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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-06-12
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
"a HENRY MACFARLANE begs

80 COM ME KCIAL HUT T. Ls
T.ssR HENRY MACFARLANE begs
Hill to acquaint his friends, and Gentlemen
seA4k arriving in Honolulu, that his Hotel
will be found TO possess every requisite accom-
notation Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, of SUI
perior quality. Superior Billiard Tables and Bowl
ng Aevs Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths.
WINES, SPIRITS, ETC, PER BOTTLE
Champagne, 81 so Whiskey So 5o
Port q 90 Brandy, Martell's 81
lSherrv. 2 90 best,-
Madeira, 2 90 Gin, Schiedam, best so
Hook, l so Ale,- 10
|Sauterne, = 90 Porter, 75
+Claret, 1 90 Cordials & Liquors 200
|Cider, : 90 Old Tom, z 5o
W, R,,bs 81 90
|Cod and Shower Baths. 5o
Honolulu, September 2lst, ls5O.-i9-ly-
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HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
H1:A TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully
i.H.A inform his friends and the public
that he has taken the above well

Ito wait upon those who may favor him with theii
patronage.
The bar will always be supplied with the best
liquors and cigars. The table will be furnished
|from the very best the market affords. Board by
|the day or week. Picnic and private parties sup
|plied at short notice. Good sleeping rooms at
L ached to the premises. (Sept l4-ly-lS
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you would act pleasantly, as did Mr. Richards, but
1t is not so. We frequently wrote hlm concerning
matters like thus, and he wrote back agreeably, not
with surprise. With Respect,
I DECVAfITT IT
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His Excelency, R. ARNsrRosG, Min. of Pub. Ins
Salutations to you Il the Undersigned
catholic teacher in Kanekiki, district of Puma,
make known to you the unfair conduct of kipl
School Inspector of Puma. He has refused to pay
me for this part of the year, without any fault or
mine. Here is the reason of bis refusing the pay.
II was because did not wish to go to examination
any where, only in my own school-house; /; mas
much as the school-house was near the road where
Kipi went there is the catholic school in Hslpua
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neIiaions Notlfes.

rs~ Discourses 10 Young People .Lne M. go =
As,.rlsS Of on ne ssoys a VII VI ra,,h
n,,.yn-iorai Shurch lcth u, between ano ttn.ats
rudRhOW EVENING. Jan. II. A discourse on 70
~ -, =, death Of Mr. ST JOHN Will 20 de.ivered oy
s..p,,or pew n 0. sCHERMERHOkN, Ia ths al 81
80 ssfyice At l0l A NJ and and M Jio ~
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Nen DHbIirGtiDns.
Second EDITION Of

Second Edition Of
ERAHAM'S MAGAZlNE.-A second
IL edition Of Grahan's Magazine, for January VIII pe
read, for delivery to the Trade on THURSDAY MOHN-
ING consequence Of the loss Of the first plate ~ lhe
first edition" The Pet Pawn,'-by the fire at Harts
ppdprs another engraving will be substituted in second
edition In all else, the edition will be the same
uAz GEO. X. GRAHAM
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6aIes ep Cannon.
ANritoNY ). BLEKcGzs, Aucseaser.
RGE SALE Of flFfl-SlN Val

ANritoNl ). BLgEcGzS, Aucrsaser.
ARG h SALE Of FlFr(-SlN VAL
- uAbLE BUILDING LOTS. situated "a ad-Av.
o5t Ssh 18th 3o,h al )iasts the CITY q NewYar
A. Auction ANTHONY } BLEfckER viii sell At
aacnon, on WEDNESDAY, jan q 1917. az 10 oelocE AZ
we Meichsns EIchasgc The t3i OWING desirable Lots
fgst valuable Building Lcti - ihe west sds o. ID Az
forming the entire rn o thr block between )i and h-
SITS each % by 100 Zee. N spth
T~enty- ght LOIS dir,cy the u tAs ABOVE. Il
Of the same fronting 35i-s aRi "a fioauag o. 5tth
situated between I'D ADD Sd 100 feet
nom 2d e.ch lot p hy 100 feet uchcs ia dep,a
ksh Lots fo1r Of the same on he spath east and four
ON the southwest 81 2d.sv md j5l sts al frsat-
Ing on The avenue. each 8 - ise feet - depth
Two Lots on the 80 tn De OF 3itaS;, clamsArag le9
~
Two Lots the north side 5, ST. Commenting Zoe
feet east OF I'd av each p By iO0 e.
Eight Lots four on 3bth ST. aad four on 5fhsi, rnasIng
through from street SAID lots commencing ne
feet from Sd Nv each Is ~ 100 (.
The above Lots ara very deafsbe, and odsr great
uucements for the Investment OF capital Two hlfds Of
ths purchase money reEaa bond and mortgage Tor
thee yes a. cent iEtsrsst For hthosr maps
and further particulars OF e above property, apply 70
AuchonesT, Ne. BroaS-st. asst ~ q
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ANTHONY J BIEgcxER. AUctsnser
DEREMPTORN SALE of 10 BULL

y ING LOTS by ORDER OF ENECTORs-Ak-
THONN BLEECkER will sell A. apctiOn on FRIDAY
Jan 10th, at u O'Clock the yeich ante Exchange the
building Lots belonging to the Eatato o! DAVID Seaman.
deceased,
Seven los the we,, side Of 81 av fmass the osrs
fro-t ofthe Clock. between 8isi ssd S9d-St.
Sir lots and part OF lots the above fronting on
the south SIDE OF 82d st, Il ynrous sues.
Eight lots the side OF 81 av ain the entire
front tthe block between 82t and 8)dst each full
Twelve lots in OF the LAST ed 0i the
fronting on SD - each ipil siTe
-Four lots and neNi The so1h west corner OF ID and
Sst 81 and SIX lots % the SANE fronting tho
north side of 8lstst each of(dll sze.
Five los and the north ives. cornof II 5th
and 97lh-st, all fronting on the avenue
Two lots and the On west cOrna Of 3ia and
97h 1T, both fronting On tse avenue.
Also four lots tho above fronting the north
side of 97th 81.
Three lots and large gore north side 81 oiih ST.
between 9TH and 7th commencing 200 feet inches from
nh
Also lots in rear OF tho last u,med frCntag the
south side OF l03th ST. commencing no eet osst OF 7th
One lot the south side Of $50 81 hetsecn6h aAd 7h
size % feet By 100 feet side, and 100 feet m
depth on the other side.
fhe brick front house ami lot fsowG No 1877 Fonyth-
81. lot 2Jy73
The frame house and ~ know. No 81 saa,oA-s lot
z5I71 feet
Tho bick house aad lot kuawn as No. lci Yorsst..
BROOKLYN; lOl 2jx7J.
The frame house and lot No ~ To'mao. 81. Brooklyn
10, 25Ki7. The sale VIII b. premptoy 70 The highest
bidder.
Sixty Per cent ofthsp money on Bond
ard Mortgage For iithe.aphic maps aud further par
tculars OF the above properly ppy 10 the a0conset No.
Brond ST U7lsl iit3t
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Amnsfmeni9.
ITALIAN OPERA.-ASTOR PLACE.
Il MAN MARErZEK
In he har AMI

ITALIAN OPERA.-ASIOR PLACE.
Il MAN MARErZEK
begs to niom the subscribers ana the public In general
SECOND and LAST SERIES OF the SEASON
TWENTY NIGHTS.
viii commence on MONDAY, JAN 10, 1852
MAX M.RErzES takes great pleasure in being able to
70 the Patrons Of ne Opera hat he has succeed
LIMITED NUMBER Of NIGHTS
with the FAE-tsMED CANT1rElcE; non,
Who having concluded her Concert ton through the
United states will appear Opes early The season,
connection with the FAYoRIrE VOCALIST,
SIGMA. AMELIA PATTI
He apnouncos likewise with not less satistlccn the
e' s'se"en' Of ' s.. FOR hSRF SEN9s SArvL
who Will perform all tne leading pats 81 MS uch andyauei
repertoire
The Managers m presenting, customary the list Of the
members OF his company, taxes ths opportunity OF con
gratulang both the puoc and himself upon the unquai-
fed that has attended has endeavOrS IN securing
the seIyiceI OF such rare comb nation OF
EMINENT ARTISTS;
and while effort will be spared his part to avail him
self OF the extraordinarily great adstct resources Of the
'"''"' POPULAR AND CLASSICAL OPERAS,
the public assured that the general
VIII be such as to render tie present season the most
list OF THE ARTISTS
who compose the Personnel OF haian Opera az Aston
paw MILE TEREsE PARoDG,
SIGMA BALBlNA SIEttANONE,
SIG'NAA PATTI slqRA COsrl,
SIGR LORENZO SALNi
SIG'R NfRrTI, slGR bENENENrANOi
SION PATTI SIG'R ROsI,
sigh IGNAZIO MARINL
\ FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS
aud
GRAND ORCHESTRA
carefully selected from among the best and principal
bsrs Of his former companies.
CONDUC TOR .-.-...........-.MAN NARETZEK.
IEADrR ...---.-..--H BRR kRECrZER.
CHORUS MASTER----.-.--------- HERR hEN5L@k.
The PRICES on ADMISSION
viii be the same IS before, VIZ
Psrqust and 81 w
Awpbitheater ........-.... 20
Reserved seals ~
SnbscripOH Tor ChOicc Seats for ~ NIGHT 50 90
"a Subscription for the may he made at the Box
office from, ALL v a. HoSpAs. the l9a
INST . aud every day thereafter.
~ The Subscribers of the olmoI ssassn VIII have the
seats reserved Subject 90 renewal OF lhor
urfll FRIDAY the 10th INST inclusive
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 10,
OPENING MIGHT AND FIRST APPEARANCE OF
SIGR LORENZO SALFl
Particulars hereafter JI
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SGlM WANTED.-Aoy person hay-
- OIng the above amount . cornma't. AMI De-
- % investing Tue same a safe lucrative ~aF. rtf
ae.f 81 IA Opportunity by sddessirg B. az The office q
-S lasT None hut young energetic, industrious ~
-oosIesd apply u33'
AoGnn WANTED on Bond and
= - VIZ n r-eage Tor FIVE Years On Cry prep
No 6n, e+rsse VII be paid AddTsfs ALEX c, Ins-
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CS Mercantile Library AssOciation.-UN MON
TiCKET, 1852 FOR IrsS.crat--GeoTsc tecAham, Win
Fno MSheny h CO. ~. :.
FsT VICE Prcsdcn!--DsaislF. Appleton, with Robbins <
Bfoiher. L.,
Willard Felt.
Nor R,cord,ao Seercf1rgChasies O. Richardson, with
Nassau Insurance Company.
For Trcas0,r-Abiea hslscy, lr., with Bank Of NeT-
Nmk.
For Directors Joseph Black with Bonshsrt y Hutton
Nlism Howe. with Bow ers aaI Baec sr2n, James a
Smith with Royt \ numghas' Cyrus Clark, Win II N
HYDE Co. Vim =. Il. Mli,en. VIA Customs y "a
h Ode Nlth Barclay s Livingston; Joseph n. haltleJ
with B11ltn Graves y Co
Il, order LAWRENCE ELDER,
ChlInAa Nominating Committee
NEo. L. TAYLoE. Secretary. JlSh
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Ns THOMAS 4 SONS, NJ. SO Walnut


FRIDAY MORNING, J4a %. at n O'Clock,
Al the Sales Room. n l. cor p. On and Minor sts
EAUABIE on PtfNllh - ~ be sold by ca.hrsuel
yefy yaluahle collection " ever 200 hne original Oh
Paintings mostly by he yfss ws'te . Ia tns t0i.ction
,sthe ngna painting ice "haiuty" BY Raphael heEgs
considered the best painting ne gallery Of the iae Jo-
seph Bonaparte and valued = So 600 Also splendid
Fruit piece sfd Chlldran n. r1r the Blnapade gallery
The CHI dren are by Rabas aud he Fruit ~ SnIde, an
undoub original Tbs superb psntag vas s,ih ~ M
sale II the BOrapaIte coiie-ioa iof sIzo hi+p lhs
value together Vlfh a1ou pro very valuable ofiiina,
olintngs n number lr.m to Collection OF ChSlAal
ge.che ali rccenfly lgrrssa INTO this coaary fro ma
italy France aud Span and exhibited 0f Inc hf''
time L..
Ia May be examined .hses las previous % sals, With
catalogues a..
~ Catalogues II fAe at.ge nav be oolM1sd At .na
boos store oil Air CHAs u NORTON, Nc. n Cbsm5efs-
- JlJ 81 Il
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bcoB BosAar, Aucuone.r
MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue Of

W Chatt-l Mortgage 1 vii expose 20 sale on WE'D
nksDAf l'sh INST at sees the foreacon al No l01
Duanest large lot of empty ale casks binds aad bOs
working punchesns, troU gbs, brass cocss carts and
wagons, horse and haIhes stea engine boiler and aul
gearing copper boilers ash tabs tlas hop Jaot coolers
IeftIgeIafors, SC. office 0eSk uOB safe, &c. FRDk L.
NULrE, Attorney for Mortgages No. a wan-d. ia lie
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HENRY WILLARD, Auc'i3ne'r
= SSIG NEt.'S SAbHi OF secondhand
~ aud Cabinet Furniture, THIS MORNING, al lui
o',locI AZ The Aucfien hasr ~ Npss-s - fasf ~
YIIe @lfENhI ~ WILLARD. Adttonser, all sel AZ
anction as above general ass1rnen, OF Cabinet tuI-
allure also lot Of ori hasd Enrnteie, WITH raeh
q sale viii commenCe. ~ "
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d. S. HouoH. suc'oHesr

D. 5. HOUUul fuou0IeeI
TIIIS DAY, Jan. Il, at 10. o'clock,
A M at No 81 Boskmaa a., bv catalogue, n large
assortment Of new and second HAND Furniture Cape
OIL Cloths sc will no sold without reaefye. coasrns ia
part Of elegant Sofas SOFA Beds Nah giny aad Marble
Top Bureaus, do Nast6t-uc3, Rockers, Pa0r Chaifs,
French Beds'eads, MsEle 10 BvaLs, Hair Mattresses.
rcather Beds ard Bedding Tspesy Brussels and Ingram
Cartets. Russ &c also fo9d variety of secondhand
kuruturs CARPETS. kifchfR utensils. &c Every article
will be sold VII hOu' rseall ge cost ~ H.
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"a xotiee-Te the JOurnrymen EailorS OF
kxw-X OIL HestlnE # the Trade society vii be -. p
~ osrrics 5 VI,h Ward Hotel, o. WEDNEsDAn ~ n
INC Iso IA 1872 for the purpose cf giv III out BAL TEX
fs AID ,Fae,sctug Other business Of importance A.
tiers dee2ly Involving The interests Of every Journey
7tu Tailor IN New Yuk VI ne lad before the neeingi
r. is carh,etIy requested that all viii tend.
% " JOHN McCAULEY, President
IosFrH MArHFRs. Secretary nm
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FVHE FORREST DIVORCE CASE

FENIlE FORREST DIV ORCE CASE. -
The only full correct and impartial report of tins in
tsIesing trial viii be issued Immediately after the close Of
The proceedings pamphlet form i IS taken exclusively
for this edition. BY the able Reporter Of TIE Police Gazette
and in addition TO the tetmony VIII contain the scenes IN
Court descriptions Of the witnesses, al the letters and
documents admitted or ed. and yhing OF interest
that place This report admitted 10 be the only
correct one By the Court aud Counsel both sides and
isy be safely recommended ss the most reliable
gule rough the Of testimony given in this import
ant case copyright viii he secured for this superior
report Il viii contain excellent Portraits Of Mr. and Mrs
Forrest; averham report # Tie opening and summing
up speeches of Counsel, the Judges charge, &c Sc
making the most complete edition before the public Or
ders from the trade and periodical dealers be ad
drossedto gTRINGER * TOWNSEND,
ms p No. 222 Broadway.
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PROPERTY at AUG

" ONh TIIIF ! NVI III I dL HUy-
4 TON ICfa Jan 1852 -EXECUTORS SALE OF
u LOIS BY order 81 ~ seaman, Et'cn.of oi 'no
estate of Dagd Seaman qiI Ne sD ~ pnbic Aueti"n Az
the Merchant ETefarFe 1c fkiDAf, Jan 10 Al ~
O'clock. BY A BLEECkER. - Lots, stnatsd On me
day between 3ls- AMI % - a1d on Lhs IN Az Do
tween sth ana 51tA-sf l11 IN DitD dnd lVlin sh 20
tween Gh and 7th-7ss A5. zoe rear lot - ths sonth
sise Of SD he's 3h ara IN avs y ieet "ldo ~
no ee 1sep on one le la1 100 feet sa tas osnei soc
Also the brick front House 20 i5i Fofsih - ~ <lot
IS Also tie Frame Hruss NJ - staaoD-st, lot - DJ ~
Also the bIi = House IA Iet a., bf0O~ifh loi - O
II Also mo Frame nopss 10. a. IalfaaA-fi ~ Ssyn:
t u by a. TENS, per Gems the day 81 sAs 80 ps
conf an the Josh Ffh ahCn tae deeds vail De dspsieu
% per cent may remain bond and morts i.f W.
years al Ger cent Tie purchaser y pay ~, mo 'on
"a ,,o.gsre nd aiel tae ADCa9nsefs fee Mays maJ
he had al y Bsss 81 sso fa p4ftc liars Of the sale
f6Gts
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An Exquisite Tale for the Home Circle"
lkOME,. AND IT'S INFLUENCE

A6UME, MD II6 INF Do ENCE-A
Domestic Story for Mothers and Daughters The
above Work is Domestic Siery tina. must appeal to the
Home sympahes Of the reader Its characters are drawn
with marvellous delicacy, they happily contrasted
and present varied pleasing and highly interesting group
The story Of that character that while 1t enchans 'he
attention arouses feelings and enlsis the synpa.heS
il ,S pure and simple Home thoughts characters, inu-
snces ard scenes are wildly portrayed and 50 truthfuy
rendered thai they elevate and expand the mind and are
cul ted to enlist the her closer to those scenes ana
events that are the common everyday associates OF all
who en- 10Y the blessings Home Prce Cloth 62i cents
p per- 50 cents Published ~
BUNCE 4 BROTHER, No l3i Naszan-si, ~ T.
n2N. H. N SKINNER, No. 26j Greenwich.st.
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Sec0aG Elrol O.
4 tRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for JANU-
- ARA Second Etit,n oi GPAHANS MAGA-
llhE VIA he ready me trade by WeJnsst2 lith nst
D. consequence oi The lsia lf at Haits BultHgs. ph.
Cs 9. which DESTROYED number oi DCa 1l STEEL In
srYlugs and aQng others tAe first en-T3vlg IA tAa jan
uY number Of Graham the publisher wld le o. ged. ~
PFC Second Edition 81 substitute i1s TIE PIT tAWN ~
smother Steel f.a'o. L. al else hs Second Edition. VIII
- Ike tAe Illst
orders from the ,sis be Tegrai supplied, o1 and
.fer tho .lth lls;. GEO GRAHAM.
n3Jt NJ 13f ClesrnHf-st.. PM AIDE Qill.
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ENORREST DIVORCE CASE-Heraid

ENORREST DIVORCE CASE-Her0id
Edition. with portraits OF Mr asd Mrs. Forrest. The
ouls qccurofs and Tb0bk rGori Tn Ncv- York Herald
says
TIE FORREST DIVORCE CAsL.-The Forrest case will,
in all probability be terminated by ths day week As has
before been stated the trial being closed full report Of
the evidence and speeches Of counsel and charge Of the
Court, will he published by the Law Reporter of The Neo
York Hr0ld with portraits Of the parties in hecase An
other report has announced intended to be PUBLISH
ed but inasmuch the Court and the counsel on both
sides rely that made by The Herald Reporter and reler
20 as authentic 10 al questions OF disagreement, those
who desire an account that be relied Will not hes
tate which to select All parties gave the Law Reporter Of
The Hrad credit for the accuracy and fidelity and Impair
tiaiy of b S report
All orders must be addressed 20
DEWITT y DAVENPORT, Publishers,
~ Tribune Bindings, Nassau ST.
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~ rbo rd.n Vale Homestead Building As

sociation will hole meeting on WEDNESDAY
EVEhING January H. 1852, at the meeting room corner
Of rlary sLd BROOKLYN, Il scO X - admit
members elect officers and adopt the Articles OF As
ne S' 9gH N"' THOs LESLIE, Sec. protein.
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ENGLISH PERIODICALS.-THE
4 4 LONDON ART JOURNAL for January, With
four splendid Steel Engravpss. ard q Wood Gus.
DICkENS'S HOUSEHOLD WORDS
PDNCHS ALMANAC
ILLUSTRATED 81 NDAN ALMANAC
FAMILY HERALD. LONDON JOURNAL. kEE-
NOlDS MISCELLANY &c &c
= luI supply "a tAe above luStrscelyed by
U4 IT, !. PERRY, NJ. 44 Broadway
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Waut employment.

<Vf'FkE VII - y FsF*'Ft'
4 ; CooK-Wanted,a situation by steady
N Woman. IS Cook. IN private family. Tia best Of
49, reference gwen Can be i5F two DAYS. Insure
- o. Broadway n toy and caaay sore IA IL
= CooK, Washer and irOaer. hy a re-
- sleetaole Enslish Woman. "a private lanlg--aD
- .OSeI. eofAer Has lOol reference. Address -
VI ~ az ms oaoe Can lie heard om ioT three la IL
, COOK, Washer and Ironer, by re-
spectacle Protestant suan Best q; 81 ~ r. fsrencs
Call al Nc. III CouTt-st., BrOakiva tf32r.
4 > good plain Cook, Washer and Ironer,
or TO do general houseWork by resuectsb. Young
GIL Has no % ect 70 a. 70 the county Ca lie
lcr tN. a.. AZ No. 10 ct IA 10
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NEW PRACTICAL Ell
1 I WOODS GRAIN TABLES-ShoNius fle value "
Bnshos and Pounds given nee from 10 CTS 90 - per
Dusifl l2n4o.
THE PRACTICAL NETAL-NORkERS ASSIST
ANl-Boins Guide o. the iTon-nasteT M0u1er. Found
o. Co1nermI-h BaIer, Irsn,h Wire w9rker, Electro
ger and every other y 1rkeg Metals aud Aiios b.
q lvsr Byme. 500 Eugras nrs. Hyo. -.
SCOlI X BYRNES GOTTEN SffNNEE-Il Illustrated
ir large WORKING Drwiugs $40. - SD
BNHNE'S PRACTICAL MODEL CALCULATOR
lEtN. tJct
.-l'1r sale By al baokse lcrs
HENRY CAREY BAIRD.
Successor 20 T. Carey. Publisher q Pracncai Books
. 5.s PAlaaslr hla.
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10 iIahnemann Academy Of Nediciue--rhe
thsAsASi Address of the tlteltat Df t4Sf p - Do
she @s;. Al i occ, PM Those interested ia tle cause
e. Homeopathy and use public generally. sgo Invited
a.t'nd. unas'I W'sIEwARi. NJ D. secretary
W Second Mcdaniel Building Mutual
Loan ana savings tnsusuuou,-Bu1 few months
can cal Their Own aud 50 uigsist aas bse is success,
man has own landlord
Ieioss As has Been gle above s'sy .e So,ad
NeVh1 IN, W perhaps, he mnsc - son a7y smulr So
'el Hal hes se ofcstarrci oT Dc os -tg~atages no.
IL VIII loan money 20 re- CEN. nor .,r, - .ha
amount advanced
4nuun al persons ao rrcer osy,re tsi, f-,,So
ior months. ~ more "a vance lAus sanaea d5ube
dtLe piosiS rctsV-s a. EN- % 'rroN money III ;he
sarPsss Of oandi9S g. q. bee rs.s.se v oc more
A persoa who Wa fourteen cents ta.5 there
rct one person WI cannot cu N -hs SAce. secure
few years snail capital ,lt.l WIN waica he can
establish himself "a o0se'ss ,1 tARs -aAisFe a.s oWa N
Gsqstdsnce.
Who members 81 otasT Beltns Associations and who
lave Deserved IL advantages tp u4l4se4s
he entrance fee Will be - cents ~ sh"'e M'a'hy
9!msnts, s. Value 81 sa.b snare 80.
lstca and Gentemen 0eSrSos oi f'a-As can cave
PECARE \ SMITH cor Ceai,r aaa Hes.es-.1'.
BARNARD 4 PARSONS. Ne. 70 Nal s.,
G NELLlS, No ~ Bgoaewsy
p w. GILIEY, Ne. lgb Bowey,
EACH MALKER, cor Hes'eTand <, ils1 th-sis
public meeting sul he h.ld ar the al nS.ioa = ne
asI,ssrs "a THURSDAY EVENING next jan y, ~
oc.ek p NJ. At N. Chatham square. where we o''
Ntln
~ The Western Farm and Village Assoeia-
Nm nee a. Chatham dsll, head Of Chatham Gaie IN
.iefs Of great interest connected with the West sfc
sSed TO Be brought before the Association. AL the
fHos, AiIgS, secr,,sry Wv JWm'
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rhe Second New-Yorks Binding A :; o%i5.

"a The second ~ , ,nss. Of sd1S;.
ing articles a. association and ecins officers On Til rs
DAY EVENING, Jan Il, at o'clock, at Chatham hals'
Addresses nav be expected number Of gsaIemen no
viii erpan the object and opeTaOns Of Building Ass'cia
tons Books OF subscrip IONS are now open a. the once OF
Norrn william 81, and - MesgE. WAkEmAN "a /.
TINGS. No. 80 Eulton-st. jlE - -
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A 5 SEAMsTREss, by respectable French
"a Girl Is an excellent dress maker, can cut and make
chdIens clothes Of any kind. Good references gwen
Apply for two days ri No. II Bdgest. between hte-
haIl and BTCad-sis. 80
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AS PREssMAN, by competent Man who
~ produce the best Of reference Has no objection
to Going 10 the country Address J. D. this Office ~
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VALENTINES VALENTINES =
VALENTINES FISHER Y BROTHER calls
Pa attention of dealers and fls trade III general % ther
and splendid assortment or aienfues Tor hrs year.
Ir thc satisfaction they have heretofore the trade
he public they tee confident that tnslr e1ert9Rs tss
exceed ans Of their icrmer elJrls Dealers and
I'D requested % as cal before purchasing
ewAsre AL orders. with Tsn.ttances from 81 % 100.
promptly ard faithfully S.teried 20 y addressing
FISHER BEO OTHER No - Chzehanl-st
&c 6'N&stNs Established IL 1884 NEWTON.
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Boarding.

pOOMS.-A suit of Rooms can be OBJ
tanned with full or partial Board at No wayssy-
ace. Also, one two single Rooms. References eI-
changed ia 3tW rh&S'
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As WET Muse; by very respectable {;
mix Has good city refere ace and vii Ing TO make her
sell generally useful. Call at No 223 Bowey ia IT,
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As Cook. by respectable Yonng
y yyonan Css COOK wash and iron o. Do chl -n-r
-sork Gsoo sty Iefsreoes eau be given App, a 10
Chu,iepheT-tt -
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~ American institute.-A Special Meeting OF ~
Ansrican Institute will be held on THURSDAY EVE
MING 18th INST. az n O'Clock, at aus rooms NO 81
10 ItS HENRY MElGs Rec. Secretary.