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The daily union., 1852-10-14

MOTICEIt state order
ports apparently TO produce prejudice
had with the "Bank
other bank in the city and that
the amount OF dolar shape which
and In the hands of the will show.
much confidence in the integrity OF its proprietor
in the District.
octl3-a GEO. MATTINGLY.
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soIRrRs MrsrEREusEsProfesso Wyman will be
prolonged His
attended by and highly respectable refined
and astonishing experiments called applause
The professor gives performance Friday, addition
the evenings exhibition.
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SOMETHING NEW.-Scoich port moDnaies and cases
~ in the Scotch severy Turkey
Morocco with steel clasps great variety OF the
latest styies-convenieni, and cheap
Also pearl and papet mache card Pocket knives
ladies' gniemen and boys knives
first qualities Ivory tablets gold pens paper folders hand
clips Index or book marks and
costs but two cents. Writing desks, portfolios &C.,
For sale by GRAY Il RhLLAHTYNE,
Oct IA Seventh sreet
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sOIREEs MAGIQUE
PROFESSOR WYMAN

IIAs the he win give popular entertain
III the odd Fellows Hail. Thursday October n and I'm
day, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings s
ah, Ill., l2h and 18Th, when he will introduce many and
beauufi experiments In . --
NATURAL MAGIC,
ycpuo9usm and the ever popular Italian Fantoccini
Also splendid exhibition Saturday and Wednesday ane
ponns, 9th and 18Th, commencing nj 3 O'Clock.
Doors open quarter Ito quarter O'Clock
Cards OF admission IS cents children l2l cents,
lptT-
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First Grand Military Ball of the Washington German
NaRers

fagers.
1HE Washington German Yages will their
ball the splendid saloon Shankss Penn
syvana north side between 9Th
Thursduy evening" Oct. Ia, at O'Clock.
The committee the public that effort
on The part OF the will be spared make
ant possible, and shall cndeavor
ner give general satisfaction.
ocers OF the militia OF the District, youp.
companies OF the District
ball. are requested TO appear in full uniform.
Tickets 50 be had committee
members OF the company
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few day since there appeared letter purportng 10
be written by General Pierce, which forgery
as unmigaed specimen of scoundresm as ever whg
stated that il was in harmony with many Of the calum.
nies which the wings had started against General PIERCE
and added that such tactics in the have
tendency 10 compel the people 10 reject altogether the
statements OF the party leaders who could stoop to such
gross and palpsble frauds.
OF this transaction the Republic OF yesterday vauchssies
the following notice, which, it il anything means
that in the judgment Of that journal. it is all fair and
proper for the wings 10 20 on with their calumnes and
for the democrats TO 90 on with the contradiction Of
them so hat the falsehood and the truth may have
fair "graIp pie"
Cu,p. .crrnrs1Io ADyIoK-The Union pronounce, ppL.
shed letter forgery, and then gvavey advises the people
ITO turn deaf ear to all the representations and state.
eots" OF the wings The Intelligence Of the people," IL
says, "has no other alternative"
Tho principle cherished by the American people that
OF Milton, Let truth and grapple who ever knew
truth 10 sufer in free and open encounter y Il is the
princple Of the whg party who nothing from demo.
cratic Inventions because they have lah IN public virtue
and intelligence.
The Scott organ here plainly refuses 10 admit that The
letter referred to forgery at all Ga the contrary,
il plainly implies the contrary By rejecting the Just and
natural conclusion which we deduced from that fact.
The Rpube Of course knows perfectly well that the let
and most yianous fraud and forgery and yet by impi.
cation apparently designs TO represent it as genuine
Commen, upon such mode OF warfare is needless.
The people are awake to it, and receiving il as Il de-
serves.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday the 10Th instant by The Rev. JoHS @. snTu Mr.
WILLIAM EDWIN MOTT OF this city, Miss SARAH SCOTT,
OF Philadelphia.
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Markets.

Nav York, Oct. l3 Stocks nnn-prioes Of govern
securities unchanged. Erie, 81 Canton, 79A Flour
frm-sales 1900 bbs 81 25 81 81 for State brands
southern 81 5Oa S475 Grain seady-sales 10 900 bushels
white Ohio wheat l0i Genesee, ITO cents rcd,
" Sales $1,000 bushels mixed at u cents.
Oats and rye unchanged Provisions dull Groceries quiet
Coron frmer, but sales small Whskey 23l "a cents per
gallon.
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T.. EIections. s.--De cisive Result.

Th aws which the telegraph is spreading through
M country crushes the hopes OF the wings in the present
presiden,ia canvass.
~ "a uri,e The returns from Pennsylvania give as
... ,bar The democrats have swept the State on their
s,.,. ,;ctet by an overwhelming majority of fifteen thou
-.d nearly double the triumphant majority which elected
the gallant Bger. The democratic gam IN the congress
sona delegation and the legislature is proportional 10
tho increased majority on the general ticket.
In Ohio local causes and the coalition OF the Hale and
s.o, me, have perhaps reduced the democratic majority
i .ome localities, but the State is carried without doubt
tor ,hs democrats by large majority Indeed Governor
Woods majority of 30 900 will bear some abatement by
...oo of such facts as the democratic split in Hamilton
county, and ye, leave the State safely democratic
Indiana is not in doubt. The whig journals them
selves have heard enough to convince them that in this
election the democrats haze put on record plainly enough
their ability 10 carry this State for Pierce and King in
November.
And, lastly the returns OF the municipal election in
Baltimore, received just go TO press, have settled
whatever OF doubt there has been heretofore that Mary
land is now all ready take her place in the great dem
ocratic line.
.te these facts in connexion with the recent demo.
cratic victories Florida and the town elections in Con-
necticut and in connexon, too, with The earlier demo-
cratic gains and triumphs in North Carolina, Missouri
Iowa, Maine and Arkansas, and the question presents
itself how soon and how far, and whereabouts General
Scot,s boasted military apoabi,ty is to begin to operate
The friends Of Mr., Webster may well ask, "Was ii foI
such results as these that the great whg statesman and
champion was set aside for the man whose only claim lo
The presidency is in his epauets and his sword"
We point to the ,elegraphc returns in another column
as giving proof conclusive that the issue of the pesden
lin, canvass is already decided The democracy clearly
has the power Of the country. and will have its govern
ment The appearance Of success ill not be permitted
10 relax the energy and vigilance which alone are needed
to redeem on the second OF November the glorious prom
lie Of the victories already accomplished.
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ARPETISGs-Ju received and ready for SALE addi-
usna supply OF and ingram
Scrolls medalons, pretty figures bright colors
Also, an additional supply Of rich rugs
l case style curtain materials.
Oct l4-3teoif CLAGETT & DoDsoN.
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~ GEORGETOWN, d. "A splendid ihrees,ory brick dwell
ing house. with back building and large Ios ss'sched
trees situated Bridge between
on Tuesday 10Th .
O'Clock premises, win offer for property
and comfo with every
cstern, wood houss, sc.
of dwelling
particularly called 10 the above.
DARNARD \ BUcKRY,
Oct l3-dp Auctionses.
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DAMss Equity, American edition. by Ludlow and
Oohn with the latest American chancery decisions, vol,
1852. '
Brooms Selection OF Legal Marims, ID edition, 1852
Nniied states Annual Digest, vol. s for 1881.
The Cabinet Lawyer popular digest Of the laws Of England
voi London, 1854
sedewick the Measure Damages, edition, 1852
Rawle an Covenants for Title, vol, lsa
opnion Of the Attorneys General Of the United States from 1850
to 1850, 2 vos ls52
White and Tpdor Leading Equity, BY Hare Wal
lace, second edition, ls52
Smiths Leading Cases by Hare ans Wallace Ah edition, ls2
Batehords aud Stewards Statutes of the state Of New York.
vol, ls52.
How.rdS United States Supreme Court Reports 2th VOL ia52
Supplement 70 Minos Digest Of Msssaehuseu Decisions
1854 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Arrival oftie Sierra Nepada.

Nsw YORK, Oct. l3The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived
this morning from AspinwRll No news. The Jamaca
produce market Is firm.
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DOR RENTThe four story house street, l4h nov
occupied by Mrs Reed boarding house Inquire at No
Winder's building Oct % A
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uy y. c. MCGUIRE, Aucs,on.e.

Uy y. G. MCGUIRE, huctiop-er.
CORPORATION AND BANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK AT
" huCToNon Friday afternoon October 10, at O'Clock,
sell my auction
$4,000 az. corporation Of Washington stock ,a
900 Bank of Washington stock.
Terms cash In bankabie funds.
Oct I3-dis JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer
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THREE DAYS LANCER.

THREE DAYS L0NGEH.-New series Of Professor wy
MANS Snroes Mysteeuses odd Fellows Hall, Thurs
day. fosy and Saturday evenings October l4h 5h and 10Th
UOn Friday afternoon ~ o'clock the last grand
ornance. Admiance ~ Children
parents 2l cents Doors open 81 O'Clock, performance
mence At ~ O'Clock ABB
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Indiana Election.

INDIANAPOLIS Oot l3The election in this State was
for governor State officers, members of Congress, &c Tho
returns received indicate The reelection OF Governor
Wright (dem , and a majority Of democratic congress-
men.
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ny J. @. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Saturday afternoon, October 10, o'clock
premises the threeso bos house lth four doors
dwelling, very arranged
either yard, and proximity
and being In the OF business
shls opportunity for a safe and profitable Investment
The which easy, viii be made known sale
odH-d j. -, McGUtBE Anctonser.
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NATIoNAL Trot,lnR Club. .-There win be mee

NArlosAL TrotsinE Club viii be meeting Of the
" above club Friday evening 7! o'clock In
" p Cak's Pennsylvania avenue isih
ION streets In order complete its organization Gentlemen de-
srous o. becoming members attend send in their
Oct lf-it
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Arrival Of the HHnos-Ldter from California. More
Gold, &c


NFw YoRK Oct ia m The steamer illinois arrived
at quarantine o'clock this morning. She brings the
California mails Of the I6h September, and 81 900 900 In
gold on freight. and 2si passengers.
The Illinois left Aspinwsl October e. and arrived of
Kingston the 4,h She passed the Sierra Nevada bound
to New York the OH. On the 10 Mr. Charles Cling
man, OF the Illinois, died of inflammation of the bowels On
the day she passed the wreck Of brig bot
tom upwards, las tons burden, apparently cspszed
short time before The general intelligence from Caltfor-
has been mostly superseded by the Eldorado at New
Orleans
The passengers The Golden Gate report that the lt
only at Panama, the Golden Gate
and Winfield Scott
The steamer Pacif,, from San Juan, arrived at San
Francisco on the 18th September.
The cholera had reappeared In California. and the NOR
tay the plains very great This disease also
terribly fatal in many shipboard. IL really
appalling many dying. Business generally was animated,
and trade OF all kinds healthy.
Accounts from the Sandwich islands 20 the August
the epidemic AMI fever contnued-nenrly
foreigner down with Business had been suspended.
Notices Of deaths almost every door The British
barque Honolulu arrived the slu July, with the second
cargo Of Coolies being hundred in number contracted
by the planters and others The clipper ship Staghound
arrived off Honolulu the 3st July, IN 10 days from San
Francisco on her way 10 the China The China Sea
Serpent arrived in IL days from San Francisco the Rein
deer also in portslso bound TO Panama and China
Among the con.ignments Of the Illinois Delei Co.
Paudtlp phia S2l 900 Philadelphia Bank, $4,000 Thos
Wilson a. Sons $4,000 Samuel Losenstock, Baltimose
50 600 also, VIM. Wilson n Sons s26,s0o.
The markets hrm-hout S32
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Sailing of The Canada Nomination Of a Comgre1maw.
BosroN, Oct l3 The steamer Canada sailed to-day for
Liverpool. taking out $500 900 in specie.
The democrats of the sixth district Of this State have
nominated Nathaniel J. Lord for Congress.
The daily union., 1852-10-14

NEW Fall Mtllinery.-Mrs CHOATE will fall
~ ney Saturday, 18th instant where the ladies
Washington and s vicinity be accommodated the
sonabe terms Mrs ChoateA trimming has been
shed with trimmings, ribbons, Se large variety useful
and fancy articles suitable for the a street. side
Pennsylvania Oct i4-dh
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Stu Later.

COLUMBUS, Oct 1874. p. m.
The democratic gain in twelve counties is 1000 over
Casss majority. Probable democratic majority over
l6, 600 sa4
CINCINNATI, Oct 1919, p. M
Disney is reelt c.ed by large majority.
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A FURNISHED HOUSE in @ he SIX
Buildngs-h wefunshed house for be had
to twelve months For terms, apply at the house,
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BALTIMORE, October l3-I(

BALTIMORE, October 1910, p m.s
Entire city heard ffom-Hoins's (dem.) majority about
three housan nd hundred. large majority OF demo-
cratic councilmen elected. The democrats making
great reioicngs.
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By J. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer

by u. q, mcGNIHE, Auctioneer,
CORPORATION AND BANK OF WASH NGToN STOCK AT
AUCTioN-on Friday afternoon, October 18th, at O'clock
shall sell my auction
$4,000 Corporation OF Washington stock
900 Bank OF Washington do
Term cash, In bankahlo funds
octH-d JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer.
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GREGORY
& Isaa@1>Ar -
5A PR Is SIS

The New York Herald. of Aug. l4th, says;
s'Messrs. Gregory the first company to bring
consignment OF gold dust by the Nicaragua route
The passage was made in % days, and when the
route is completed it is expected that will only
quire about % DAYS from San Francisco to New
York"
Packages of every description insured forwarded
and delivered addressed, by the Agents as follows
Messrs Thompson & Hitchcock. N York.
Messrs. Kinsley S Co. ii and l3 State st
Boston.
Messrs Burns. Corves & Co., lNsu ORLEANS
"Harnden's southern Express
Messrs Rawle, Drinker, s. Co. .Hongkong
China.
Messrs. Mitchell & Co. Honolulu, Oahu.
Our Express messengers, (having safes and state
rooms for security the river steamers, leave San
Francisco daily at o'clock for the following Branch
Offices, via Benicia and Sacramento
Marysville, Downievlle, Rough and Ready
Nevada City Mormon Island, Georgetown,
Grass Valley, Coloma, Auburn, and
Hangtown, Weberville, Mines on the Amer
ican Yuba, and Feather rivers. and their forks and
tributaries.
Also, by Stocton to Angels, Carson's, jamestown
and the Mines on the Mokelumne Calaveras, Stanis-
raus Tuolumne, Mercedes and Mariposa rivers.
A weekly Express is also dispatched to Humbolt
Bav, Trinidad to Portland, and other cities in Ore
gon, to Honolulu, Hongkong, and also, to Canton
China
The New York correspondent of the Alta Califor-
MIA, July 3rd: Says,
''Gregorys faithful and reliable Express is waiting
for me-so l will conclude, hoping you will receive
this as Gregory delivers every thing entrusted to his
care, whether it be bag of gold dust worth five
hundred Thousand dollars, or letter from gold
digger to his amiable and interesting wife in the At
lantic States
" B. This is the only Express through from the
States, which runs beyond San Francisco.
Drafts at sight on the above offices.
Deposites received for safe keeping
The highest price paid for clean gold dust
JOSEPH W. GREGORY, Proprietor,
Fire proof Banking house and Remittance
office. corner Merchant and Montgomery
tf2S Sts. San Francisco.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUC
TONI

GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUC-
TONI
nN Thursday, the 18th of July next, at II
" o'clock, NJ, will be sold at public Auction up
the premises, the valuable sugar estate formerly
owned by J. I. Cover, Esqr., located on the up
lands of East Maui, and consisting of about 1000
acres with l50 acres of the ground together
with the Mills Boilers, Cattle, Ploughs, Carts, &c
There is upon the estate good dwelling house, to-
gether with several stone and thatched building:
connected with the sugar mandatory.
The location is about 1000 feet above tide water
and the climate delightful and healthy.
Feb. 2S, lS52-20t-43 CASTLE & COOKE.
At the same time and place above named will b,
sold, -22 pair of Working OXEN, % yokes, OK
CARTS, by virtue of bill Of sale to the undersigned
for the above named chattels, dated Makaowao, Ma!
5th lS49 and signed by VIM. A. McLane.
p J.. QUICK.
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c. VALUABLE house and lot for sale.-The
Eli new and commodous house recently erected
bv the subscribers, situated Beiitania st, ad-
,oIning the residence of Dr. r coke. Sa'd house
is built in most thorough of the very best
materials. II contains fourteen rooms with Gel
lar underneath 36x2S #. Adourning IN same is a
bathing house, cook house, excellent well of
water. etc. Said house is well adapted for a hotel
or genteeI boarding house. For further particulars
enquire of
tf-l9 X. A. ). WOOD
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MAINE HOTEL.

DROWN s. FRIEL, would respectfully
ID notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the above named establish
ment, where they will be happy to receive the calls
Of those who may favor them with their patronage
The rooms airy, and fitted up in elegant style
The bar will always be supplied with the choicest
of wines. liquors and cigars. Two good bowling
aeys are connected with the house.
Strangers visiting this port, and gentlemen resi-
dent in Honolulu respectfully invited 10 call
and examine for themselves. l2-ly.
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HOUSES. LAND, &c.
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
EOR SALE close to the beach fronting OF
L kaahumanu and Merchant streets, in the follow
ng lots fronting on Merchant street,
No |, ~ fl in front, 81 # 10 in back.
NO 2, 40ft 3 in front, l0l Fl 8 in back
NO 8, 40 fl 3 in front. los # 6 in back.
No 4, 40 # 8 in front. Al fl back
No 5, ~ # / in front on Merchant st.
do Al # front on kaahumanu ST.
Fronting on kaahumanu street.
No 8, Al # front, s5 feet in back. Sold.
No Z. Al # front, IS ft in back
apply TO SThRKEY. JANION SEQ.
Honolulu. Sept. 26,tf-2O
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! CANTON HOTEL
vrrJE r-NnED CICNEn l.

- CANTON HOTEL
tiE THE UNDERSIGNED having ia
ken the premises known as the Canton Hotel, late
ly occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs TO no.
tify the residenrs'of Honolulu and transient visitors
generally that their bar will be constantly supplied
with the choicest of Wines Liquors, and The ia bic
w;ih the best vands the market Affords having Sc
cured the services of first rate cook and steward.
they hope bv as>iduty and strict attention to busi
ness TO me rit a share of the public patronage.
B. A well fitted Billiard Room, Bowling Al
leys and sleeping apartments attached TO The premi-
JOHN BAR LIZ y ".
Honolulu Iuly 90 -ID-6m
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HydrOpathic Establishment
pR1AvrE HosPI Ii!

i "A It e II y + i i. "A Il
mn ESIDENTS AND STRANGERS VISITING
III Honolulu have long felt the want OF an estao-
ishment of this kind, where suitable aecommoda-
tons and proper care could be had during sickness
The undersigned, to meet this want, have provld-
ed SUITABLE BUILDINGS IN NUUANU VALLEY, shor'
distance from the city, where they are now ready 70
receive patients.
The situation is cool and airy-a great desideraum
for inyaids to escape from the heat OF the city, TO
nlace where they may recruit health and regain
strength Each patient will be provided with wen
furnished ROOM, PROPER DIET, convenience for bath-
ing and suitable attendants, as to render them as
comfortable as possible and thereby facilitate then
recovery. S. PORTER FORD, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician.
GEO. A. LATHROP, NJ. D.,
Consulting Physician.
Application to be made at the Office OF Lathrop q
Ford. kaahumanu street.
DR.. Ford can be consulted at the office every day
at A. NJ. and DR.. Lathrop at II NJ. t-i9
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED EX Count
IN ess of Durham" from Liverpool, and Tor sale
by the undersigned: consisting of
9-s Crimson & Chintz Fancies, do India stripe do.
do Chome stripes, do padded red plates.
do Orapre ground Chintzes, do Chambrays
Oranqe and yellow ground Fancies, Pink Madden
nlates. White Tamboured Cotton Gin skeins.)
Assorted cotton Hosiery, Fancy Blouses.
Sunerior White Drills, plain and fancy, bro soap
Iron Fencing Wire, Fire bricks, Blasting, Cannon
and Sporting Powder, in kegs, Cables and Anchofs
CARR,S fancy buscuits, Nos. and canvass. :,
Assorted Tobacco Pipes, European Cordage, lan
sizes.) ~ u
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Translatins and interpreting! !

NDwARD HUNT, INTERPRETER FOR THE
IL Police Court of Honolulu, and the Superior
Court of the kingdom, offers his services to the pub
lie and others to translate documents and interpret
between foreigners and natives of this kingdom, in
all matters of business. Mr.. Hunt hopes that by
diligence and attention to business he Will merit
the confidence and patronage of the puohc.
Office hours, after Police Court is closed, hEAo-
ANOA BUILDING, No 8, on the 2nd story.
An matters committed to him will be considered
strictly confidential. Honolulu, Feb. Is, 6nn-46
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TNO LET The house on the corner of King
IL and Richard Sts formerly occupied by
Messrs. Aldrich s. Russ.-Said house is situated in
pleasant part of the city, has yard, WELL and out
buildings, also, has superior accommodations, for
family, furnished or unfurnished.-apply to
r. COADY.
Jan. 10, lS51-tf-35
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I've looked on the mountains the vallies and plain
O'ersprinkled with beauties of old;
And To- king as Lowell. as sapphres set,
And cleaning on skies of gold.
But Of all the landscapes that were seen,
The lowell ST, rich and fair,
Is the roseate cheek and the snowy white neck,
Shaded with bonny brown hair.
Pve seen bright waters 60 gliding by,
Just dimpling, and ripling alrng
The banks. where lilies AMI violet, bloomed
And bathed in silvery dew-drops hung
But the brightest waters in the world for me,
Sparkling beneath the sky,
Lie cleaning within the deep, doep well,
OF a deep and large blue eye.
There 5 many a rich an brilliant sunrise,
And gorgeous suns. Is, too,
Tinfing the verge of the crescent sky,
Till the is of crimson hue.
But what are these to the warm, warm blush,
We see on the face of the young!
Or the dawning laugh on the rosy lip,
In smiles of sweetness hung
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HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC.

- HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
WF3 TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully
n.ns3 inform his friends and the public
.A&A. that he has taken the above well
known stand, where he will be happy at all times
TO wait upon those who may favor him with their
patronage.
The bar viii always be supplied with the best |
liouors and cigars. The table will be furnished
from the very best the market affords. Board by
the day or week. Pic-nic and private parties sup
piled at short notice. Good sleeping rooms al
tached TO the premises. Sept I4-ly-IS
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nICKLED BEEF.-Robert c. Janion has
II for sale quantity of fresh Kauai Beef, packed
in bbs by Jules Dudoit, Esqr., and which he offers
at a very moderate rate. tf-H