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thlNDs--JoItN III. OIBBS would take this
"A opportunity of returning his most heartfelt
and sincere thanks to his friends and the citizens of
Washington and its vicinity, who for the last thir
teen years have so iberably and kindly patroniscd
him in his business OF hair dressing at the National
Hotel. At the same time, he begs TO make known
his intention of carrying the following branches
of his former occupation, viz: Hair dressing and
Cutting. Hair-dyeing, Shampooing, &C., on Penn
sylvania avenue, over his Fancy Store where gen
tlemen and ladies will find rooms well and suitably
adapted for their comfort and convenience in the
above business. He trusts, by giving his undivided
and constant personal attention, to merit the future
patronage of his friends and the public and assures
them that efforts shall be wanting on his part to
prove his deep of past avors and appreciation
OF such encouragement as may be offered him in
time to come.
To all those indebted TO him at his late establish
ment on Sixth street, he would respectfully men
ton that, finding il eligible to make the above
change in his business location and arrangements
he would esteem 1t particular favor that an
early settlement of their accounts should be OBJ
served, TO enable him to close up satisfactorily and
at once. The books of the concern will be found at
the Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets, where j. III. Gibbs will be
ready to receive all those who iavoraby disposed
towards his new undertaking. His rooms will be
ready for the reception of customers about the
Ist Of October.
N. b. private room for Ladies and Chidren's
Hair-cutting, &c.
Wigs, Toupets, Scalps, &c, always on hand.
Measures and orders taken and executed at the
shortest notice Sept lS-6tf
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ADVICE ABOUT WINES.

ADVICE ABOUT WINES.
NENTLEAIEN AT WASHINGTON CITY, who
" may desire, for an occasion, to have at their
tables the choicest Wines and Liquors. in perfect
condition, and at moderate prices, at the same time
wishing to avoid the purchase ofan original pack
age of each sort, can have superior selection for
table, of any number Of bottles, of various Wines
and Liquors, packed and delivered at their resi-
dences, Gree Of freght,) by adams Express
on any day required, by addressing a teiegTaphic
message TO me The day precious.
The assortment Of even a single dozen will be
made by the undersigned from his still RHESIsn
and MosELLE sparkling CHAMPAGsE and MosELLE,
of which he has an unequalled stock. SHERRy,
MADEIRA, and PoRT, that cannot be surpassed; in
Guiding some exquisite AJn0ntillddo and Manr
lila Sherry and White Port. CLARET, (MEpoc,)
BuRGUNDY, SAUTERSE, and other French and Ger
man Wines, superior TO any stock in the United
States.
Also, medium and finest BnANpIEs, and other
Liquors and HAVANA SEoARs, all of my own inn
portations direct.
Address JACOB SNYDER, JR.,
Wine Merchant, Philadelphia.
Inf
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THE REPUBLIC.

success which has already crowned the infancy Of
Liberia indicates the true mode OF making these
exertions eflectua while il opens up the way for
storing the free blacks TO the natye land Of their
fathers"
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A HOLIDAY GIFT FOR THE MILLIONHH
TINE UNDERSIGNED will have in readiness to
i Issue about the middle Of October MAGNIrI-
CENT HOLIDAY GIFT for 1851, which will contain
larger number of splendid embellishments considering
The price at Wc ii is issued than any other pictorial
published.
1t will be printed on elegant white paper, man
moth size, and furnished at the following extraordi
nary low rates, viz:
Single copies six cents
80 copies TO one address s 90
100 90 90 4" 80 90
At those prices the inducements to purchase will
be 50 great that Newsmen, Postmasters and others,
should send in their orders early.
The money must accompany each order, and if
by mail the postage on letters prep paid The post
age this work will be the same as on newspa
pers.
Address VIM. F. NIISKEY & Co.,
Sept lS-eow6t Cor. Sd and Walnut sts Phila.
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The TURKISH ENvoY.-Amin Boy, the Turk
ish envoy, (says the New York Commercial AdUer-
tsey of the 18th instantly received the visits of
large number of citizens yesterday in the govern
ors room at the City Hall. Mr.. Brown, the drag
oman Of the United States legation, presented an
autograph reply of the Bey to the Mayors address
with the following translation;
'It has been my happiness to be appointed on the
part of my government to visit the United States OF
America a special agent, and now have the
honor to express my most deeply felt gratitude for
the kind and hospitable reception which the great
city of New York has generously offered me.
''Thc chief objects of my mission are TO visit the
principal institutions public and private industry
OF this country; to examine with view to the de-
irving profit and advantage from them, for my own
noble sovereign, whose benevolent heart ID occu-
pied, at all times, with the desire to advance and
promote the happiness and prosperity of his own
people. IL will, therefore, be to me great and
peculiar satisfaction to visit the iron works, the
building yards, the manufactures of all kinds of
this city, and to inform myself, by attentive exam :
ination of the many Inventions and improve
ment5 which, i am aware, are constantly being
made by the citizens of New York and of the uni
ted States generally. am DESTROYS, also, Of max
ing myself particularly acquainted with the schools
and other places of public education of the city,
with view to the making report on the same to
ored sir, how sensibly feel for the great kindness
which has been so generously shown me on my
rival to the New World-of which shall ever enter
tain the most pleasant recollection; and sincerely
hope that my humble mission here will have the
effect of strengthening those relations which have
always existed between the United States and the
government Of my revered sovereign"
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GEORGE b. READ, esq, of Jacksonville, East Flor
ida, died recently at the Pulaski House, in Savan
nah, Georgia.
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n CA, The New and Fast Steamboat
~ - THOMAS COLLYER will depart
at the following hours. large
Stage connects with the boat ia Washington.
Boats fare, l2l cents; boat and stage, ls9 cents.
each way.
Leave Alexandria at 5, o., II, q. m; ], p, g.,
81, p. m.
Leave Washington at 81, lOl, III, a. M; Il, 81,
~, 6, p. m.
Sept LOW JOB CORSON, Captain.
CHARLES ALERT,
ATTORNE AT LAW,
Ind AgentJor Claim, IN general.
July 23-eod3m
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For Norfolls, Piney Point, and Old Point.
Red
AYERS "CHERRY PICTORIAL"


Coughs, Colds, HoarseneSs, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, asthma, and
Consumption.
n Offering to the community this justly ocle-
brated remedy for diseases Of the throat and
ungs il is not our wish 10 triAe with the lives or
health Of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before
them the opinions Of distinguished men. and some
Of the evidences Of its success, from which they
can Judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves 10 make no Wild assertions false state
meuts Of its efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which facts will not war
rant.
Many proofs arc here given, and we solicit an
inquiry from the public into all publish. feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa.
tronagc.
Professor CLEAyELAND, Of Botodoin College Mann,
5Drito-
81 have witnessed the effects Of your 'CHERsY
PEcroRAL' in my own family and that Of my
friends, and IL gives Subtraction 90 state in ia
favor that no medicine have ever known has
proved 90 cmincnty successful in curing diseases
Of the throat and lungs"
RcU Or. OsGooD IoritsS-
THAT he considers CHERsY PEoroRAL' the best
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given to
The public" and states that "his daughter after
being obliged 70 keep the room four months
VIII n severe riNAl'tl accompanied
ing Of blood, night swoats, and the attendant symp-
toms Of consumption, commenced the usc Of the
'CHERRy PICTORIAL and had completely recov-
cred"
From Or. josie, eminent practitioner Of msd,-
cine IN alabama, trell knotcn throughout The STATE
MoSTGosERy, (Ala.,) Oct 4, IS49.
| DR.. ]. &. AYER-SU: have used your admira.
\ bic compound extensively in my practice, and find
/ il to surpas5 by far any other remedy VIC have for
! curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obedient servant,
RIB. JONES, NJ. ID,
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AFRICAN STEAMSHIPS.
From the Indiana State Sentinel.
Interesting Letter from President Roberts,
OF Liberia.

We are favored, by the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, TO
whom the following letter is addressed, with the
privilege of giving il publication in our columns.
There are some important points in il which should
claim the attention OF our statesmen-the designs
of Great Britain on the continent Of Africa, and
their desire to open up that country field for
trade and commerce. Ever true to their CONNER
cial interests, the English wish TO grasp the fertile
part of Africa and make ii dependent on the Eng
fish crown. No labor will be spared to attach AT
RIGA to England's interests.
But has not the United States something to do
with the future destinies and history of the world
Shall she, with her great political po,osr exceled
by none IN moral Poioer, remain an inactive spec
tator OF the movements OF Europe on the African
question? We think not.
Two years ago the friends of Liberia, in this
State, commenced IA system OF petition and corre-
spondence, inviting the attention of the statesmen
OF the nation to the subject of National plan of
colonization, and hitherto success has crowned
their labors for the nation is fully ripe for the
movement; and what We rejoice in is the fact that
our own State has nobly taken the lead and kept
it; the " Joint resolutions of our General As
sembly on the subject of African colonization hav
ing been published with expressions of much IA
yor, in the leading journals OF our own country,
and have found their way to Europe and Africa.
Our friends in the South have taken advantage
Of this favorable expression of public sentiment, and
have introduced the Bryan proposition, to aid the
government in the work of establishing ga line or
lines oftransports to ply between this country and
the coast OF Africa, facilitating emigration and abb
sorbing the growing trade Of that country"
This plan of transports is now before Congress-
and the friends of the measure watching Its late
with intense interest The destiny of thousands of
the children of Africa is involved in the measure,
and the man that opposes 1t must be able to give
good reason for doing So for its friends will re-
quire a reason.
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Hear the Patient.

Hear tine fettrnfs
UrfrEp STATES HoTrL,
SARATOGA sPRtSe,, July 5, 1s49.
Du l. G. AyrH-Sir I have been afflicted with
a painful affection Of the lungs, and all the symp-
toms of setted consumption for more than a year.
could find no medicine that would reach my case
untilI commenced the use Of your Cherry Pecto
raI.U which gave me gradual relief, and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
lie welnigh restored
While using your medicine bad the graft,
hcsiion Of curing with II my reverend friend, Mr.,
Truman Of sumpter district, who had been sue.
pended from his ParOehial duties by severe attack
Of bronchitis.
have pleasure In certifying lhsss facts TO you,
and am, STR yours respectfully -
y r CALHOUN,
Of South Carolina,
fr.A an Oesysssr in fhs Hamilton Mlis, IN this City
LOWELL, August 10, 1879
DR j. G. AyER have been cured Of the worst
cough ever had in my life BY your Cherry Pee,
toral /" and never fail. when have opportunity,
Of recommending il 20 others.
You're, respectfully, .. ID. EMERSON.
Prepared by J. C.AYER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by T. ID. w. n.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR. Linthicum; Alesandris,
Cook h Peel; Richmond Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., and
druggists generally, fyii dlytrla~Sv-Jyll
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FOR CALIFORNIA Via CUACRES-wITII-
OUT DETENTION At PANAMA.

&EA The United States Mail Steamship
UIs Company will despatch the splendid
- double-engine steamship OHIO, on
Thursday, September 10Th, at O'Clock, p. m, from
the pier foot of Warren street, North river, with
the Government mails and passengers for San
Francisco and intermediate ports
The come xiou at Panama will be carefully kept
up, and passengers for San Francisco guaran-
tied that they will not be delayed at Panama be-
yond the usual stay in port.
The books are now open, and passage can be SC
cured at the following rates:
FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGREs.
state-room berth 80. -. ;.......'......S 100
Standce berth, forward saloon. ......... 50
Storage berth, found bed & separate table 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Storage BERTH found bed X separate table $50
FROM NEW YORK.
Staieroom. Siandee. Storage
To Charleston or savannahS2 $40 SO
10 Havana ..-............. ~ % %
To New Orleans ........ IS co IS
Freight 10 New Orleans Is cents per cubic foot.
Freight 10 Havana will be taken in limited guam
uty at reasonable rates.
Consignces 10 receive their goods at ships tackle
Immediately after her arrival at Havana.
To secure freight or passage, apply at the Office OF
the company, n West street, corner Of Warren
street, 70 NJ o. ROBERTS.
SPECIAL NoTIcE is given 10 shippers by this line
that the company have prepared form Of bill Of
furnished 10 shippers application AT the com.
pany's Office, and with which they arc requested ID
provide themselves, ne no other form will be signed
by tho agents Of the company. All bills OF lading
must be signed before the sailing Of the vessel
Sept l7-tS26
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| BANKS IN OHIo.-The State Auditor publishes a
statement of the banks in Ohio on the LIST of Au-
| gust, from which we learn the following particu-
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RICH EMBROIDERED RIBBONS.
lust RECElVED--A variety Of Rich Embrod.
~ cred Bonnet, Belt and Neck Ribbons.
GENTLEMEN's Hosiery, Gloves, Fine silk Hand
kcrchefs
Black silk and Fancy Colored Cravab
Fine suspenders, Linen Handkerchief, SC,
LADIES' Toilet Materials
Fancy soaps, Eau de Cologne, Pearl Powders, &c.
Also, supply Of Fresh Zephyrs, Just imported
Bag and Purse Fringes, beautiful patterns.
4. COLLISIONS,
Sept it-eo3ts 7th street, above II.
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DURE CIDER vTSEGAR.-~No. s. opposite
Il Centre Market, Just received rs barrels pure
Cider Vinegar, superior article, which may DC
relied upon.
barrels White Wine Vinegar
Fresh Green Ginger,
White Jamaica Ginger
Dark and White Mustard sccdsJ
Celery seed
All kinds ofspices, used for Pickhng, Of the best
Quality
Pure Ground White Pepper, fine article for ts.
bic
Also, Half White Brandy, for Peaches,
26 packages standard Loaf,
Crushed, Powdered, Granulsted, and Clarified
Sugars. For sale by
Sept li-otsoif JNo. b, KIBBEY 4 co,
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yTNHE FRANKLIN PAPER-MTLL, RICH
i MoND, Va, is in excellent order, and is now
turning out Printing Paper-News, Single and
Double Medium, and Envelope superior quality,
Orders addressed to Mr.. Samuel Wales Superin-
tendent, will be promptly attended to-
Sent 10
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VOCAL MUSIC FOR CHILDREN AND
YOUTH.-Prof. BERLYN will give instruc-

' YOUTH.-Prof. BERLYN will give instruc-
ton in vocal music to large class of young per-
SONG, commencing on the first Monday in October,
at o'clock, p. m, at the Temperance Hall The
price of instruction for course Of three months
will be one dollar
AS Professor B., at this low price, is determined,
If possible, to enable the children of this city to
unite in the services Of the churches, and at all
other appropriate places, to sing accurately and
with taste, he trusts that he may rely upon the aid
of ministers and teachers.
An evening class for ladies and gentlemen is
open every Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 !
o'clock
Applications to be made at Professor BIS office,
Temperance Hall, from 81 till O'clock a. m, or
from 10 p p m. Sept l7-2awtf
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DIBLEs AND PRAYER BOOKS, In plain
ID and handsome bindings of velvet, papier mache
and morocco. This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR * MAURI
booksellers, 9th street.
Also, Psalm and Hymn books of all the various
denominations in different styles Of binding.
Sent 10
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~ ENTLEMEN's KID GLOVEs.-A com
VI plete assortment of gentlcmen's best quality
Black Kid Gloves. Also, several dozen dark colors
now ON hand, at
JOHN II. GIBBS'S
Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets.
n b. A great variety Of handsome and fashion
able Crayats Soarfs, Canes, and other goods Of a
similar character. Sept l7-3uf
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roNCREss LEMONADE.-A most convent
~ ent article for manufacturing this wholesome
beverage; teaspoon-ful oft added 10 tumblcr OF
water Immediately makes superior lemonade. Ii
is warranted not to contain cream OF tartar, or any
other drug, but is the real juice Of the lemon mixed
with the best white sugar.
For sale by J. +. CALLAN.
Sept l1-du
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DOARDING.-Mr WILLIS has several
ID commodious furnished rooms for rent, each
suitable for family for two single gentle
men.
Single gentlemen can also be accommodated
with part or full board. For terms inquire at Mrs
Williss, corner of + and 18th streets.
Sent l7-cOdlm#
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

pf0Prlated and on the first Monday Of every
month it shall be the duty of the Clerk to
lease at auction, for the ensuing Month, all
of the said stalls and stands within the stone
building on the ground designated as the
Public Market, the rent of the same to be
paid in advance, and account for the said
rents Immediately to the Minister of Finance.
2. The Clerk Of the said Market is hereby
empowered and required to demand Of any
and every person offering to sell any article
on the land adjacent to said building and
designated as the Public Market, on Mar
ket day, as the daily rent of the ground oc-
cupied by him, such sum as he may deem
just, provided it is not less than five cents,
which the said person must pay upon leav-
ing the Public Market, or be subject to
penalty of five dollars for his neglect or re-
fusal so to do.
TITLE Nv. Of Market Hours.
l. The Public Market shall be opened
upon every Market day from the hour of five
o'clock in the morning until sunset and no
longer, except on Saturday when the same
shall bept open until 10 o'clock in the eve
ming.
2. Persons desirous Of selling articles in
the Public Market will be permitted to ar
range them for sale during the hour previous
to the opening of the Market.
TITLE v. Of cleansing the Public Market
1. 1t is hereby required of each and every
person renting and occupying any stall or
stand in the Market building, or any portion
of the Pnblic Market, to purify and clean the
same under the direction of the Clerk of the
Market, within one hour after the Market
hours have elapsed, and deposit whatever
dirt or filth may have accumulated in the
stall or stand or upon the ground occupied
by him, wherever the said Clerk may direct,
| under penalty of five dollars for neglecting
| orHefusing so to do
| 2. 1t is hereby required that all persons
occupying any portions of the Public Market,
under the provisions Of this law, which is not
enclosed or covered, shall within one hour
after the Market hours have elapsed remove
from the Public Market every article or
thing they have remaining not sold, except
their table or stand, and that those persons
who have stalls or stands in the Market
building, shall on every Saturday, within one
hour after the Market hours have elapsed,
remove all articles remaining unsold, under
a penalty of ten dollars.
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
L. That the Governor is instructed 10
cause board to be put up at each end of
the Market with copy of this ordinance in
Hawaiian and English posted upon it, for the
convenience of all who may wish to consult
it: also to cause the same to be posted about
the town.
2. That the Governor is instructed to
cause to be put up in some conspicuous place
a clock to mark the time
Done and passed at the Palace in Homo
lulu this 9th day of November, 1850.
Signedl KAMEHAMEHA.
[Signed] KEoNI ANA.
Polynesian., 1850-12-14

|scribers would isse,..
public, that they WIN ~
stand of c. W. Raw
~ on the carpen,a, 'eht
pc style of Brand.,a aad I
Jared at all times to-.
on reasonable terms .as,
ention paid to the U.ssn snd
VIM. BRANDON" "0e'I
R, A. S: WOOD.
ind for sale
ch do do l-2 inch.
90 nj pine palings.
cedar and pine sb;n.,
aths /; fence posts. s'e'|
a quantity of timbe,
Hallett F:
rds: I6, 800 fl pIaned AL
| ii,1oo No 3 plank,
NJ lath,
| gles, 10 M do pine d.
NJ sawedspine do,
10, ? NJ spruce picke,
clear do 90,
0,oeo 2 IN. spruce plant
0o oak do, VIZ:
do 2 do, 33 do 3l-aAl
do, % do 4 do,
arsety of building ma,
assortment ever Offered 4
7 on reasonable terms
Polynesian., 1850-12-14
OR SALE BY THrI

d pongee hdk' rs. sewin,l
e blue and black bro,s
ifs, Irish linens, hosie,
nd soda crackers, blaei
Is, eassia, glue, casks 81
feef, prime pork, ehewjp,l
rn mills, as'd sizes iros|
fad shovels, eultivaton
flour, chain cables, iaroj
asst of hollow ware. cnS
BANS, griddles, &c, Se
+, pat gate hinges anil
nails and spikes, coppe1
bg cloths, water 6lterer|
ailor's Tens and shean|
erdigris, chrome yellow
pts turpeniine, blk pain,
varnish, boxes of VIA
+ 12xl4- l2xl5-l2xls
wbars, willow baskets, I
EVERETT & co.
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