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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, DEC. IL, 1851.
w The SPEECH or Gov. KossUrH, at

II The SPEECH or Gov. KossUrH, at
the Municipal Dinner last evening, will ia
evitably be read throughout the whole length
and breadth of our country with the deepest
interest and the heartiest admiration.
Though only those who heard it can feel its
burning eloquence, its melting pathos, yet
all will realize its felicity and fullness of
Illustration, its irresistible logic, the justice
and moderation of its views, and the peril
nent, feasible character of its practical sug-
gestions.
II is to these last alone that we can find
roem this morning to call especial atten-
ton. Fellow.citizens Lovers of Free
dem throughout the land! we pray you, If
you mean to do nothing more, not to send
empty.handed deputations here to bore Gov.
Kossuth with complimentary speeches and
Invitations to come to you and there be
spoken at and make speeches in reply-for
this he has no time, and we presume as lit
tie taste. He is here on very earnest
and imperative mission, which leaves him
no leisure for holiday recreations. He has
come among us not for adulation but a
petitioner fer substantial aid TO the
Cause Of Hungarian Independence. Do
you mean to give him any! Men Of
Boston, of Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
ark, New-lIaven, Albany, Newburgh,
&c. &c.-do you feel to the bottom
of your pockets for the sacred Cause of
which Gov. Kossuth is the champion and
representative If you do, hold meetings
forthwith to pass such resolves as shall ex-
press your sentiments and organize Com
mittees to solicit Contributions in aid of
Hungary and subscriptions to her National
Loan. Why should you not? Austrian
despotism, bankrupt at home, is petitioner
in every mart of Europe for support to its
tottering sway by the sale of her gigantic
Leans; shall it derive material aid from
all the world, and Hungary have none p
We are justified in giving the assurance
that responsible Loan Committee will be
organized in this City forthwith, and that
subscriptions to Hungarian National Loan
in sums of 500 and over will be publicly
called for, while Contributions in larger or
smaller amounts, in accordance with the
Plan outlined in Gov. Kossuth's Speech,
will find here persons duly authorized by
Gov. X. to receive them. In a very few
days, we are sure, definite plans will be
made public.
Men ard brethren the time is short
The Liberties of Europe will be reconquered
in 1852, or another night of Despotism, like
that which followed the establishment of
the Holy Alliance, will settle down upon
the crushed, despairing Nations. A dollar
now will he worth many few months
hence. Who can givea mite for the Eman-
cipation of the down-trodden Millions
Who can give more than mite? Read
the Great Speech in this days paper and
lei your hearts dictate the answer!
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O. The following proceedings of Con

R" The following proceedings Of Con-
gress tho day before yesterday, did not come BY
Telegraph. We copy them from TAe Rers6!ic:
Mr.. Dorv, at a subsequent stage Of the proceed
ngs, asked but did not OBTAIN leave to offer reSou
ton " dcfrsy the expenses incurred in tao recep
ton and entertainment of Kossuth.
FREE HoaEsrEAps.-Nr. Johnsoa, OF Tennessee
On leave, introduced bill 20 encourage Agriculture
Commence. Manufactures, and all other branches OF
industry, BY granting to every man who IS the head
Of family, and a citizen OF the United States a
Homestead Of one hundred ard sixty acres of land
out Of the public domain, upon CONDITION Of occu-
pancy and cultivation OF the same for the period
speciAed: and II was referred 10 the Committee on
Agriculture.
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A SnrrnrIcN Rrmrny ron TRANSFORMATIONS

Those who have suheItdt from Nwh' s~es~a cons'aht
Cough SRI ting q Blood and comOete prct alton can ap-
pfecsio bo value O. the medicine that VAL permanently
cue these alarming syN p'oms To all who would fad u
remedy, saw Try DIR bOCERs Syrup OF Lvcrwoft Tar.
and Csnoh which has received the hghed iesIino-
nias ever e,veu IN favor OF otpecto aat medcns.
For sale BY A L. ScovILL Co. at the Depot No SIC
Broadway and by all retail ID uggISts Price-la large
bottles 8 OF three bottles for - 80.
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supreme Ceurs Of the United S,a,...

xx--u. ASsiN9Ios, wednesday, Dec. 10, 1851
william a. Sackett, Esq, of New Y rk,
Court " 'A.'
no ~ The United States, plaintiff in error s.,
Daniel II. bromley This cause wss argued Sy Mr..
error and BY Mr. Sscket for the defendant ~ sr,,
No 20: John Perkins. appelient, rs &. r. Pourai.
qvet ard Wle-The argument Of thus causs -
commenced BY Mr.. Mayer for the appellant aad con-
unued BY Mr.. Henderson for the appeiless
Adjourned TIL tomorrow, IL O'Clock A 4
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" CHANCES AT EvRorE, by Horace
exErlSv, Third Edition with corrections, Is just out
ofpress. A few copies have been put up in morocco
with gilt edges for Holiday presents should they be
deemed suitable. Dewitt & Davenport, No $50
Nxssau-st., Tribune Buil5ings)
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The OpERA.-The opera of Norma is sub
stiiused TO- night at the Astorplsce Opera House in
stead of Den Pssquale 1t is expected that Kossu,h
and his suite Will visit the Opera 90 Saturday night
when brilliant spectacle Will be exhibited The
house will be adorned with appropriate decorsons,
and great gala night may be anticipated
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THK NEW SrAR.--The latest importation,
Nile De Seize, ssvs solres to the gentlemen of the
press and others couple Of nights ago. Our engage.
mcnts did NOT allow US to be present, but we under.
stand that her voice and personal attractions
q great sensation. She is engaged, We believe. BY
Messrs. Corbyp q Buekisnd. and that grea, pianist,
viosiniss and composer, Wan. Vincent Wallace, is to
be her musical director.
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YALE CoLLEsE-Standing, as it does, in
the front rank Of the Literary Institutions of our
country, has taken a prominent stand in favor of
Hungary. On Wednesday evening meeting ofthe
students Of the University, Clerical, Medical, Legal
and Literary, held meeting and adopted measures
70 welcome Gov. Kossuth to New-Hayen, should he
visit thai CITY,
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The light Of other days may Jade.
Rut the Gloss of KSOX's hats never

~ We have seen one of KNOWS Hats
that had suryived storms without Dumbernsd been bat
tered beaten and bruised had enjoyed cold bath in the
Css River had fallen from the 9Th story Of the American
Mnseum; had encountered incidents. misfotunes
and adventures than the hero of shilling romance and
ret in spite Of all the bancy If its early youth was
but sebtiy dimmed though its an undoubed
The prce Of this nat bur 81. and at the time
we speak Of IL had years and halt III you
want eood article call KNOX, No. l2S Futon-st
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THR 0PxRA.--To-morrow evening Cover
nor and Madame kossuth, and the members of his
suite. have promised to be present at the perform
snce Of the PHsitssi This is an extra night given
especially in honor of Kossuth. The house will be
crowded Of course
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~ There is ore place to buy Undergar-
ments to which all who want the very best goods aud
who anything for economy, resort That lace is
RANKIN q RAYS, No l0f Bowery They can sell cheaper
than Others because they and manufacture what
they SELL and those who there the pr0s pad TO
ordinary dealers Their Silk, MeIiBo aud WOODEN Knit
UpdershiIts inektmably yalusbe for the season.
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NATIONAL REFoRM.-The Executive
Committee meet this evening at their headquarters,
NO iis Broadway, to take action against the in
'"ous Bounty Land Warrant Assignment, Act, now
pending in Congress.
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~ DR.. LlrTLErnLp's Shields and Plas-
tiers for COINS and Bunors tho best invention OF the
age they the pressure and fncon and give Ia
slant aud worn without the least lnconvenence
Only Is cents per box For sale by Rushton Co aud All
the leading d. ucgsts Broadway. and OF DR. LITTLE
FlEIps OAcs No. IL William ST. basomcn, OF Me,chsuiS
Exchsrge. dS awMWAt'
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,-prrrnsos a. HUnpUREYs,

SELLING OFF.-PETERsON d HUMPHREYS,
No. $40 Broadway. viii sell me ente 10.
he following prices Rich Brussels, o. to los per yafo
Extra Heavy ply es Per yard Ezra Heavy super
Cloths EItra heavy, 4 per yard. And all other gocds
equally low. hSo
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SHAwLs, SHAwLs. AT Great BARGAINS
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATEa, No. BAT Broadway, corner
Leonard have been reducing the prices OF Their sPien
did stock of Sbawls and will sell superior WOOL Long
shawl worth at least for S. ard their entire stock OF
scotch Plaid Broche Bay STATE and other Shawis' hons
and Sauare in the ratio.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMES's TOILET SLIP
PERs-H any Of readers wish TO make suitable pres
ents for the Holidays beautiful embroidered Tset Slips
Quilted Boots and Busk Cloth Bpton Boots (chamois
nings black and coloTed Cater Bo It's white aud black
Satin slippers, with India rubber cogs-in fact every
article in the line for Ladies, Misses aud chdren-ca
j II. MILLER No l3t Canal st.
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NorIck.-R. FISHER, Jr., Matchmaker
and Jewoc late Of No 33 Broad way takes this method
to inform his friends ard that he has removedi
his piece BUSH No "a Fulton st. where they VIII
find beautiful assortment Of Watches. Jewo, SILVER
and Plated Ware which he will sell as low If not lowe
than they can buy in the city
dG i've r. FISHER. JR, No 81 Fulton-st.
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~ Mourning Goods OF every kind adapt
ed 70 lsdy,s wardrobe as black Bombazine. Alpaca,
Canton Cioibs Merino. Cashmere, Canton Grape. De
Lame Calico, Popln &C &C. may be found at BTcHcoCK
st. where also Shaw Cloaks. Silks, Plaid Goods &c. &C.
may be obtained.
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CLOAKs AND OPERA CL0AKs.-IlITCH-
COCK LEADBEATER, No 37 Broadway, cor OF Leonard
st. are selling of beaut fol assortment oil Pamsisn
Clcaks and Opera Coakf st very reduced pces; Ihef
stock br aces every siye Of he and OF all tue
various fabrics favor with tho ladies, Velvet Cioh
Six &C. &c.
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PaaKRn's TEMPERANCE sronr.-Suga

PARKRR's TEMPERANCE SroRE.--Sugars,
Teas Coffee at reduced prcescrushod at 4 7b
refined sugar. As brown 20 Cd, IS and g. Gil. Y 7b;
good green and black teas from " to IS ID Good cot
fee cents host Java coffee Ia I'd But from 10 cents
to Is g. and IL Sd Winter OIL Is and Is Der gallon Good
molsssosHs q gslleu Heckers Extra Flour, bag or
barrci-Hsokers Farina best, Gems paper cents u
b. New rice I cents v ID. Barley cents, Also large
assortu cnt of Grocer
MA coed assortment Of New Fruits for holidays
Orders received from Brooklyn by penny post Will be
ptenply attended TO.
A. PARNEf's ~-sssR AycE STORE. No 2t BrooIne ST.
caxnof of Ludlow - New Citron, only Is. = 10 new
Cprrakts feeats n Raisins 10 cents y H.
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ELEGANT French WEDDING CARDS
The subscriber respectfully calls tho attention of parties
requiring something truly elegant 10 bis beautiful style Of
silver bsrdered end PLAN French Porcelain Catds En-
velopes and Wedding Boxes in the latest mode EVER
DELL, Nc. seq Broadway, corner of Duane-st Branch
store, Ne 10 Wall-st. Is In
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Y FOWLER a. WILLS, Phrenolosists and
Pubhahsu. Clinton Hall, No. is Nsssas-st. New-York
an Ne lAe Washin gtnn-et BOalno

SEAsONABLE NorICE-To THE WISE
In order 10 avoid the rush fr Fancy Articles, Toys
at TUTTLEs Emporium No 35 Broadway purchases will
DO we'll 70 cali before the holidays and thereby have
constantly opening Goods sent free Of ch 70 all
Of New York, Brookly &c, a. any time desired
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W GREEN. No. Astor House. invites

attention TO che important fact that he guarantees TO Ct
Of form, shp Is made the most ee
CANT STYLE and from the inest material scientific
method Of taking the proportions of the figure, rem
ders this most desirable result perfectly certain IN all shirts
made hy him
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WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Dec. 2, 1851.
GENTLEMEN Yeu do me the honor to invite me- in be-
half Of the Cen Council of the City Of New YORK. to
attend public 10 be gwen 10 LOUIS KossurH the
chsupon of HUI saran Independence at the Irving House.
at o'clock NJ Gentlemen, you will please accept tor
yourselves, and the Hon Common Couecil. my sincere
hanks for this polite invitation deeply regret tbat ny
public duties a the Increment Of the session VIII pre-
vent me from attending thai highly interesting occasion
would be extremely gratifying to me to be able to par
ncras with you the frst great Amencan demonstra-
ton the ustous exile bur though denied this pleas
uIe hope joined giving him national invlIa ion,
TO paIucira,e IN the privilege Upon has a1vsi IN Woh-
insiou Of giving him glorious National Republican vel
Cen,lu n have the honor be- with great respect,
,cur Otedient servant, JAMES SHIELDS.
LETTER FROM HON wa. II. SEWARD.
- WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. iSSl
GENTLEMEN Irsgist most sincerely that my engage
merits ere viii prevent me om accepting the INVITATION
OF the Common Council s NewYork 10 attend the enter
be given 10 KossrIH ON his ARRIVAL wshin our
borders :. g..
struggle FOR redemption Of his native land, and Freely
crrcuirpg with the Con Council IN then est maze OIL
his services mankind have the honor 20 be- with great
respect, Your nuhsie .e,ssn.. TIT srv.vn
Hon Geoge II Franklin, &c, Committee
LETTER PROM HON. HAMILTON FISH
WASHINGTON. wedne,dAy. I e9 g. 1851
CrSrryMrN Ih.re the pleasure this day Of receIg ing
yuur invtsn the orpe to be gwen by The Authorities
OF New. York TO the world renowned Gov. KossUTH-
that sha be liberty 30 unite with tue pcoc
STATIONS ard aad respect for this Ill str cha mDioa
Of HUr ssrisn Inceterderce, VITO, eIsd from his own
ss s.rs behalf OF tho oppressed and for The advance
M With SINGER, regard. have the honor to DO.
Your ven otsdient servant:
Geo. n. FrsnhIa. Florence MCCARTHY. Patrick Kelly.
Con mit.ee.
Lzr1HR PROM NON. ROBERT C. WINTHROP.
BosToN. Thursdsy, Dec 4. 1851.
GLNrSE I grsaLy % -iGDd and haaor04 b. Tho
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

Colonial planter severely injured, and the consul
mer grossly imposed upon.''
he duties which the nemorialists wished to be
'aken OH, are pence per pound on British plan
tai,on coffee and pence per pound on foreign
coffee.
But the state Of the European market for coffee
is, comparatively Of little concernment to the
Hawaiian planter TO whom The California mar
ket is likely to afford sure demand, beyond his
utmost means of supply, if the abundance and
cheapness of capital and labor only enable him
as any other M nao" Nv OWN M letters % to he pt Ih
of October, from intelligent merchants in Cali
fornia acquainted with these Islands, speak very
confidently of The eventual prospects of Ha-
waiian coffee, hut less so, of Hawaiians un-
der the ''eristing diferential duties" With the
elements mentioned do not see hat there is any
thing 10 despair, even of Hawaiian sugar, con-
si'lering the greatly improved quality which !
have lately seen from The plantation of MIR.
Spencer, on Maui.
Rosebank, Nov sih, 1851. r. C. WYLLIE.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

Henry Macfarlane begs to inform his patrons and
visitors to Honolulu that he has just reopened the
boarding department for the season. and that he In
tends by supplying the table with every luxury that
the market can Afford and paying strict attention to
the comfort of his boarders, &C. to merit renewal Of
the appreciation which his house has always received
v Meal hours s, 2, and l-2 o'clock.
Honolulu Oct. l,lS5l-22-t.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
NOR sALE.-Fresh Australia -four, loaf and b

NOR SALE.-Fresh Australia -four, loaf and hro
sugar. tea, pres'd provisions salad oil; eanaes
cKles bottled fruits jams Sydney SOAP shlp "rea
-. h.,ns Ecyl;sh cheese table salt curranfs pals
n.s,s brooms -hina trunks, Virginia leaf tobacco
oars asa hollow ware, champagne. caret madeira
ert and sherry wines, English and American prints
Susliu.. hix hats boots. shoes. beads lumber con-
sting of oist scantling etc, iOxl0 sxio SNe, o.e.
"a 6x4 in lengths of from Is TO "a tt. Also fe"
Inc sparr suited for top masts yards, etc
Sept Is ff-le JUN DENh-
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

NEW GOODS ex ship Andes. The subscr''
|1N bers have Just received invoices comprising
compIete assortment of carpenters tools and build
kno hardware, among which axes and handles,
,siche,s. G hammers, sets augur bits, seis Of chs
IN. and chisei handles, sets Of augurs and augu'
handles, hand aud back saws, board measure
rules equares bevils gauges. planes, bench screws
braces and bits cut tacks, screws. comPasses ETC.
ogether with superior assortment OF pocke'
.iv.. sc,ssors. shears and table cutlery. Also IN
bond. 100 cases cherry cordial 10 do clear punch,
lires Holland gin, Ter sale by nrss
aE-l7 ALDhiCh russ
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
HOTELS.
Merchants Exchange Hotel.
[ LATE NATIONAL

LATE NATIoNAL.)
TNHE Subscribers, having leased the above estab
II ishment from ]. Booth, ESQ.,, sre now prepared
to receive boarders. The table will at all times by
supplied with the best the NAV es affords. The
sleeping apartments are large and az y and in all the
requisites OF first class hotel it unsurpassed be
any house of the kind in this count,..
HOLLISTER & GLEASON,
Oct- IL, iS5l.3m-23s Proprietors
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

IME, LUMBER, AND HOUSES for sale by
Makee, Anthon, & Go. Thomaston Lime
Pie in quantities to suit purchasers. wh'te pine
Ards plsoed on one side, hard pine flooring boards
|ned, toneued and grooved, hard pine flooring
rds planed and jointed, zinch pine plank. scant-
, jsist, &c. &c. sV-u
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-

-A HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
EI. TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully
EsssE inform his friends and the public
d6 that he has taken the above we'll
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. tSept l4-ly-lS
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
MAINE HOTEL.

DROWN s. FRIEL, would respectfully
- notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the above named establish
Of those who may favor them with their patronage.
The rooms airy and fitted up in elegant style.
The bar will aiways 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 to call
and examine for themselves. 12-1y.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
HOUSES, LAND, &c.

REAL ESTATE
EORr SALE close to the beach fronting or
Kaahumanu and Merchant streets, in the follow
ing lots fronting on Merchant street:
No l, 80 # in 'front.' 81 # 10 lin back.
No 2, 40ft in front, lOl # 8 in back.
No 3. 40 fl in front, l0s # 6 in back.
No 4, - # 3 in 'front.' Al # back.
No 5, ~ # IL in front on Merchant st.
do Al # front on Kaahumanu st.
Fronting on Kaahumanu street.
No 6, Al fl front, IS feet in back Sold.
No Z, Al It front, IS f in back
Apply 70 STARKEY, JANION CO.
Honolulu. Sept. 26tf-2O
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

TOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale low,
L the balance of merchandise. ex Loochoo ano
Colchs consisting in part Of white cottons, striped
|driIIinys. bagging Irish linen, linen damasK Sable
|coyers brown linen table covers. crash as hos|y
glue sauce pans table castors sheet iron bake pans
assorted sizes, mahogany knobs, shaving soap, bar
room chairs superior Havana cigars. saleratus IN
b papers, pickles, sperm candles.
2m-l8 Y. bhE" En-, <o.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
CANTON HOTEL
lSilW THE UNDERSIGNED hayin

li:i@ THE UNDERSIGNED having ta-
ken the premises known as the Canton Hotel, late
ly occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs to no.
tify the residents Of Honolulu and transient visitors
generally that their bar will be constantly supplied
with the choicest of Wines Liquors, and the table
with the best viands the market affords, having
cured the services Of first cook and steward,
they hope by assduity and strict attention to busi-
ness, to merit share of the public patronage.
NIB. A well fitted Billiard Room, Bowling Al
leys and sleeping apartments attached to the premi-
ses- JOHN BARTLETT & co.
Honolulu, July 20,-lO-6m
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
L,yerpool Underwriters' Association.
Underwriters Rooms, I
Liverpool, 25th Oct. }

Underwriters RooWs'
Liverpool, 25th Oct.}
WIS is TO certify TO all whom il may concern:
that the Committee for managing inc anAns "
|. Association. have appointed Messrs. Starkey
kniou & Co. 10 act as their agent at the Sandwch
,nds. subject to the annexed instructions which ,
L 10 he exhibited on all occasions where the agent
by be required to act, 20 that no m'sunderaano-
3 may arise with the parties assured or their
sentaives, as 10 the eAtent OF authority Ves'e' ''
Agent.
tNo power from this Association can d'vest the
pured. their agents, or assignees, or the masters
vessels Of that right over property which law mas
Fen them but il rs presumed that the assured OF
en representatives will readily avail themselves o.
assistance Of an agent, who is appointed oy
underwriters TO act in their behalf, and whose
Operation will facilitate the settlement OF loss OF
erage with the underwriters"
By order Of the Committee,
3-tf THOMAS COURT, Sec'y.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

ITO LEASE for 4 term of years.-Six acres o
land on WAIKIKI Plains, near the residence o.
VIM jarrett. 1t is well situated for hosPhaI o.
any object of that character. Enquire at the Ma
tional Hotel. 44-tf ). booiH H.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

r AND FOR SALE.-The undersigned has lev
| lots of land situated on Waikiki plains. for pri
vate sale. Plans of the above may be seen at the
auction room. lit d. SEA.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

received the above in 1910, through the kindness
of A. C., Esquire, of London, one of the principal
merchants engaged in the trade of Ceylon.
Polynesian., 1851-11-15
N E w III OTEL
LIBERTY HALL.

The above House has recently
been opened as a first class Hotel. No expense has
been spared in fitting with every modern conve-
nience for comfort and elegance. The Bar will
always be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at
tention to the wants Of his customers, to merit a
share Of the public patronage.
JAMES DAWSON.
Honolulu, Sept. Z, 1850. I7ly".
Polynesian., 1851-11-15

HNOR SALE.-An eligible lot of land on Nuuanu
Valley nearly opposite the residence of E. o..
Hall, Esq. and within mile of the wharf; contain
ing $50 so. fathoms, with frontage of l54 links on
the Nuranu road Apply to ]. H. Smith, Esq. Hale
Hoona, agent for the proprietor.
A. F. TURNER.
Civil engineer and Surveyor
Oct 185l-4t-26.