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The New York herald., 1851-12-26
FEA,NEI,S F,Is, .gs.y.; y. cAAIEAn SQUARE: ON.

ERANKLIN HUssyx. iTs CHATHAM SQUARE. oNI
block above the National Thsatrs.-George Les, sole
s Entr,sinmsnts 40 eommsses IN hs srrssen ~ SSrSs
o'clock and IN the evening ~ TX o'clock The stsstain
nents varied and select and such
ether Piase Of eptertsinment in New York oonsIng Of
Lsas Female Ethiopian Opera Trsvpe also Kons Gregos
Vac aadienss cheese ss.r him he wiz also ohasass
szneunt Of money! Troupe of Model Artists, who
ested for their beauty and figure and who personals
Der OF beaUAtful tableeuz Arab Girls who
nrosgh ysresy Of leas Of s,reas,h and asHssrlty;
company o. nAle and Female Artists who will
hibion Of Marble statusry unequallea In the world to
Sether with variety Of Interesting performances every
day Adnisson-Sss1 in Private Boxes, 90 cents; stage
seass IN cents; bex@,A senss; rasqueste. l2k esnts
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vRAvELLEns' GUIDE.

CAMpIN AND AxBoY .RAILBoAD LINE, FOR PHI.
lsdelpnia At 10 o'clock A. from pier No T. North
river fct Of Battery place, By steamboat t0HN POTTER
ssy tsundsy exceptes arriving At Phisdelphis a. q,
1ste ~ oV. L. BLISS, Agent
NV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIREcr-U. 8.
and ksprsss Lines, through in lhoprs MI Rail-
VIZ sersey cy leaving New York a. A. NJ foot Of
street. n and p NJ Liberty street-iesvss
ph sane hours, from foot Of walnut srees Fsre
~ o Msshlnsso9 and chstlsston through uehess sos in
hss fsoNsv yssi, viz bssvsh sssSusssrs "'''-
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

HOLIDAY PREaENTs-THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
call attention 70 BIZ: very large ssek 90 suitable 70!
and plain cases. with tambourne panofore and symba
steohmeni Guitars In style Of 6nsh elegant
eordeors and S'--- Parlor Organs Volins Flutes Fla
=
geolets, Drums SO, &o.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

a eTOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-GRAND HOLIDAY
I t the great Wz.rd
will hs elegant Drawn room
o. Sorees which, during his lsst th
Irform every evening and three times chrsmas Snd
New Years days (Thursdayl vs-The FIRST performance
doors will open at lQ; sommenes ct Ii-the second PER
ormance doors open ~ 2 at 3-ths third per-
ormance doors open ~ %; commence TX. On each
tufday an afternoon rerformance-doors open ~
nsnee ssS Admission 70 Parquette and upper Tier, @
10 whis places oan be secured at the Boz oce from A.
TO n. without any additional charge Anphithestrs
For particulars attention called future
es Iicksu may be had - the hotsls aad 81 Jolss
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.Se,o47 ,263 IA S4,S07, ,464 81

The first class embraces all consolidated funds funded
6ett, treasury bonds, and audited paper including
the claims for naval vessels loan from United States
Bank, &c.
Tie second class embraces claims not audited but
for debts contracted by the under the sane
tion Of law.
The third class embraces claims not provided for by
law, though many Of them are highly meritorious
Among them many claims for losses sustained during
the vsr from the appropriation destruction of pro-
Ier'y by our own army, or that Of the enemy. The
Legislature has already given pretty strong indication
sf to open the door to claims Of this
character.
The Board state that they have audited the claims Of
those who performed military service where the nsedfu
evidence fe regardless Of any application Of the
claimants holding the certificate subject to his order
that Of his legal representatives They say that many
Of these parties deceased the proceeds of these
claims should inure to the benefit of their heirs; and
therefore the enactment Of the
toproec the rights Of the widows orphans OF those
who may have fallen in the defence of the country BY
prescribing the necessary regulations to prevent
irom administering for the purposes Of speculation.
The Committee on the Public Debt In the Legislature
have reported bill 10 authorize Comptroller to pro
cesd to Washington to receive the first ave million
bonds from the United eates and to sell one million Of
the he shall think proper and also to receive the
sppropratng the proceeds Of the bonds sold for the
liquidation and payment Of that portion OF the debt o.
the late repubc Of Texas for which the import re-
venues Of Texas not specially pledged under the
decision Of the President of As sd States amounting
70 ssss ,3ss
The ssps committee have reported bin confirming
the seisn of the Auditor and conptrolsr, under the
provisions of act Of the Legislature Of the State Of
Texas provdlss for ssceraning the debt Of the late
reputls of rsxas approved March 2oth lsss and the
Get supplsnsntary thereto. approved February 5th,
100 ssd dseang that the value assgned to each class
G hs utiee BY hid ocers In their report aforesad 10
What tns state Of Texas recognises q due to the re-
spectivs claimants, and no more.
rhs Whole ostsnsibs face value Of all the claims
fisd according TO law Is 2sa H. Of which the par
value tsso7 7o ST. and the whole amount not nlsd,
s2ree,'3 20, worth s2o19b14 T-msking the total o.
tensible debt si2aaese1 a. or ses27,rs "a par. This
includes interest.
The oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company make the
sDnexed report to the State Engineer the year end
ing September aoth, 1851 -
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

THE HOLIDAYS-l75 BK0ADwAY-THE CHEAPEST
store in the United States for Fancy oods and Jewell
Of all descriptions that which been opened AZ
No. 5 Broadway, third door above Cortlandt street BY
VICTOR BISHOP,
Importer Of Precious Stones and French Goods.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

HINRY l. HocuET, ACCOMMODATION NO.
uce-Imported Paris made Velvet and ether Coaks Of
We most costly character Admiralty Adapssd for New
tx the 9Th inst At oeloet AZ their auction IL
eh Paris made embro dered plain velvet Coaks d.
trench nern Of fne saxopy Cloth; DO OF sks Ana
ssune &c all OF recent importation, the uewest ana
admired style and will be cold without reserve
CHRsTERMAN H00UEr, Auctiones
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

NEW YEAR PRESENTS-AMATEUR TOOL CHESTS
full and varied assortment, suitable for gentlemen
or boy use for sale, Wholesale and retail at JAMES
&c, &c.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-40l BROADWAY, CORNER
II Of walker street-Lades and gentlemen politely
most exsnsve assortmsnt Of Fancy Boxes Baskets Bur-
pIises and Fancy Notices recently imported from Psrs
heretofore the public large stock q the choicest
Cream Chocolate Ia Vanille OYgcat and Raspberry
mel au and Cafe Sugar Toys French
ChoeOlate and Gum Drops and 500 rurram fitted Italian
Chestnuts 10 VAnie have been prepared for the OCCASION
New Years and Fancy Cakes entail Pieces made
to order. HY. NAILLARD CO., Confeotoners.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

OewEco byRACueg RAfIRoAD.
Capital stock, BY charsr and paid In $4,000 90
Funded debt, By last report. 10000 90
fetal amount now Of funded debt. 100000 90
Amount Of floating debt. 10Ae2 81
Total amount of funded aud floating debt. 2ol13 ~
Average rate per anuum Of interest funded debt,
7 Per cent.
1850 1851
Coet Of road and equipment s57177l Il $5s867s o.
Length Of read 50 miles.
No Of passengers carried In .77161 so 28s
No tons Of freight carried in cars.....7ess 1921
Receipfs and Expenditures,
1850. 1851.
Earrings from passengers lis 33 e57T10 81
freight. 81 13o22 81
q other sources. .......121e1 % 22682 90
rotal.................... s6s,s71 81 se3Alb Il
Expenses.... .................... IS el2 "a <5163 20
Net eafnings. S2e,<es 90 S4S 252 Oh
Amount Of interest paid last year, $4,000; amount Of
dvidends paid, si22so dividends the previous year,
s4ool The increase In gross earnings 1861 over 1850
vas s25, ,o43 81 increase In net earnings, s1ss23 a.
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SALES BY AUCTION,

A UcrIoN NOTICE. sPERu CANDLES
kaisins, Soap, Lemons So-Friday Des. 2jth 81 I0l
sIo9s a Dey ,trs. corner o. Greenwich street. Sugar
xassard Tobseeo Brandy. Gin. whsrsy Wines, WAinuts
Proof Safes, Fig Blue &c. WA. GARTER, Auct.
VI Dey street, eOrner Green nxich.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

WELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS. CHESNUT Strict
w below Ninth Philadelphia. B. Lent nanafer-En-
gsement Of the great French equestrsnne ne Louise
Tournare Who will evening" and Saturday
iternoons in superb scenes dEsutaton :upported By
french and American company Of unrvAled ability form
mg combnation Of talent unequasd In Philado
pha Every deeerpcn Of equestrian and aerobsdo ents
0pment 10 here produced on scale Of spsHdor
passed BY the world. Prot n Nixsn
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

RAREUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-BENEFIr OF Mr.
y G. w. Clarke. Friday Dec 2 afternoon and evening.
First grsnd day performanee Of the celebrated comedy Of
rhE skklouS FAhILY; or Out for Days Shooting In
nARkIlD RAKE After Ehch the new and very success
full comedy Of MAJOR JONES COURrSHIP: or, The Ad
ventures Of Christmas Eve The whole 70 conclude with
me new Christmas pantomime Of rHk FAIRYS GIFT: or
Tie Palace Of Peaeocks. "
The New York herald., 1851-12-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SrcRET OF LOVE AND BEAUTY.-A BOOK THAT
@ how 70 win the devoted affections Of the opposite
srJ IMPORTANT secrets for married people also hos
s.e nhmome Price cents copies for sl Book sent
ee oy re,urn of mail Address Dr. buvsll, Albany NY
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

MINTHELS.-HUN-FUN-T EEI-
lows Musical Hall, Nc. 4A Broadway.-Admission, rs
ssnt eaildrsn under twelv 2 cents Fellows Minstre
e band OF Negro deneaors in the world perform
svey nish The presams for this evening will
Of the best Nero Son ever and this
sssro srssl dancer viii smuse the .udenoe giving
Mestsrn negroes the shaks will BE- shook up usual
new ferformAncss commence aS7h o'clock. On
wednesday and Saturday Afternoons Concert the
eommodaSon Of families. commen cling At 3P. n.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

pREsENTs GEORGE W. FUTILE INVITES ALL
rum. No as Broadway Strangers especially will be we'll
SONS where be found immense variety of style
price the eombined fpoy wares and novelties Of wsrd
IL would require volume to hal Of the
and varieties here collected The public, young and old
rich and poor and sedate here find anything and
everything that heart can desire At prices unusually low
Ihe price plain nfures on every article from
this season it'll the largest and finest variety Of Toys ever
offered in the United States TO which he calls the
attention Of all concerned in the Of the children
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

Toys AND FANCY GOODS The SUBSCRIBERS
opening large and choice ortnent goods suit
sbs or hsiiSsy every cheap
Boxes Of mahogany rosewood papier ache and all
other articles suitable for Christmas and New Years
sents which they oher In large small quantities whole
ssle prices Purchasers respectfully invited call
fore buying elsewhere HAYES HINSDALE
16l Broadway, stairs.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

A EoDERN FURNISHED HOUSE, Win oRoroN.
- pstn gas furnace, Me- now occupied by small fs-
miy would be let TO good tenant for board Of The
present occupants Address o. r., Herald ofhce.
STEAN POWER To LET AT THE EMPIRE IRON
- Works foot OF East Twenty fifth street-Two rooms
feet by 20 feet and several Of smaller ze rhted on
every side, with power from hundred horse ezrine In
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

CIRCUs NEW YORK AHPHIrHEArRB ~ B0wBRY.
Splendid celebration Of the Christmas GsstvsI-On
nonday evening and during The week entire erder
Of the celebrated dancing Nay Fly arst appsar
ance Of Mr. Neville, the Wild HorsemAn Wsst or
burs togsther With Christmas Ballet &c lrhres
Splendid performances on Christmas day-horang. After
noon ana Evening.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

NAVY BAY AND CHACRES ICE CONPANY.-THu
Company having completed their Isthmus
md made arrsngensa TO receive regular supply
prepared furnish steamers and other vessels also nd
vduas with Ice, Fresh Meats. Butter Lard vegesable
ChaSres, Nov. 10. 1851. CLARK d CO., Aeeuts.
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WANYx.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY
~ ,yeupg Ensshwomsn Psosestsat who has lost her
tAby two daye old being her hrst child Beet
renee given APPLY to Mrs DOaOhoe. $50 East TbrtssDth
street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

a UCTI0N NoTIcE.-THos BELL. AUCrIoNEER
N. Bush. Sale this d.y ~ lfs o'clock in che
stock ofDryGoods and Clothing BY order a.
Turs, Fancy Articles, ko.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

NkxT OF kIN.-JoHN psyIsNY, DEcEAsED.-Ir
British .ssses Lately sses.sss y,rs Cruz Who was
and follower Of the American army during the Bexssn
.%ss,n a%1nRgB ~ ssi Esro1.s,sy y ssssr "a
q Her ksesty Treasury, ~ the treasury Chambers
ball London they may near Of something 70 their cd.
vantage.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

- Mr.. GEORGE LODER,
With the superb Orchestra Of the Fund Society assisted
KIeutIer.
Mr Eisfeds celebrated Classical Qusrtette Party have
also kin dly rendered their desirable attractions.
Conductors w. " Wallace, l.. Lavenu, an @. Loder.
Tickets to the Han-First Circle ST. ticket Second
Hotels sc. &C. few reserved seats two dollars esch
may obtained spped early, at the stores Of VIM
HALL L. Son and g. c. Jollie
Doors open at 6. Concert commences at7h.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

NlW FLOWERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS THOSE
fond Of flowers invited to visit the premises
sISscrser in Eighth avenue aAd 6th street where they
bloom Of which II will be New Years day
decorate the tables Of our fair patrons
T. DUNLAP. Florist 6S6 BroadwAy
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INSTRUCTION.

ERENcH MISUNDERSTANDING RICHARD. SIS
Broadvsy bess 70 anHounes that his Rvenns Glasses
Ter new or already advanced Scholar take place every
tos osloek His system, yet unsurpsssd in
th country, 10 eaicuated 70 give 10 scholar
gram cal explain together vith she prseslssi ana
idemsts psouliarties Of she language.
w DIsBRows RIDING SCHOOL NO FOURTH
az, Nsnus. New Yorh.opss daily for Iaai.s and
and 70 sPn Termsl6 lessons, sl5 10 lessons, $40
lessons & single Lessons g. road (ons pupil SS
road Lessons two or more pups each 81 sxercfse ride
the school, 81 All lessons paid for on commencing.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

u ICH AND USEFUL GIFTs.-A GOLD PEN AND
~ pencil has just been issued the mandatory
o. the subscrber the most oompact oompete and
nent companion offered the public which
for Of workmanship defes Six Sizes pa
tented and warranted Aso large and varied
Of gold and silver pencil and together with
.nperor geld pens which need proof Of their superiority
Imitation. A. q. BAGLRY g. CO., ls9 and z7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--H0LIDAY PREsENrs--
Fancy Bashsts Fancy Vases, Gold Fish. and Globes.
articles together with the greatsst and select eose
ues suitable for New Years Rrssss Be Oh,
please leave their orders early shsy win s delivered in
rotation - ordered. T. DUNLAP 635 Broadway.
CoNYEcTI0NARY FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-A RICH
and varied assortment Of Confetonarv, suitable for
H0DCKINe. las Greenwich street.
Observe ths name-dont be mised-
BE sure you're right then 20 ahead"
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

y foreign dealers and travelling merchants who have
routes ssabshed, almost their terms. His truly
M m hrst friends are nov ~, tes has failed
eve pain s u h used The more the Doctor sales
sne isrker he mskes the profits Of the generality
snsrt, hns street in Phsdslrhia By Calender 50
F 4 Lutzi In Boston. by Reddns CO.. in New Orleans
BY j. Wrisht& Col In Charleston. O.. By Gowan Co
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

OYsTEEs FOR TIE HoLTpAYs.-A. P. DO sLAN.
~ Of Fulton Market whose oyster establishment one
Of the most extensive in the world respectfully urge upon
their numerous patrons and friends and all
intend favorng them With orders for the holidays
ss.sity Of s,Idns such orders n early s Possibls
demand for their celebrated and choios
always immense Unless orders received days in
ADVANCE they possiblv be aup lied-
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

II
~ the New Haven Railroad Dspot-Grest attraotiop az
this Temple Of Hnstrels and Girls
Model Artists Of the lovely formed women In the
world The place crowded nightly 10 witness the daring
the Model Artis Admission, l2 cents stage SEATS Is
cents. Doors open at OK; commence at Tk.
CHARLEsToN THBAIRI.-nANAGERs,y yErrERsoN
~ Blsier-Notiesstars Of talent wish
ing engasement ~ the above named After Ihe
t Of January 1854 will address jefferson Ellser.
Columbia, 3. c.. All communications be postpaid
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

SEC0ND NEW YORK ByILDIN0 ASSOCIATION
There hAvpg been 700 shares taken In the New York
Building Association prospectus Of smother ths
plan has been issued and ready 30
monthly dues S26O Subscription books opsn the
once OIL Burton J Secretary Of the New York Building
Associatiop, No IA North WilliAm street, and Msssrs
Wakemsn B Latttsgs No 30 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

RARKEEPER.-A y0UNG NAN WANTS sITUA-
ton - Barkeeper in some good hotel or saloon; is
an American, and give good reference from his
poyers He wishes to procure situation for the winter
and summer. Please address w. Z No. "a whitehall
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tho seventh semi annual dividend the preferred
stock Of this the eight per cent per
num- will be paid the ONCE Of their Centre
reet on and after Tuesday the sixth of January
rhs transfer books q the preferred stock will be closed
on wednesday, January 7th, a. 10 eeloek, An
SANL N. BLATCHF0AD, Treasurer
Dated New York. Dece ber o. 1881.
Polynesian., 1851-11-22
Bp Autboritp.

% Ar FoHEIcsrRs are hereby notified that they cannot
leave the Islands without PASSPORTS from the Department
Relations and that before obtaining such Passpts
tne Law requires them TO post notice in Hawaiian and
English in some conspicuous place the district
iage where they reside for fortnight before
their intended departure and the law requires them besides
to give notice of their intended departure the Poynesan
newspaper for fourteen days their departure
plying for Passports they requested present
pies Of the notices above referred to.
All Foreigners arriving the Islands with Passports from
Foreign Ministers Consuls requested them
immediately on their arrival the Minister of Foreign Rea
tons taking TO have them previously acknowledged by
the Minister or Consul Of their several nations
All Foreigners arriving the Islands, with Passports from
Kings Ministers Consuls residing abroad mmed
afey on arrival pre-et them the Minister of Foreign
Relations, who, if regular, will rise them.
All Foreigners (n ignorance of the existing Passport laws
arriving the Islands without Passports and Others who
may wish settle the Islands, require obtain previously
written permission from the Governor of Oahu and
quesed In forwarding their written applications His Excel
iency, TO make known who they through certificates
from the Ministers Consus of their several nations
dent at this Court default of such Of their nations
through such certificates of the Ministers Consuls of
other foreign nations have resident Ministers Cen
suls at the seat of this Government r. C. WYLLIE.
Department of Foreign Relations,
9Th February 1850.
Foreigners blank forms by applying thePo
lynesian Office
Polynesian., 1851-11-22

bearings an irregulariry, and must remain so, as
long as It exists. He compared it to a cancer on
a mans face, which you might as well attempt
to regulate, and call it a well regulated cancer
II cannot he done. So of the liquor traffic.
Every effort to regulate this has proved failure
and always will. And now, as in Maine, we
must go for the destruction, not the regulation.
Gen. Cary was also happy in his eloquent speech
- condeInning in terms of merited severity the
fashionable and high places of liquor selling, and
advocating stringent legal suason as the only
thing that can reach those who are so drbased AS
TO continue. in this day of light, to deal out to
their fellow men the means Of destruction both
of body and SOUL
Many distinguished men from all sections of
the country made good speeches, and in word,
the meeting was one of great interest and must
give new zeal to The friends Of temperance and
new impulse TO their efforts, and hasten the
time when The bri ght star that has risen in the
east, shall pass over all the other S,ars and pot
wane ill its cheering light and influence are seen
aud felt upon the shores Of the Pacific.
Polynesian., 1851-11-22
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR OF OAHU.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR OF OAHU
All Captains and Commanders of Foreign Vessels arriving
at the Ports of this Kingdom hereby notified
lowing is a Law of this Kingdom.
No Captain of foreign vessel shall receive board his
vessel native proceed shall any native
board foreign vessel unless he first obtain the
consent Of the his agent shall he continue
board for longer period than certificate allows
Whoever violates this law evades il shall be fined four
hundred dollars" NJ. KEKUANAOA
FoRT, Sth February, 1850.
Polynesian., 1851-11-22
n T. w HOTEL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

Henry Macfarlane begs to inform his patrons and
visitors to Honolulu that he has just re-opened the
boarding department for the season; and that he in
tends by supplying the table with every luxury that
the market afford, and paying strict attention to
the comfort of his boarders, &C. to merit renewal OF
the appreciation which his house has always received.
q" Meal hours s, 2, and 1-2 o'clock.
Honolulu Oct. l,lS5l-22-tf
Polynesian., 1851-11-22
HOTELS.

{ LATE NATIONAL.

LATE NATIONAL
NHE Subscribers, having leased the above estab-
IL ishment from J. Booth, Esq. are now prepared
to receive bosrders. The table will at all times BY
supplied with the best the market affords. The
sleeping apartments are large and airy and in all the
requisites of first class hotel it is unsurpassed be
any house of the kind in this country.
HOLLISTER & GLEASON,
Oct IL, lS5l.3m-23s Proprietors.
Polynesian., 1851-11-22
Liverpool Undcrwriters' Association.
Underwriters Rooms, !
Liverpool, 25th Oct.
pct. lS5l-4t-26.

THIS is 70 certify to all whom it may concern.
| that the Committee for managing the affairs oi
Association, have appointed Messrs starkey
knion & Co., to act as their agent at the Sandwcn
snds. subject to the annexed instructions which
to be exhibited on all occasions where the agent
lay be required TO act 20 that no m'sundersfano-
e may arise with the parties assured or their
sentaives, a. 10 the eAtent Of authority vested IN
le Agent.
/" No power from this Association can divest the
(sured. their agents. assignees. or the masters
vessels of that right over property which Law has
wen them but il ,s presumed that the assured OF
|er representatives will readily avail themselves OF
(e assistance Of an agent. who - appointed by
le underwriters to act in their behalf. and whose
operasipa will facilitate the settlement OF loss Of
Ferage with the underwriters''
By order Of the Committee,
lssf THOMAS COURT, Ssc'y.
Polynesian., 1851-11-22
"a CANTON HOTEL
ssA 4
MAINE HOTEL.

DROWN s. FRIEL, would respectfully
ID notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the above named establish
menf where they will be happy to receive the calls
Of those who may favor them with their patronage.
The rooms are airy and fitted mp in elegant style.
The bar will always be supplied with the choicest
of wines, liquors and cigars. Two good bowling
alleys are connected with the house..
Strangers visiting this port. and gentlemen resi-
dent in Honolulu respectfully invited 10 call
and examine for themselves l2-ly.
Polynesian., 1851-11-22
COM RCIAL HOTEL.
HENRY MACFARLANE he,
HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-

-A HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
TW: TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully
III ff$4< inform his friends and the public
s48 that he has taken the above well
known stand, where he will be happy at all times
TO wait upon those who may favor him with their
patronage.
The bar will always be supplied with the best Of
liquors and cigars The table will be furnished
from the very best the market affords. Board by
the day week. Picnic and private parties sup
piled at short notice. Good sleeping rooms at
tached to the premises. (Sept l4-ly-lS