooms. To those who were fortunate
enough to be present on Tuesday evening, no.
thing need be said, and to those who were not,
we advise TO go early, and listen to the fair lee
turer's recitation Of Hamlet's soliloquy, and
Melnotte's description of his imaginary palace,
either of which is more than worth the price of
admission.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-25
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY,

BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.
TUyHE subscriber has now in most successful ope-
n ration, at the corner of SARATOGA STREET
AND BRADENBAUGH ALLEY, near Gay street,
the above establishment He will conduct il after the
plan of the Boston and Chelsea Laundry, and respect
fully solics the patronage of his friends and the
public. Persons by leaving tn r full and resi-
dence at the Book Store OF Mcssr.. D. Owen & Son.
Baltimore street. near Frederick, the Protestant
Episcopal Book Store Charles str ct, Baltimore
will be waited on by the subscriber, and terms made
known. REFERENCES:
Rev. II. V. D. Johns, Messrs. Garfield s Bro,
% DIR. Breckenridge, g Brown Muncaster
80 J. G. Backus, MIR Alonzo Lilly,
@ G. w. Mlsgrave, Mr. Daniel Bruner.
Gl0-tuths2mF MOSES HYDE.
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TIE MUSEUM The saloon of the Museum
continues to be nightly filled by our fashionable
citizens, who speak in the highest terms of the
performances. Mrs Booth and the Misses lnce
are the reigning stars.
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DRAMATIC SOIREE

NNIss CLARENDON has the honor of inform.
W ing The citizens of Baltimore that She will piye
a. ~ II IE aRa, ENTERTAINMENT at the ASST EN-
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 81.
PROGRAMME-PART /.
selection from Othcllo-
! Othelos Address TO the Senate Sbakspcarc
PanhasiuS (Poem,) n p IvHIis
Selection from Macbcth-Lady Macbetb.
1,.o n. Shakespeare
IN IN n,ttta", Byron
iIc nHel Junius
Selection from Richeeu Car. Richelieu, Bulwef.
roehl, MOrris
MerculO, Shakespeare
PART II.
| Selection from the Tragedy of Ion
ION, s. Talfourd.
TANNERS Soiiloquy, Shakespeare.
.oGh, Morris.
Selection from the Lady of Lyons-CIaude
Melnoue, Buwer.
Selection from the Merchant of Venice
:, The trial scene-"portia," Shakespeare.
Maflus seated on the Rains OF Carthage
Poem, Child.
The Magnolia, OsgoOd.
Selection from Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare.
home, Montgomery
&3- Tickets SO cen,s-almitting lady and gentle,
min. ial5-2t
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VIII be sold amazingly cheap to those who take
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Harris Highlands of Ethiopia, Price 81 25.
The Saamander, by Eugene Sue. Price 25 cents
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