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I EWIS ARUNDEL or the Railroad OF Life by she
~ sutbor Of Frank Fsifegh.
The International Magazine for September.
he Mary Queen Of Miss Bengsr author Of Life Of
Anne Holeyn. ~ w n u.s. N
suaus Dictionary Architecture descriptive
graphical decorative, theoretical, mecbancao VOLS illustrated
BY thousand drawings subjects referred TO In the work
Katharine Walton, Rebel OF Dorchester by W. Gilmore
smms9 ae@
Tho COMPRESSOR, n historical novel
Just published, and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Aug 20 Bookseilsrs, Oh sbveI
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NEW supply of Lady Wortley's Travels In the
IN United States"
New supply OF Alton Locker and " Yeastn
Now supply Of ' Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
For sale by
7r' TAYLOR MAURY,
Auge9 booksellers, 9th street.
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Historic de la Ressaurat,on, par Lamnrtinc.
III vols; Paris, 1851.
Historic Consuat de Empre par Theirs. 10th VOL
Paris, 1851.
Plans pour Consuat7th ivrason Paris,
1851
tignenes pour Consultation lvrisoni
Paris, 1851.
Imported from Paris by
Sept6 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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STOvEsI stoves stovesifII have just received very
~ supply OF coal
and styles Sorts kinds, and Among Them will be found
the cerbtaied E'na cooking Tor which
FOR this market None genuine ued in the bottom Of
the and the wsrd Enan the
Galvanized portable hot heating cling
houses put up at the shortest notice.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th and lit
emf s-gf
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NOTICE IL hereby given that ali reun mi mn
unsettled upon the books of The late firm of p H.
together with those Of will be
and banded for settlement The
change in business which took effect
last renders essentially that all
closed nj the expiration Of the present half year.
June 24-2wf HoOE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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CHOOL BOOfAs-Ai kinds in the city neighbor-
hoOd-te editions extremely
prices. - - -
5apt3 PRANCK TAYLOR
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HEAVY Artiliery-sieRc, Garrison, seaconst, and
Ill a board
United The illustrated by nIany plates
Copies for ale in Washington city by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
sept6 Booksellers neat 9th street
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ILCAOTHSJust received ut the waIeEooms OF CLAsEII
DODSON superb stock OF oor oil cohs IN
panel md osaic pave patterns, all
well cooc in the highest style o. the art
% .heels all OF winch we VIII cut
to III room hall or passage according 10 diaoram
oilrlotls widths
from feet feet nches and oclohs expressly for steps
Aug lo-d2w CLAGElT x bODsON.
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DOMESTIC and Orname ntaI Cottages and Landscape
IL Gardenng series of Designs Adapted the United States
by Ranieit. 2ysls,. s49.
Designs for Country and Village Residences in the United States
BY chj with Details, Specifications, Plans Directions, and
Estimates OF L ost of Each Deslgn. 2yols., 1880.
Gothic Architecture Applied Modern Residences by Arnot
vol, 1850,
Two Hundred Designs for Cottages and Vlas by Messrs Walter
X smith. vol.
Downng's Architecture and Designs for Cottages Farm HOUSES
and Villas. 4 vol, lu5l
Landscape Gaienngs and Rural Architecture adapted
10 North America vol, 1850
Downng Architecture Designs Cheap Cottages and Fam
holiscs, vol, 1851
Together with works the and all other
branches of architecture and building. - -. 49,. -
June s FRANCk TAYLOR
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with aatling
Directions by Commander Csdwssder RnggoId United States
nsvyembraang 81
Francisco hays Of Pablo straits Of
suun bay confluence and dec branches nj the
Joaquin rivers including cities of sacss
State Of California Price, $40 s For sale
in ashingou city by TAYLOR MAURf,
Ang BOOKSELLERS, ptn
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lust received heavy durable
and cheap goods in 81 o. and TO- dice diaper, and
Also Of the mandatory, 81, sA, la, La,
sheengs which will be found
In this market and pillow
linens. The only objection which against
the above articles will be their durability very
CLAGErT DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds Of cloths, rugs.
materials and
east Of the Of Ninth avenue
June
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, URSITUEE Dry Goods-stoets complete.-We have
the pleasure announcing all housekrepers In this city,
Gsog Alexandra, envons that
complete extensive every
kind goods furnish
homes al reasonable that the
complain. Our goods adapted
rich All respectfully invited call
The following goods have just added
pieces l6 4 wooler iruggrt tapestry patterns
do lu4
= do llnCn do dancing
bales Dutch capetings all very heavy durable
IT, Tor dining
bales tapestry ingram and beautiful
for panrs, rich three pes and almost cheap odd
nary ingrains.
10 pieces tapestry and Brussels -capetiug.
50 dozen starrod al prices, from "a 50 Ella so per
dozeu-yerye cheap.
elegant shades fixtures, unusually low
prices.
lace and Swiss embroidered
which surprisingly rich.
All OF viii will be shown who desire 10
Sept 2-d2wif CLAGETT n DODsUN.
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MADAME DELARuE vouid respec fully invite
Of the ladies
received Also bonnets indes morning caps
black moht it, and
sleeves embo deres conr bouncing inernra, and egngs
black velvet nbands falls coiofed wells eoves
spanish and other fans perfumery powders soaps, &C.
Madame D. would also nbands
which she viii dispose Of nj reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, between l2h and 18th streets.
Sept l3-con
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ItIAGErT. NEWTON MAY, Il CO. most resi- ~ NJ
10 their and the public bat pe
daily receiving their fall supplies In rich fancy GOODS
open hts day tTuesfryl nrge assorfmrntn iade'
Including the richest styles, both IN coofs and designs
ever had the pleasure Of before offering We invite an
inaton rom the ladics they will find much richer go'o
nj later period Of the and chesP Co
II Ft CLA0ET~r, NEWTON, MAY 4.
n Sep 0--dlw
ROARDrNG and Day school for Young Ls 20 .csoJ =
~ Misses HAWLEY duties Of tnes .vsnsS
Monday September rs, At their residences ON Pennvfs
between l7th and 18th
Assn-0Aw1w
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DULWERs mot Bau See IN "a medy.
ID The Daughter of Night-a story by .. w Fulium
Easbuy-a tale by Anne II. DTuH. For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
June 10 BoOksrlers, Viii street
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second Course.-Danctng Academy.
MR. Y. v. Liable has the honor the ctie.
VI Washington and Georyetown thai his second course OF
the will Thursday January
residence, opposite Wiiards o
Days OF tuition Thursdays, ana o."
days, George,own-Moudays aud Fridays.
Dec ea-dtfif
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DEEBEs New York Hats.-STEyENs halter has s usual,
bats from the establishment Of Bgebe Co.. New York city
fall model 1851.
sales-rooms the Athen~um, opposite Adephi Theatre.
Sept l4-3uf
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TAPESTRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet TsPessv,rr
pestfy and plain and ingram csPe.Tr
Just received additional supply Of the above
nitnre goods all In entirely and different patterns nn
lions Of color from any In this couty ~ @
celebrated manuctory OF John Crosiey sons London
Also, an additional supply Of elegant curtain materials,
all silk =. ,bss
Satin LANES, damask laines, French and English fun"
IN III
Swiss and French oiled Turkey rcd and figured ohnne
the tasses gimps, and borderings 10 match 80. ,rtuL
These goods, assortment hand before ne"
make stock perhaps the complete OF any ooe'
tahlshm in the
Al hon.skeepers and those intending Furnish are mos'
fully invited 10 call and examine them. onsoN
Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dp -
sent !,
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rVHE public school Book and all those Led
private academies institutions in the district Columbia
adjacent county For sale at New York prices by
TAYLOR N MAURY,
An. 10 booksellers al 9Th st.
Polynesian., 1851-04-19
PROGRESS OF DISCOVERY DURING
THE LAST HALF CENTURY.

From the N. Y Scientific american.
IT is related that one of a party of travellers
while standing on one of the mountains OF
Switzerland-was so transported with the
beauties of the scenery spread before him,
that, in burst Of enthusiasm, he declared he
had never seen the equal Of such scenery,
and he was sure there was nothing like it in
Europe, for he had travelled through every
country in it. A German, at his side, said
he had never seen its like, with but single
exception, and he named certain mountain
in the Highlands of Scotland, which he had
visited few weeks before. The former
gentleman hung down his head, merely re-
marking that, although he had been on that
mountain often, he never though. muc!!;; ss55out
i. That mountain was on his own estate.
There are no common sayings which con-
tain more truth than " familiarity begets in
difference" "'tis distance lends enchant-
ment to the view" We live in an age of
wonders, and the last half century has wit
messed succession of the most mighty events
and the most astounding discoveries that have
ever been made, at least during any other
such period of the worlds history; and yet,
living as we do, in the midst Of such develop
ments, with new leaves of the book of inyen-
ton still turning over, we do not wonder
for it's Just like human nature-that the ma
jority of mankind are ca!lous to the merits
and importance of the discoveries made in
their own day, even although they are reap
ing untold benefits from them.
Let us look back to the beginning of this
century, and see what mighty works have
been done by inventors since that time. In
1900 there was not single steamboat in the
world. Our inland seas and noble rivers
we're lying grand and silent in primeval lone
liness, except when enlisened by the clumsy
batteau, or the rude fat boat. In 1907 Full
ton launched the Clermont, which made
passage4o Albany In 81 hours. AT that time
the mode of travel was by schooners and
sloops, which were frequently six days on
the passage The Improvement was certainly
great. but what would Fulton row say, to
see steamboats, running the same distance IN
eight hours, and some Of them large enough
to stow the Clermont on their forward decks
No steamboat had broke the waters OF the
Mississippi previous to 1915; the voyage
from Cincinnati to New Orleans was a tre-
mendous undertaking. and occupied more
time than a steamboat would now take tt
circumnavigate the globe. At present i =
calculated that there are no less that SOOt
steamboats,, of all sizes, in America. and the
time saved to travellers, by the invention o
the steamboat. is at least 20 per cent: tha
Polynesian., 1851-04-19
LEWIS & GULICK,
Wholesale, Retail and Commission
MERCHANTS.
Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaiian Islands.
=. G. Lewis, Boston. 4s-y o. H. Gulick, Honolulu

The AMERICAN PROTESTANT CHURCH IN
RoME.-The London Daily news publishes
the following letter, relative to the recent
iuterdict upon American Protestant worship,
at Rome:-
l have already had occasion to mention
the service rendered to the ecclesiastical au-
thorities by the American Charge d'Affaires,
Mr.. Cass. during ;he siege Of Rome, aud the
gratitude proiessed to him by the inmates of
the Propaganda College, for having induced
the Triumviri to allow them to remain unmo-
Tested by the republican soldiery. 1t was, In
fact. owing to the representations OF Mr.
Cass, that the building was not turned into
barracks. The Pope, upon his restoration,
expressed himself in the most fattering terms
to Mr.. Cass, thanking him repeatedly for
what he had done, and protesting the great
est affection for the American nation, an at
fection which had Just been increased by
tidings from China, announcing that four
Roman Catholic missionaries, threatened
with death by the enraged poPulace or fana-
tical mandarines, had been rescued from I'M
pending fate by the timely interference OF the
u. S. Consul.
proof of his gratitude, thought he could afford
no stronger one than that of granting Mr.,
Cass permission to open Protestant chapel
within the Aalls of Rame, for the use OF
American visitors, a plan which had been IN
contemplation for some time, and Tor the
realization of which, conscientious and
jealous clergyman, the Rev. Mr.. Hastings,
came hither from the United States, some
what more than year ago. Notwithstanding
the Pope's express permission, SO many h,n-
drances arose, that the CHI el could not be
opened last winter, and Mr.. Hastings con-
yoked his countrymen in his own apartments,
every Sunday morning, and conducted a.vae
rites. During the autumn Of the present
year, however. all objections appeared to pc
overcome: suitable place was hired, IN the
Via de Ponte6ci, and fitted up as "A. chapel M e.
at the expense of about $500; and Mr. Hast
ines. fully authorised by the government
opened the chapel and commenced divine
worship Just one month ago
Polynesian., 1851-04-19

tToHN SMITH Co, tlateIy Halstead, smith =
y Robinsons9 will continue to carry on the Un.
ness At < Kaiepoiepo and waIuku. as formerly pea.
ers in general merchandise and furnishing ca'goes
Of POTATOES
Kalepolepo, Feb. p. ly-4l
Polynesian., 1851-04-19
SAN FRANCISCO NOTICES.

uuserv IN BoNp. H. N. HALE.
HUSSEY, BOND & HALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT is.
Wharf at the foot of Sacramento street,
San Francisco, California.
Refer to George B. Upton, Esq, Messrs. samP-
son & Tappan, Messrs. Lombard & "hhmore'
Messrs Mason & Thompson, Messrs. Andrew
Foster & Sons, Simeon Draper Esq, New YORK.
Messrs. Alex, Brown & Sons, Messrs Kirkland,
Chase 6 Co, Messrs. Birckhead Pearce' baitl-
more. ~
Messrs. Mason & Kirkland, Philadelphia john
B. Howell. ESQ.,. New Orleans Edward ourI;ng
ton. ESQ. Providence Messrs. Maxwell, wright
so", % Hsp; D. I.n.;ro 16yl
Messrs Crabb & Spalding, Honolulu Aug.Sl
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3275 From Hawknsvle at b N, once week. SATURDAY
To Irwinvle by IL m next day, 90 miles;
And back between p Thursday and p mne 1t day.
3276 From Brunswick at m, twice week, Monday and
Thursday;
By Bethel, WaynesvilIe, and Langsbury
To Jeffersonton by m, AZ miles;
And back between m and p m, Tuesday and
Friday
emitting Brunswick, are invited
3277 From Darien at IL m, once week, Friday
To Frederick by p m, Ia miles;
And back between 6 m and IL m.
327s From Darien at 6 a m, week. Monday
Bv Fort Darlington Ferry Pendarvis Store, Chaun-
cey's Ferry, Alabaham Creek, and Strcklands
To Wares boro by 8 p next day, rs miles;
And back between I'm "Wednesday and g m next day.
3279 From Daren at s m twice week, Wednesday and
Friday;
To Brunswick by IL m, ls miles;
And back between 8 and m, Thursday and
Saturday
aos0 From Riceboro after arrival of mail from Savannah
saw at m. twice week, Monday and Thursday |;
BY Wal,hourville;
To Hinesville by 9 pm, IL miles,
And back between IN and IL m.
1921 From ST. Mary at 6 a m, twice week. Monday and
Thursday,
By Woodstock Mills, Florida;
To Centre Village, Georgia, by m, 80 miles
And back between IN and m next days,
32s2 From Waresboro at a m, week, Thursday
To Centre Village by p IN, AZ miles;
And back between a m and 81 m next Day.
32s3 From Waresboro at m, once week. ednosoay
BY Aapaha ,.
TO Troupvie by pm next day, rs miles;
And back between a m Friday and ? m mex, aay'
Separa,e proposals service between Iroupvlie ana
Alapaha are invited Also, proposals to commence
this route at Polk and go by Carer's Bridge and Ala
paha to Troupvile.
1884 From Waresboro at IN, once week. "sonesuay
BY Polk; - ,
To Blouns Ferry, Florida, by next day, ~ miles
And back between a m Monday and m next day
Separate proposals for each section oil this route divd
ing at Polk, will be considered
1885 From Waresboro at M once a week, "Wednesday
BY Mount lila;
To Holmesvle by m, 3S miles;
And back between a m and 7 m, Tuesday.
Proposals extend to Reidsvilc, over route NO. '''
will be considered.
1886 From Holmesville at M once week. SATURDAY
BY Sisffords Ferry and Surrencys'
To Reidsville by p m, 80 miles,
And back between a m and pm next DAY. =,
Proposals extend to Waresboro over NO. '''"' VIM
be considered. s,
s2s7 From jacksonville at m, once week. SATURDAY
BY Swaine's Store;
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To Laurens G. H. by pm, A miles;
And back between 7 Saturday, and IL m next day.
Proposals to end n. Woodruff invited.
3lsS From Spartanbursh c. H. at a week, Friday
By Damascus Coulter's Ford, Bucks Creek Fingers
vile, Green's Creek, N. c., and Carson's;
To Rutherfordton, N. c., by M, 81 miles;
And back between q and p m next day.
1888 From Laurens G. H. at week, Saturday,
By scufaetown. Youngs Store, Centreville, Stones
vile, Cashvile, and Pooesville
To Spartanbursh G. H. by IL m, as miles;
And back between q and IL m, Friday;
$3.50 From Laursns C. H. at once a week. Tuesday;
By North Greek, Milton, Spring Grove, Cross Hill
Waterloo, Mount Gallagher, Brewerton, Simpsons
Mills, Tumbling Shoals, and Rsborne's Creek;
To Laurens G. H. by p m next day, equal to 20
miles and back
Proposals for semi weeky service will be considered.
3l9I From Anderson G. H. at m once week, We'd
nesday;
To Gainesville, Ga, by M, 80 miles,
And back between q m and m, Tuesday.
Bidders to name intermediate post Offices if any.
1892 From Anderson c. H. at 2 m once week, We'd
nesday;
BY Locust Hill and Haskinsville
To Calhoun by m, % miles;
And back between q and m.
1898 From Anderson G. H. at a week, Friday 1;
By Seneca, Centrevlle, steele's, Churubusco, and
Milver's;
To Anderson c. H. by 0 next day, equal to 81
miles, and back.
1894 From Anderson G. H. at m three times week.
Monday Wednesday, and Friday,
by Craytonsvilc, Mount Hill, Cokesbury, Dead FALL
and Greenwood;
To Dyson's Mills by 10 m, SIS miles
And back between a m and 10 next days.
3ls5 From Cokesbury at 6 week, Thursday
BY Mount Hill, Gentsville, Queensborough, Calhoun,
Sanonvile, Mineral Spring, Golden Grove, Sterling
Grove, and Highway;
To Greenvile q. H. by m next day, SO miles
And back between p m Friday, and p mex, day;
1885, From Huntsville At m, . week. Thursday;
BY Marengo and Dunlspsvle;
To Mountvile by IL M Is miles,
And back between p m and p m.
3ls7 From Phoenix at p m, twice week, Monday and
Friday;
By Cambridge, Lodi and Swancy Ferry;
To Waterloo by m, IL miles;
And back between q and IL m.
Proposals to commence at Dyson's Mills are invited.
39s From RichardsonvilIe at m, week. Tuesday;
BY Dawsons Mills (Dysons Mills y
To Lodi by IL m, l8 miles
And back between p and p m.
Proposals to end at Dyson's Mills will be considered
3lso From Winter Seat at 4 N, oncs week, Friday
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Lynchwood from Tilers Ferry, miles and back,
week.
Mount Joy from Pinckneyvle miles and back week
Pleasant Lane. See Kirksey's X Roads,
Providence. See Bradford Institute.
Rivers Bridge Walkers, and Cowpen Branch from Mid
way, 81 miles and back, week.
Saubrity from Double Branches, miles and back, once
a week.
Saluda from Lofts, 6 miles and back, once week
Sauda Mills from Frog Level, 10 miles and back,
week.
Sandy Run from Saint Matthew'S miles and back
week
Storeve and varennes from Anderson C H. IL miles and
back week.
Varenncs See Storevle.
Walkers. See Rivers Bridge.
GEORGIA.
$3.50 From Savannah daily at ms
By Reform, Egypt, Armenia. Halcyondae, Ogechee,
Scarborough, Milin, Midwife, Hocomb, Spears
Turn Out, Peterborough, Tennille, Oconee, En-
NETT Mcdonald, Gordon, and Griswoldvlle;
To Macon by 8 m, 1901 miles,
And back between q and 8 p m.
Proposals for night schedule, with view to trans
porting the great Northern and Southern mail, will
be considered.
1851 From Savannah at 10 M twice week. Tuesday and
Saturday;
By Darieu, Brunswick, st. Marys Mayport Mills, Fla
Jacksonville, Mandarin, Hibernis, Gays Ferry, and
PcoIata;
To Pilaika by IL m next Monday and Thursday, 35s
miles;
And back between p m Monday and Thursday and
IL night next Wednesday, and Saturday.
Proposals to commence at Charleston, q, touching at
Savannah, Ga will be considered. Also proposals 10
direct from Charleston to Jacksonville and beyond.
Proposals for tiwecky service will also be considered.
and for branch mail from Hibernia to Gsreys Ferry,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-01

A VOlcE FROM THE WOMEN OF Eng
LAND We have received, and published with
great satisfaction, the following Preamble and
Resolution which were unanimously adopted at
meeting of the Bristol and Clifton Ladies'
Anti Slavery Society, (England,) held March
9th, 1851;
1.-THE Members of this Society, having con-
temeated with pain aud deep regret, the course
Of the Clergy in the United States, which with
few honorable exceptions affords more or less
support to the system of Slavery and having
been especially grieved by the low views Of
Christian duty, recently proclaimed by Ministers
IN the Free States, in regard to the Fugitive
Slave Bill
"Rcsolued, That such Ministers of this City as
NAV be about to attend the Animal Conferences
in london, during the month of May, be re-
specially, but earnestly, solicited to deliberate
with their brethren, OH the expedlency of adopt
ing some line of conduct to prevent their pupits
being occupied by any Clergymen from the
United States, visiting England at the appro'
aching Exhibition, who have not born testimony
10 the unrighteous character OF the Fugitive
Slave Bill: and further to take into consideration
the desabeness of urging those religious so
cieties in America, with whom they sympathizt
in doctrine and in discipline, not to depute any
ministers to this country upon religious or phi
lanthropic missions, who have not publicly man
Tested their disapprobation of this law, which
JUDGE JAY declares to be as palpable viola
ton of the Constitution, as it certainly is Of tn
principles of Justice, the rights of humanity
and the religion of Jesus Christ"
lSigned M behalf of the Committed
F. N. TRIBE, Secretary.