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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ZINE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
TIoNon Wednesday, the 5h OF May shall se front of
promises a, O'clock an e1ceen, three story brick house
lot fronting and
NORTH running alley having back buildings,
being the house occupied by Mrs
Manning good and conveniently
ranged rooms, with wide passages and good cellars
balance In three, four, and
Ave years deferred
bearing OF interest the whole OF
payments paid annually deed given, and deed
Of taken Title indispuable.
The attention wishing good
respectfully invited SALE important piece Of prop
Ap as-et A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auct0hser.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AuCTinN-Trus-
OF the Court ChanceryOn "wednesday,
April 2 1854 premises o'clock shall sell lots
Mes s. g. H. -, 49, a. is, &c. II, IS, 10, and no. in
Delaware and Virginia south
OF the Capitol
the residue in H. IT, and "a months,
deferred to be
by Of satisfactorily secured and upon
Of by the and payment Of the
purchase money aud before good and sufficient deed
will be given. - -
NATHJ p. CATLErT,
Trustees.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap4-cokds Aucioneer
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rrExAs GENERAL AGENCY II

TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY The nm Of Webb, Duva,
Co., Austin, and hyros Webb, CO., Galveston, having
been dissolved ae since by mutual CONSENT the business
continued by David Ayers In the city Of Galveston.
purchase sell purchase, SELL
land claims quiet land les,
documents perfect titles lands
lands sold Cor collect and
Of the State OF Terss, and
pertaining general He refers
Galveston, and Mess Person
Jennings AMI Msssrs. Barnes Co., John
street, New York and w. @, snethen Washington, d. Q,
(pepad addressed 20 David Ayrcs Galveston
will be promptly attended TO.
GALVESTON, March 4, 1854
March os-d2n
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supr.m. oour. of the United states.

TUESDAY. April 81, 1852.
No. 1877. Cyril &. Tyler ct al, appellants, Us. ]. H
Cooke The argument of this was commenced By
MIR Fessenden for the appellants, and continued by Mr.
Rowe for the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow, III O'Clock, a. m.
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The GERMANiA CoNoEsr.-Tbe concert OF the Germsnia
Musical Society," last evening attended by large and
fashionable auditory who, judging from
tons and from the frequent and general applause,
highly grsted with the performance. The perfection
which this Association has attained is widely known
need any eulogy part but cannot refrain from
expressing delight the artistic and mastery skin dis.
played by Alfred Jae the piano forte His
tho Carnival OF Venice eioted the unbounded ap.
pause and doubtless placed him. in Tho estimation Of hi,
audience. as foremost IN the list of great pisnists.
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By ). G. sIeGumE, Aue,loa..,.

pour SUPERIOR BRICK MARBLED FRONT POM xrop,,
II and atue dwelling houses ueton-On Fia.s ~
30 occck m, the premises, sell part OF
lots and $50, with
four superior brick dwengs with marble bouts each suod,
having trout OF II feet AZ inches, and depth 90 sl M
feet alley, located sth and na.,h
These houses built IA modem style, marble manisl.
the best maonals OF which building it
water nlteTes and other They win b. 80
separate, and afford opportunity seldom Tor tbs n.y.,
chase residences well pontsbs
for capitalists always commanding respectable aud
'"~'~@s
Terms made known sale.
J. q. MCGUIRE
APP 22-d Aueueas,
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Sales To-Day.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctionoer.
TWO NEARLY NEW Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSES WITH
Il BACK BUILDINGS AND LOTS, AT AUCTION.-On We'd
nesdny shall sell front of the premises
O'Clock, D. M good nearly frame houses They
stories with back buildings, aud other necessary out
houses sand-t being lot No. 70 and
part Of lot No g. In square having
IS between south and Streets running back 100
feeti O a alley, containing SIS square feet -
property handsomely located, and VIII
about leave the
half CASH The balances in six month the purchaser
bearing interest from the day
A. GREEN,
Ap-25-3t Auciisneer.
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PETITIONS, ETC.
by Mr.. MOORE, OF louisiana The petition Of Thomas
Hicks Of Louisiana, praying be confirmed in his title 10
a tract Of land
BY Mr. FLORENCE The memorial OF John Pollock IT,,
and Others ctzens OF New York. praying for the extension
of the patent OF Uri Emmons for planning machine d
BY Mr. STANTON of ohio The petition Of I2l citizens
New York. in Of Whiinsys railroad the Pacific.
BY Mr. Gaylord The petition Of James A. Adalr,
and hiy other ciuzvns Of Morgan county ohio ior post
from M Connesvle Salt Works and ~ Coburn
Frsby's Ferry, in said county Also, the petition OF
Isaac g. Hardy, and twenty Others citizens OF Morgan
county Ohio asking Congress Tor grant Of 100 900
Of public land to aid In the construction OF certain plank
or rnacada mizsd road, within said county.
BY Mr. PARKER, of Indiana The petition OF Nj. l..
Buny Joel Reed, and foryone Others citizens OF Henry
county Indiana praying for another canal around the Falls
of the Ohio.
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Report
OF the Superintendent Of e Coast the
Tsasv IN relation s latitude and for ritpe
cock bapPontsni Oregon Territory, and s iorgituds Of
San Diego, California.
CoAsT supvry oyrrcs, April ~, 1859.
Sra The latitude and Hancock Dsappont
msnt Oregon Territory and the longitude OF San Diego,
Davidson,
ant IN the eonst follows
Latitude Of Cape Hancock, Disappoinimsnt 90 B as ~
Longitude Of Cape Hancock, Disappointment. 10 o7o4
A86
Longitude Of San Diego Observatory La Playa - o
~ sN 10
would respectfully authority to publish this communities
ton.
Yours, respectfully,
Hon. THoNAs CopwIp
Secretary o. tho Treasury.
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE. Auotionoer,

IIHoUsg AND Lors FOR sALEsThe cottage house the
III southeast and Capitol Bi with
containing lnlat oubuiIdings Tbs
eight excellent basement and attic all
fitted by the resident last
MI in premises
tank pump overhead There also
being repeo with every comfort or
genteel family. Title perfect and guaranteed.
The sale will take place the premises o'clock THURSDAY
April %. :.
Term. cash. residue equal nstsmsnu at ~ 49,
and "a MONTHS satisfactorily payable quarterly
Conseyanoes al the expense Of purchaser -. -
APPS Aocuoncer
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nArroN M.t.,nx., Emsre,asr.a muslin crrs.,r

f,ANTON MstttnGs, Embroidered Muslin Curtains.
v muslips, counterpsnes, hc--We hand
coIored na,nss, a. o. very superior,
hspd cheap lot Of embroidered muslin cusns, musns
white houscfurishnG goods,
which will Offer cheap would thst
goods for money! such
ducsment such deal ssrsly with by offering goods the
possible and business
and disposition be able 10 build
large snd substantial goods this
and shall he almost daily additions
during the present week due notice Of which VIII be given
w. M. SINISTER Co,
ApN-delf asvsnth street, Penn, sv
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the reading of the journal

LAND FOR THE LANDLrS.
Mr.. MOORE, of Pennsylvania, moved to suspend the
rules to 90 into Committee of the Whole the state
of the Union: agreed TO-
MIR. HIBBARD having been called to the Chair, the
committee proceeded TO the further consideration OF the
homestead bill OF Mr. JOHNSON of Tennesseethe special
order-when
Mr.. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, who entitled TO the
floor, addressed the committee in favor OF the system OF
disposing OF the public lands proposed in The BILL in pref
erence to that of donating millions OF TO aid in the
construction of railroads, &c., which he declared has
prevailed for years past Mr. s. also replied TO the
speech OF Mr. SMART, delivered days since, and in
the OF these remarks made argument in favor OF
strict observance OF the fugiiveslave law, and for the
nomination OF candidates for the presidency pledged 10 its
maintenance
Mr. SMITH then addressed the committee in favor OF
the homestead bill
Mr.. HENDRICKS also addressed the committee in
favor OF the bill and for granting OF lands TO aid in the
construction OF railroads in the States.
Mr.. BROWN OF Mississippi, having next obtained the
floor, the committee rose
MIR. VENABLE moved to take recess until half past
2, But, objection being made, his motion was ruled
10 be out of order.
Mr. DEAN asked the unanimous consent OF the House
10 enable him TO make report from his committee
But objection being made, leave was not granted and
then,
On motion, the House adjourned
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a .xS-1 THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON Win A.
follows. Boats fare, at coach a..
AR4Ak Persons making the "Trip pleasure ho.,
half price Three coaches Nohe Liberty
7t street, for the boat coach also Capitol al tx az
uk,2 g. 4, and O'Clock. p'a'
Leave Allen andra al IN, 9K, Tx, "a, and O'Clock.
Leave Washington al ek, loH i2H, D. 5, and on O'Clock
JoB CoRsoN
Ap 2s-d Captain
RRuOIxE Is. VILLA ms, Bsnkor, opposite tho Tr...
prepared banking erebsass
business Particular attention will be paid the collection ~
drafts upon several departments OF soyernmsn
well upon individuals residing in the District puhss
and stoe foreign bank notes. business NAV
intrusted TO him. -
Land warrants bought and sold Ap2-am
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CTR Aw-MATTTNGs, Floor Otl-oioths, &s-Ths ~,
y -crbers have and carefully selected 49,
Of goods, embracing every huee wv"
adapted TO the Of bousekeepcn, such a. a. A.,
Tapestry velvet tapestry Busse printed Brussels thfooP"
urs,n Venetian list rig, and other csrpeunrs ,,, 80,
English American oil cloths In full sheets which WIZ
10 NJ any and shape passage or ball
Irish, German, and Russia sheetngs
Cot~n and sheetings of nli widths - - .uu.y
Double dnmnsk table cloth for any eprhI anoS4nns " ~
tables
Danask napkins and dwellings
Pillow shestings all widths
Bod aniits, and counterpsine., all aires
crib blankets, all Sizes
Also rs piece - Canton mstnss, superior quahV
do Sd do
rs do Sd do 90
do ~, 81 and 4, checked do /. ia
Ap i3-4wif HOoE, bkolhhnt
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WANTED A coored cooking and washing
ola family who understands business win and
ysSaa R Sssa inquire /" ''' once
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FOR HAHPER's FERnY.
(pkLv Lrsy.)
THE packet boats Dell and Fashion viii run the ensuing
commencing from this date, between Georgetown ana "
-, y,ry
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving At hape, spa
ne ri morning 10 M Tor the for Cumbehan'
Winchester. :, o.sv
Returning leaving Hsrpsrs Ferry aa M arriving se"'
morning Mt O'Clock. y, -...,,.y IN
omnibuscs will be in readiness, the arrival OF pssse'
Georgetown, 10 convey them TO Washington.
OIy-Fsrs through. including board, 81 80
Mar 2-dn
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0UErCHy, by the author oS "vsae, wsd. worid.''
" vols
~rhs Household Thomas Moore.
Hungry in t5sl, with experiences Of the Austrian Police by
Chss l.. Brace
Historical OF Thomas, w l., and notice. Of a.
Croir and st. John, by Rev. John r. KNOB.
o.ietiss and oravuss; by Hcrscs Smith. 49,
Ap& FRANCR TAYLOR
VI thor Of Rejected Addresses.
iIaper, orshsm asdey, aud all the other monhs. or MAY
TAYLOR MAURY,
APIS pookssnsrs near ph street
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CLOTHS oAssIMEHEs, AND VEsrNSs
n PIECES black French CLOTH all grades
III 10 pieces black doe.kn, some vsry superior
rs do fancy cloths
10 do fancy csssimsres
NJ vest shapes very pretty
pieces black satin
10 do fancy vssiuGs .Ioy.s see
With understands drawers PLAIN and ssrpea ha'"'"
penders hand crchies, cravsts, sc ~u sr
oentl~nnen wishing goods OF the seove aes,Ip'
sss"n' WV ''"usi "''NN ~ VERIFY MlLLEst
n.u-,m Opposite osnt' h'r'~
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NEW GOODS AND FAsHIONs--P. J. STEER, merchant
IN tailor, invites public 10 the present notice.
fuD complete STOCK OF
goods the and approaching seasons
remarkably Beautiful and cheap he IL prepared to make he up 10
order In most elegant style and At short notice.
will please remember that The stock iu snu com
pe one every article In line that can be
called for. .
Particular attention invited stock OF shoulder
shirts superior patented article, ard warranted 70 nt
A. ns-naw3w Eighth street, the Avenue
II A. Tyson AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
ILL., YOUNG LADIES, r, between 18th and 18th
Tn. quarter will commsncs the LIST OF
May.
Tuition higher branches, including ornamental nssdswok
and drawing quarter
j.
Music, Language, and painting, separate charges
circulars be had bookstores Messrs
Taylor Maury, Fanck Tsyls fsrnhsm the Seminary
Hp2e-d3keo3t
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PAHAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS IN.
I'VE the largest stock Of pnrsso sno n,
TO be found this eide Of New York. 70 whon We
ucuiar attention OF ladies.
rs embroidered lined psrasols, AL colors
as plain embroidered, without lining ,,,. "A
100 psrssois embracing everything now ana a""
line - --...n
fur .,ock IA worthy OF buyers, and can
solicited, Call and examine for yourselves ~
'''' YERBY MTtLERs' ...,
between 7tb and eh streets, opposite Centre "''
Mar 2g-lm
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THE ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity are
speculy informed that the GRAND FAIRY orERA OF Clsn
FAIRY LITE GLASS SUFFER-, will i.
performed the National Theatre Tuesday evening April am
for entertainment OF the juvenile members Of commuu,
commencing O'Clock Children
enjoy and witness happiness
the Children under OF age half price
APPS
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,pRUsTEEs' Estate.--By virtue OF deed
trust subscribers, July lea and recorded In Lb
oos Nos 49, ri, and n, one OF the land eeon
county the District OF Columbia The
paymen Of certain debit said decd
fully appear shall proceed sell at public auction front Of
premscs, O'Clock Saturday, tha LIST Of May merit
IS square No 2s with the Improvements thereon sub
jcct a prior lien.
Term, cash which, II not complied within days from
the day the right resell the property
upon days notice, the same TERMS the risk and expense
oi the purchaser
NJ CALLAN Jr Trustees
Anl-dlm A. GREEN, Aucdonea.
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cNIDERB CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 30 WalnWt
street. below Fourth, liquors OF oil eoun
e importation FROM the and producers TO BE- had
and furnished TO members OF Goa
others, Washington city, shortest notceegh
BY |" Adamss Express"
:" shenies Sparkling Champagne, as
Madeiras, Moetp efus
Ports. Cicquo
Red wine, Dine,
Tenerins, Perruchoi,
Lisbon. Hsidsick,
Muscai, many Others
Frontignan, Sparkling Mosele,
Malaga, Hockbem,
Carets OF all sorts, Radeheim,
Rautcrue, Marcobrunni
Burgundies, The largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of oil sorfs,
casks, demohn, or In boe win some en
ands ome and old
Irish and Scotch whiskey Mononeaca, Bourbon Ismaiea .
gn brandy blackberry and wild cherry handes eo'
ae, London porter stout In bills Of and DOZEN
Havana Cisur
NJ direct reliable quality, always ON hh
| wholesale o by the quarter box 49,
The only where all wines Sc arc 500 o"seW
from the original package in which imported
9oteis. Country TraSe,
and supplied Wholesale and RETAIL by the cssk demp
dozen, or package OF assorted sorts
Order Nv po.t giving limit In price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back -
with all the principal VINE Po
einp Europe, with the best hou
there enable offer good articles cheap Call and shms
Cheap Wine Store, No. 7e Walnut st., Phladepm@
Feb Io-dly
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Domestic Dry Goods Wareroom,
Corner Of PennsyIpaniu and 9th street, up tct
TINE subscribers respectfully to the citizens OF the Dis
and counties adjacent that they have opened domestic
dry goods the second OF their house Tor me sale
whole piece Persons VINO buy 70 se
again. families buying In large quantities. VIII hna mr
Of shall receive our gooos W
afford to offer them very low inc
piece cash good credit customers
All goods sold by will be warranted represented -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d CO
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EOR sale-seven building lots the Capitol In
g3 fronting 4s feet INCHES souh OF square
by 263 10 inches the line Of the above beginning for
both FONTS, the southeast and containing square
These lots have beautiful shade in 'front.' well grown
good pine railing and around them
They will be sold the most reasonable half cash.
balance and deed given,
taken for deferred The title believed be
Bile and sold by the FIRST OF May next they will then
AT auction on the premises
Any communication through the Office promptly attended
JAMES T0WLES,
Agent for renting and selling property.
April l7-dtlstMay [Intcl.J
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IIARPER's Magazine for May.
III Queechy; by the author OF The Wide, Wide World"
Just received and for sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
Apr Booksellers, near 9th stree
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MW s
Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains fellows;
Leave Washington at and 8, 2l, M, and =. pm
Leave Baltimore nj Al and 8, a. m; and ", p M
Sundays and third tuins from Washington and
the second fourth from Baltimore omitted
baggage checks Philadelphia and New fork can b
Obtained by leaving 8, and M Passenger pro.
of Themselves and basgV
in Baltimore Philadelphia, railroad station.
tickets rladensbug, at S3 quarter VIII DO
' go T. H. PARSONS.
An 23-du Agent
n IIryJ. prestdent of tho Hazard NJ Draunon
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CII4As II. HILL, President OF tho Board OF onnnes
Council will supported for Mayor the ensuing election
Ap2l-d2w MANY CITIZENS.
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Che 1Dolpnesian.

0F As the appendix to the Report of the com.
on Education is mostly in the native language, and
of too great bulk to be published entire, contain
ing, also, much irrelevant matter, the committee
have procured the translation of such documents
as they consider necessary to explain more fully
their report. TIE frivohty of the Catholic griec
ances" could scarcely be credited, either at home
or abroad, unless the evidence upon which they
are founded were given to the public. In order
that the world may know their precise nature,
therefore, and upon what grounds so much had
been made out of nothing, we burthen our columns
with an amount of matter of no intrinsic interest
whatever, except for that purpose. Let the world
judge.
APPENDIX,
To the Report Of the Committee on Education
published in the Polynesian June S, 1852.
APPENDIX B.
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MAINE HOTEL.

DROWN s FRIEL, would Respectfully
I'D notify their friends and the public generally
hat they have taken the above named esiaoIlsn-
nen where they will be happy to receive the calls
bf those who may favor them with their patronage
The rooms are airy and fitted up in elegant style.
fhe bar will always be supplied with the choicest
BIZ wines, liquors and cigars Two good bowling
klleys are connected with the house.
Strangers visiting this port, and gentlemen resi-,
bent in Honolulu are respectfully invited 10 call
Ind examine for themselves. 1Z-ly.
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IA CANTON HOTEL
Hi@ THE UNDERSIGNED having ta-

EN- the premises known as the Canton Hotel, late
b occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs to no.
ky the residents Of Honolulu and transient visitors
Eenerally that their bar will be constantly supplied
h the choicest ofWines. Liquors, etc, and The table
with the best viands the market affords, having Sc
kured the services of first rate cook and steward,
Rhey hone by assiduty and strict attention to bus
hess, TO merit share Of the public patronage
n B. well fitted Billiard Room, Bowling Al
)eys and sleeping apartments attached to the preml-
fes- JOHN bAhlLEil q w.
Honolulu, July 20, ,-l0-6m
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NOOPERAGE.-C. H. Marshal, having taken the
II stand on the sorner Of Fort and Hotel streets,
keary opposite his old stand, would respectfully M
(orm the public that he is now prepared to execute
my orders in the cooperage line. at the shortest
D office and on the most reasonable terms Tubs
hover baths, and work Of every description made
(o order Feb. 10, 1851 .-4o-ly
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TransIating and interpreting =

NDwARD HUNT, INTERPRETER FOR THE
"a Police Court of Honolulu, and the Superior
ourt of the kingdom, offers his services to the pup
and others, to translate documents and interpret
between FOREIGNERS and natives of this kingdom, In
Sn matters of business Mr.. Hunt hopes that by
diligence and attention to business he VIII merit
PIE confidence and patronage of the public
Office hours, after Police Court is closed, kEhU
ANOA BUILDING, No 8, on the 2nd story.
| All matters committed to him win be considered
rictly confidential Honolulu, Feb. 25. 6m-46
a Ii DANISH SUBJECTS notified that the
IA undersigned has empowered Mr.. Wyllie, the
Minister of Foreign Relations to act as H ID. My's
ponsul until the return of L. II. ANTHON,
H. d. Mys Consul.
Danish Consulate, April H. 1s52-49-tf
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Merchants Exchange Hotel.

IVyHE UNDERSIGNED having re-taken this
Il wen known HOTEL, would respectfully IN
form the citizens of Honolulu and the public gener-
lny, that he has made such improvements, and re-
organized it in such manner as will enable him to
Eve entire satisfaction TO those who may favor him
With their patronage and suit the convenience OF all.
HOURS.
Breakfast, to o'clock.
Dinner, 2to4
Supper. l-2 toS >,
T n. B. Lodging on the premises q
]. B. FLANDREAU,
Honolulu. Oahu, Feb. 25-ly-42 Proprietor.
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N E w III OTEL
LIBERTY HALL.

@ The above House has recently
been opened as first class Hotel. No expense has
been spared in fitting it with every modern conve
hence for comfort and elegance. The Bar VIII
kIwavs be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors
Ind Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at
kention to the wants of his customers, to merit
(hare of the public patronage.
HonoIulu. Sent. z. 1885, Ia lyN
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HOTELS sc.


iEO2TiAE iOlU GMGBiNo
RESTA USeANI FRANCAlS
- JARDIN, terrasse, cabinets, particulars, etc,
iiM service la carte, wins, hqueurs, rafraichise
ments, patisserie, etc.
Par l. FRANCONI A. MEDAILLE.
Honolulu, entries par King ct Fort streets. ly-46
Globe Hotel, French Restaurant,
HONOLULU.
SPACIOUS YARD and garden, pleasant Terrace,
~ nice private rooms, &c. Charges as per bill OF
fare Wines, Spirits, Liquors, Pastry and general
Refreshments of the best choice, by
L. FRANCONI & A. MEDAILLE.
Double entrance by King and Fort streets. ly-46