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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-08
Perdla OH Egarr.

TN billet pour la somme de deux cents
~ lrente septe p%iastres, portant hut pour
cent dinteret de date-datG en- Mai on Juin
ls4s. LIE dit billet a etc faite ct signe par Sa-
muel Ives, ct payable au soussignee GU u son
ordre. lie dit billet a etc perdu on egars yers
le Is septembre passe, 1850. Toutes person.
mes sont par la presente prevenues de If pas
negotier pour lie dit billet CONNIE lie Placement
etc arrete entire les mains du c~urateur dc Ia
dite succession.
JOHN II. ELLIS.
Tbarvilla 10 Q A.-, 1cs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
CITY ITEMS.

n The Spring smiled pleasantly upon as
Yesterday, though there was a little too much
dust in Broadway. The verdure Of the Park was
Green and fragrant, and looked Summer.like'
but endured liberal whitening from the ada
cent thoroughfares. After the chiils and damP'
Of early May, however, we were willing to abide
some evils for the sake OF the cheerful sunshine,
srd found comfort even in being choked aud
blinded.
NER1TED CoMPLIMEST-We understand that
n lumber Of the personal friends and admirers OF
Nathaniel B. Blunt, Esq, our efficient District
Attorney, have recently presented him service
Of plate, valued at $3.50, in token OF esteem Tor
his efforts in the Wing cause, and OF respect Tor
his private character. The presentation occurred
few weeks since but was not made public st
the time. The compliment is richly merised.
T Regatta came of in the Bay on Thurs
day afternoon, between the skeleton boats VII
liam Dayton, Eclipse, and George Washington
The route was from the flag staff stationed of the
Battery, round Ellis Island and return-a dis
lance Of 81 miles. The George Washington, on
this aide of the Island, took the lead but on
rounding, the William Dayton outstripPed her
and kept in advance the rest Of the race, coming
in FIVE hundred yards ahead. The whole distance
was accomplished in the short space OF twenty
seven minutes and twenty eight seconds.
SUMNER LUXURIEs.-The seGion OF Injuries
upon Us, and those who love the enioyments Of
life are beginning to cast about for the means o.
Summer comfort. Nothing can be more conducive
to their enjoyment than cool, refreshing rest and
nothing is so well adapted TO this end as the Iron
Bsdltead. Light, airy, and clesnly, and Of rea'
sonable cost withAl, it combines advantages IN
attainable in any other style while 70 persons
troubled with 4 constitutional GntiPathy TO certain
aDnoyances peculiar to the Sumner it proves Is
pecially welcome. We can speak from expen'
euce Of the invaluable properties Of the improve
ments attained. An excellent assortment may
/ be found at the warehouse OF the Patent AercoAn
disc Company, 24o B II adwGy, Of styles and prices
to suit purchaser
FoUSDLISe.-At l2I O'Clock this morning. Al
infant, about four days old. was found IN the are'
of house los Dusns-st- occupied BY Dr. AcOono
| twas taken to the station house.
7 u Cornell 8. Franklin. ESQ, has eeea Ap
pointed Naval OfHoer, ad infersss' ct this Port'
place Of the late Philip Hone. Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
SECOND RnARD.
FRIpAY, May l6-P. Y.

FRIDAY, May lo-r u.
The business of the Stock Board was moderate
tod,y, with general downward tendency In prees A.
the Second Board there better feeling and lm
provement took place Reading most active
We understand thats arrangement has besn agreed
upon between the Reading Company and the Navg alton
Company The other hn.ies without much change
excepting Long IsSnd which fell OF to 2? decline OF
2 cent For snIe and Governments stocks here 10 no
mar ed features
Exchange lie rather dull but held firmly a. loI
eloi for Sterling Francs lOd50'i; Amsterdam 4lt9
AZ; Bremen 79e7si Hamburg ssh eS7.
F-eights are without change and moderately
scuvs. Engagements OF 20 900 bushels Grain s,4d; 500
bbs Flour, Meal &C. at led n 1874 leo uus Dead weight
la sasl5s 2,cOO Oales Cotton S-i5da7S2d. To GlaS
gov, 5000 bushels Corn Sd, snd some Lard st20s. To
Loudon 400 tea Beef TO- To Hsyre, Cotton 81. TO Chr
forum some engagements we're made At 60G1c fhe ship
Nscsez about 500 unI 20 years old built Of i've OAK sold
al tll750.
The Pacific Bank has declared dividend OF
y cent.
The amount received at tho Sab Treasury 20.
day was S7oio5 Paid SS9oO42; Balance, SlOlts95. OF
the payments dram for about ss 00s supposed 10 have
been on account OF the Mexican Indemnity due 10 June
next
There is no change in Money In London, bat
the deuand scdve The Bank mad not raised The rate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

81. fabrics. and believe California Gold is
pn,I.m speaking on the strength Of
.srv bs,.y examination 'hai' cont'n0e Ia a.
.s.S,nce from day to Cay and hope to CLEAN from
a. .how acme ideas that may be found or made
-" H.G.
useful. .., c..,,,. r. ,Ao voi. 6,
.N.od II bias been got up in great haste'
u.s. 80, necessarily be imperfect, bat it extends
sao 10uble column octave pages on BREWER type
-. counting advertisementsl aud is sold for
,m;.s-f g4 cents Some conception OF the ex-
80 ~ the Fair may be obtained from the follow.
s-~h.,tv summary OF portion Of the contents
-hovv;ne The number Of Exhi bitors in certain de-
-,rtrosnt, az classified 10 the Official Catalogue,
viz o,v.r zptrrv
Goal, Slate Grndsooe Limestone Granite &c Cori- =,
nos s1 w,o.rsi Products iiasidej ........ SIS
a.. miesl and Phsmsceusica Products I03
Suo s:9Gs' spd Gnns s15,tsaces a.ei Ia Ma lafse
ns.ehipss Tor Direct Use, iocajirg Cs rsges, Rail
wsy end Marine Mecbtnism................... 339
Manufacturing Machines aud Toos.............. 20
Civil Engineering and Building ColirVsnces....... IL
Naval Architecture Guns, Weapons &c go
Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and lmple-
ybo,aeSes Musical HoIcio;ic; aad sitsics Ia
suumenb Oh
TOTAL so far. ........................... .@7o3
The foregoing occupy bat IS Of the 300 pages
devoted expressly to the Catalogue so that the
whole number Of Exhibitors cannot be less than
Ten Thousand, and is probably nearer Fifteen
Thousand; and as two articles from each would
be o low estimate / think the number of distinct
articles already on exhibition cannot fall below
Thirty Thousand, counting all of any class which
NAV be entered by single exhibitor as one arti'
Gle. Great Britain Ellis l56 pages ofthe Catalogue
her Colonies and Foreign possessions As more;
Austria l6; Belgium {, China ., Denmark l,
Fevpt 81. France and Agiers 35i Prussia and
the Zou Verein States l9i Bavaria 2, Saxony
Wirtemburg ., Hesse, Nassau and Luxemborg 3
Creece l. Hamburger l, Holland ., Portugal 81
Madeira l, Papal State /, r ufsia 8. Sardinia II
Spain 5, Sweden and Norway ], Switzerland 81
Tunis "a, Tuscany ., United States q. So the
U. States stands fifth on the list Of contributing
Countries ranking next after Great Britain her
self France, Austria, and Prussisn Germany, and
var ahead Of Holland and Switzerland, which have
long been held up as triumphant examples Of In
dustrial progress and thrift under Free Trade
and these, with all the Countries which show
more than we do, are close at hand, while our
Country is on the average more than 1000 miles
Oft am confirmed in my view that the cavils
1T the meagerness Of our contribution are not well
grounded. @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
News from the South-Arrsst OF TwenfJ-nine
suspected Cuban Invaders, SC.


The mail from New. Orleans ~ late as d0e Is
received.
The Revepue Gutter Ysrey cruising 10 the negoorhood
Of ssla kiver florida hss arrested and sent 10 savsn
nsb, Capt Samuel KoOksgey and Lieut. Raw tton sna
some n men In charge Of Deputy Msrshal Finley charged
with having Engaged 10 The recent attempt 10 invade
Cuhs
Th- brig American Ross from Savannah bouod 10 New
YOrk rsn Rsoe the 4h inst, mi 20 3ouh Of BarneK%
Lighthouse. The hrgs biiget. and lles hgh u7 on me
beach a1d the cargo The beach hn wa
ter He csrRo OF "a bales u couoo, rtee &c
Abraham Parker murdered a. abandoned woman named
Eizsbeit Phillips, a. New Orleans. 90 the III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
The Pre.,deut'. visit to Boston, &c.

At the meeting OF the Common Council last
avenr The PRECEDENT made 40 informal report hal MT
Fillmore would probably De abe 70 NA' ue o4l-eH'
so.Ion abou, he l7th OF June. , -. ,.-.. 81,
ordnance was reported for reducing Ihe force OF
The Fire Department ana incressnf We Pay o. % - -
Psrsdes excursions &c as sso has over eoeine rooms
txtra furriure ard distinctive uniforms are proooissa
a aYenlpg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Thu Senate Of nIassachu'etts and the FasiuVe
slave Law.

EOsTON FroAy A3 10 1871
The Senate this morning formed tns louo~ins
..oirs on slavery bv vote Of 81 yess 10 neis-tAne
Ieeoss ,. - bSr Two Whses ard tnres DEN 'eraisl
RSsTrd Thsi Massaeuuseti' protests sssnss We oxr
uve Save Law hosuie 10 he SCI s ~ 49,. CO.
Srwssnh-thsi such lsw viii nAmrsy lsI 20 800
suppot 10 The heart ard eouscleooe o. Sss
without - hieh any law nui' s'eUe' " '-'
dead letter -, -...Jv. ,x.. NJ 10 Al opsad
b. 4toG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Delegates to the Virginia Convention.

hlLhhohD -.
The Com promiGe Committee 10 the Virgins
Convention have reported 10 favor Of giving The West 50
end the East So Delegates and the West % snd the EI
50 Senators IiG adoption DO weyer, 10 doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

fOhEROf ONO, fuoAy, may 10
At clock thi5 -.or7ing, the boiler In Myers
steam mill plode5 ~h t-g.hc force, severely nl1nng
the engineer Hr. BrOOkf who, II Ia thought cannot re-
cover.
The boiler was thrown ny yards endEse Many per
sons narrowly escaped the fJng lmbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
marksts....ALBAsr, May I6.

The receipts during the pss "a hours hsve been FLOUR,
lG,00O bbls; WHEAT 0e0 bulh Com, 1900 bush The
market for fair Western FLOUR lower, with
6 moderate demand. The Gaes we've 900 bbls at $50
81 for Michigan ard 5064 81 for Genesee There
10 fair milling demand for prime WHEAT with ssles Of
1900 bush at l5dl l6 for Genesee. ln Corn mode
rate business IL doing The sales reached 1900 bush at
574 for yellow round and Sc for mixed Western There
moderate inquiry for OATS; 500 bush sold al 45i
Prison WHISKY IL at 234
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
IADvERrIsEMENr.I

BUILDING SITES AT HASTINGS We would call
the attention Of such The lookout for favorable
oppo tuny 10 invest lher money or procure pleasant
home IN the country The fact that OF the most beau
lf1 pieces OF ground offered IL brought into the
market and will be sOld 10 lots suit purchasers This
properly IL situated The Hudson River adjoining the
rsToad lately owned by Mr. Blackwell, IN Hasuogs,
Wesichesier county by JOhn A. FAnmer and will be
hnown AZ "FlammeuburRh.7 Maps and every informs
be had by Supplying a. The office fshe proprietor
% " Wooster ST. two doors from Amity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Fatal Accident on the Erie Canal.

kOcHESTER, Ffidsyl Nay IS
This P. M. a woman and child, on Canal
packet coming West came 10 with the bridge al
Pittsford and thrown into the weter The woman
was recovered but the child was drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Serious Break in the Wabash Canal.


We learn that break has occurred in the Wa
bash Cansl which will require fifteen days 10 repair This
viii cut of our receipts OF very materially.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Houses for the Cabinet.

wAsAISGTos Friday, May 10.
Wv. Corcoran advertisers to day for proposals
for the erection Of eight dwelling houses OF the rs class
ANsr completion be p'opOIes Offering them 70 Government
AT sciual cost for the accommodation Of Members or ne
Cabiut vhle on duty IN Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
r. The following is from the Editor of the

NEw.YoRK. Feb q 1919
BARRY's Tdcopherous ia article that ake pleasure
"a awarding The highest commendauons- We do not do
the RECOMMENDATION OF othars. Int from
personal knowledge Of its effects upon the hair while Il
lends 10 keep II healthy aOn and glossy IL also removes
dhDdTUf prevents gray hair and nvgorses lie growth Ia
manner uneQualed by any other composition Known =
Us person only needIto one bottle TO be convinced
Of his truth.
Sold in bottles price 25 cts the principal Office lS7
Broadway, New.iork, and by ali the beat Chemists and
Physicians 10 town and country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

LEWISTON, Thursday May Is.
Yesterday two new born infants were found
drowned in the Junster River al this place Au inquest
held and verdict rendered accordingly No clue
vet az TO the authors OF this deed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Rise Of tho Wabaah,
InfantIcIde.

CINCINNATI, Friday, May Is.
There has been a rise OF IL feet Of water in
the Wabash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
stnRe Of Water at PittsburRh.
Another Steam Boiler Exploded.

PITTsBURGH, friday, May Is.
There is FIVE feet Of water in the channel, and
falling Weather pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
The Truce between the Haytiens and DON'T
niclans.
BosToN, Ffidsy, Nay 10.

A letter received in this city by mercantile
firm positively the authority o. Mr. Wssh, ne
American Com missioner that the Government Of Bsyu
declines the az The L oi ei ststes Great Brit
ain and France for the purpose Of Obtaining ten years
peace with The Dom'nicianE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
virginia Convention.


RICHMOND Fnday, Msy 10,
At the Convention. to day, the Committee OF
the Whole voted down the COmpronise offered by Nj
Wige by majority; also other propositions. They
then took up The report OF the Compromse commit!ee
which YVES m 0dihed and adopted by majority. This
gives the West majority in The Legislature on the joint
nsllO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
The Coal Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May Is.
The Coal brought down during the past week
by Ihe Reading Railroad 28,99i tuus, and by the
Canal l8, eco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
nIarkets....surrALo. Nay 10.

The past "a hours receipts have been FLOUR,
$500 bbls; WHEAT 10000 bush Corn, $4,000 do West
ern FLOUR IL In fair demand The make 10 without
.tIsl chspge IN PTices 500 bbs Miehissn sold at 20
steady request, but business ta checked
holders ses 5000 bush Al e1c for Mo
CoRN Is firm and IN good demand COCO bushels nave
changed hand, ri sei FOR Western mixed Small sales OF
Ohio WHISKY al Bic FREIGHTs are without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
BY Telegraph TO the New.YOrk Tribune.

Sos<rN Magnetic JeieSy0rh oe> eoTneT q hG Ecv Beasee
II For additional T'eleerGphic DiSDatcAcs gee
Serenk Page Of This Mornings Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. uayl5.

CorroN-O Operations partially Euspened so
bses only disposed OF al q0, being decline Of a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

The saes Of CoTToH for the have been $500 bseI,
Al prices raDeirg from 76loie. The market clio &c ~ a
dec ine Of &c Mdong fair and fair are a. StQlOe The
receipts Of The week have been IS, goo bHlet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nay Z.
nInrkatnn..CHARLEsTo,

The sales Of CoTToN were COG bales exhibit
ine a decline Of idic since the advices T. Europa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
rIarkets...,Erw.oRLEANs, May l6.

Our markets are very dull 2O0O bses OF CorroN Wei9
sold tooay prices. FLOUR has been seung II
qusrtities Gt unchanged prices Mesf PoRK 10 Gull al
il 60 q II go BSeed LARD IL sesdy-kegs have sod a.
u a a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May

Our maTkei 10 without animation Sales were mate to-
pay OF GO bush Genesee WHEAT on snd lVV
Michigan ct ga FLOUR isN4 65 q 475
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

CorroS was in limited demand at previous
rates Sales were 400 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

FR Cornell 8. Franklin. ESQ, has been aP'
poiptsd Naval OfHcer, aG interrss, at this Port IN
place OF the late Philip Hone. Es9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

PRIyAE LECTURE TO Men oSLT.-Ar. Fowler
~ urgent solicitation consented repes bic very IN
seTeiins and important lecture 10 married and single
men In Chnton Hal, on Monday evening next,
O'Clock. Tickets i2i cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

FoUSDLISe-At l2I O'Clock this morning. an
infant about four days old. was found IN the area
of house los Duans-at. occupied BY Dr.. AcOon0'
Ii WA taken to the station house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

FIRE. LECTURE TO LADiEs-Mrs. L. Y. FOE-
Ter 81 D vii give free lecture ladies' Physiology
and he Dsesses OF Women and Children, illustrated By
MARLIN AID Get Of Anatomical plates In Clasoa Hal,
ais Afternoon, a. O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

JENNY LISD's CoxcERr-Thers Eas another
crowded house Al TriPler Hall laa night sni the
the whole programme went of with the most
brilliant fuccess. We have no room to day for
an extended notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

ACCIDENT John B. Hobanny, a hand on
board The steamer Hemsnn fell down the hatch yesterday
afternoon and was seriously injured he taken TO the
residences OF bis family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

Cot'ors. IS pscksges s22ies Prints. do, sf Giss
totS - do, 1881; Lsees DO, us Nolveu, do lSS
Handkerchief 30, rs Covers DO, sos; vesungs,
SSeo sss' WsSb DO sS9 ssSci Is do ga rhress'
20 DO, 4ssS; Tapes DO, ~; Bntnga DO, SIS othss
mAnuseluEes OF Cotton 10 DO, 36l5. fotA SIS pkgs va
n. at&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

z The trial Trip Of the new steamship Marion.
INTENDED for the New York and Charleston line,
takes place at nOon to-day. The Marion vii run,
under command Of Capt. Berry, as the consort Of
the Southerner
Polynesian., 1851-06-21
CREGORY's EXPRESS

FTO THE UNITED STATES. via Panama, having
/ Insurance policies in the Atlantic Mutual and
htbcr offices in New York, and our own in one OF
4 he best fire proof buildings in California, we are
Enabled to furnish the best security tor persons
Sending treasure or parcels by this line Drafts at
light on our agents Messrs. ThompsoH& Htchcock'
- wall and Pearl Streets New York.
JOS. W. GREGORY, Proprietor,
2s0 Montgomery ST, San Francisco
AGENTS.
Thompson Hitchcock, New York.
G E. CT rk, Sacramento City.
w. &BF Cheesman, Marysville.
Elliot. Portland Oregon.
Mitchell & Co, Honolalu. H. l.
Ban Express Mail with such other nck
res as may be sent, will be forwarded from these
Stands 10 The United States by every opportunity
MITCHELL & CO,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
| Honoiulu, JAM 1, ls5l-S4-f
Polynesian., 1851-06-21

A 4 Nj N
" ma,alo nei. e noho ana ma Honolulu nei, ma ke
moi ana o Starkey Janion ma. ua Ike Pono makou Q,
ka hooao ana e o kekah pahu hao hanaia la l.
Miner ma, ma Liverpool, ma Ike ahi weia ioa' ke-
kahi hora okoa, Ike hoike aku mel makou' ks we
he ana ua pahu hao la, aole iwela Ike ma PaiaPa-
ia waihoia iloko mamua Ike ana ke ahI "a
pono maoli no.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. RESI-
w dents at Honolulu, having, at the request Q
uessrs Starkey. Janion & Co.. witnessed one oi
Messrs Tho's Miner & Sons tof LiserpSol,, e Ps
tent Fire resisting Safes exposed 10 the ehects
ed hot Coal re for the space Of hour do here.
being opened. We found letters and papers .nss nst
been deposited therein prior to the rs IN an excel
lent state Of preservation.
March %, 1850. Z, S
! N. f. Sayre. VIM jarrett. DR.. E. Hofiman anu Aeot
de Aguirre, H. Hackfeid
srP Ma Ia hale kuai o Starkey Janion me-. I
Iikeia ua pahu hao Il. oleloia msluna, me ue Pa
| IapaIas ! waihoia iloko. 3. q s. -
E5sThe Safe above mentioneds With tho letter
and IA oers Il contsinad, may b seen at the tor
| of Messrs. eTAREEY JANION & co. s. A4fa !;
Polynesian., 1851-06-21
SCHOOL BOOK S.

INST RECEIVED, per ship Loo Choo,'
4 large and well selected assortment OF Element
Nv school Books, adapted to the wants OF the
.choo,s in Honolulu, consisting OF
Leavitt,s reading books, LIST, I'd. Sd 4th series
Gree 4 Eliiotts do LIST. I'd Sd. and 4th series
Robinson's primary arithmetic. do American do.
Wells elementary grammar.
English .'
Nut,ins's drawing cards. Matfison's Astronomy
Scholars record book, Physiology Tor children.
Art of painting. national accountant.
Writing books, different varieties
Sets Of Bliss outline maps and keys.
BIiss' analysis of geography. Smiths geogra
Together with variety of Juvenile reading ant
Itory books, including Arthur's. Abbou's, Cnaf
ptte Elizabeth, Sc, SC. At Polynesian once.
Feb 22 3m-4l
Polynesian., 1851-06-21

THE BATTLE OF LIFE-This is the title Of
one of Dickens most admirable Christmas
stories. and it has been remarked with truth,
that the phrase is one full of deep significance
and solemn meaning. From the cradle to
the grave, our hours are but series of an
tagonisms We must wage continual war
with strong powers-powers such as hunger,
fatigue, sickness, pain, temptation, sin, re-
morse. We are beset with foes without and
within, and life is thus made one long and
earnest battle. But there is truth in the dec
Iaration that there are victories TO be won on
this field 90 more glorious than those which
crimsoned Marathon and Waterloo. Evil ha-
bits may be subdued, temptation resisted, self
denial cheerfully sustained, and life itself con-
secrated to high and holy purposes. To tri-
umph over the infrmities Of a perverted ma
ture, and render life, once delormed by pas
sion and stained by sin. beautiful with love
made manifest in deeds of benehcence, is
worthier Of our ambition than all the blood
wrought heroism that ever linked name to
a worlds remembrance. Every day witness
es triumphs such as these, yet Fame pro-
claims them not What matters its Ii, the
serene depths of these all-conquering spirits.
Gods peace abides, and harmonies are heard
such as the angels make when they welcome
the victorious soul from the conflict Of this, To-
the raptures of the heavenly world
Polynesian., 1851-06-21
HOTELS.


THE undersigned proprietor of the above named
i establishment, is now prepared 10 accommodate
boarders by the day or week and dodgers by the
week or month. His table will always be found
supplied with the best the market affords, and will
be served BY European American walters, and
his rooms are fitted with taste and neatness. His
terms are moderate those of any similar es-
tablishment on the Islands.
Jan. 25 .6m-37 ]. B. FLANDREAU.
Polynesian., 1851-06-21

ITO nE DISPOSED OF. VALUABLE BUSINESS
situated in fine district of Maui The receipts
average (SI000) one thousand dollars per month at
profit of fifty to seventy FIVE per cent. The Pur-
chaser would be required to take the stock and ix-
lures, and not less than (Sls00) would have TO be
paid down For further particulars apply to B. F.
Boes & Co., Lahaina. nov. 25.tf-2S