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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAHtsH OELE.Ss, Ciycf New Orleans.
Ne rememberei That on the 18th Of January 1883 before the
abscrtr,A Justice Of the Peace person
Oy appeared Alexander Hrethr lanoa IT, Wheeler
Of the Home Nutua
duly according law,
and Transcript
'omIany A. BROTHER President
JANEs x WnKEIER Secretary.
sont and subscribed before th the Igrsry
c. V, JpsTE, Second Jlsice Of The
o Par huf Orleans
If The Board OF Trustees DIVIDEND
cent the earned premiums Company ending
December 81 1852 Tor Which scrip certificates viii be-
.he Let March
The Company continues to insure the prs Or Tie Rivers
and loss damage by ire, the premium office
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, Fres.ieut.
John RS ice prpslIr
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/ PLASTERS.
sherman sPoor Mans
Allebas. oor Mana
Aliebass diaRubbef BReh
The linpfo, ed Poor Msn'st
low Davidson Hebrew,
rster's Vegetable,
lKnNpp'A Indian, ....
wh,ts'a Machine Sprlad 5lDrE''
ening,
Whlins'sstrsngsheu.ug,
/ Eitd's Imperial,
lieffick's Royal,
LlSINENTs,
Bntlor's Bone and Fever,
Bartnr'a Lotion,
nayis's Horfs,
IiVntis, Hayes, Sclans', llerH,
TOOTH pASTES.
sherman's Compound Ortis Io"'N,
.Thomps1n's Aromatic Tooth.
Ignga's Tooihachs,
LOXENG rs.
shcrmgu's Cough, Worm CAmrh'
Chins's Worm,
Wainr's congn
nROpo
qp!omon O. .ootGsr %,
nrr,n u'E lo9taBthe,i
W,IlInmuh To .aaghe,l
MISCELLANEOUS,
Thprn's Extract, ..-
Nmer'u Atcanlm Extract,
CAftsT'a NpAr 'ah 1ittLus
Iather's Kausl,
sim. h lldrtp Cprd.l,
rghn'a u thoutrpue,
.DGsoui' lddmu raai0t7s0'.
Hta.y " a',
Mira. flayr'1 fhFeHtety Cordial,
Ctllsn' trHIale Specie,
.CuIl.nin In Iau Vegetable ks0s
lHaWana's Magic Lallnt.
6oll's Amy ilhelu.o.
DAytE's Depau'f EItfart
JnynH's Allarat ge,
Jlyu-'s Hair B.~,
Il.yne'6 CUnmgp 20,
Row a!i's CaTiuIua.Fc,
Haln coirmba,
rpbam's Pile E's-taary,
lonrs's Cbeuic4l Snp,
Cua,pton'H B,laau,
Thamtsaa'a Eye Water,
Ira lisys'8 rye WHsf,
Peru nuvsh HuD hf.'uf,
Jorrs'l H,u lrstor Sc,
1ours'B i.illy Waitr-
se4's Hl.. kassoraNrs
Soda Powders, Cuier ....
I1i IN fun,
t'HrsJlMr bsin,
Balm afa load
RrHg'a iitr clfirg tl1',
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TGorHACHE IN ONE sEcosD,
gtff sssP.snF si E4ssS H %sgFss
sast #ls@h7 i F FUN SMIS SG2ss,
Gs 40 Sr f i cholera MShS5 bYsaS
pa hAbwRYs Es4nY Relief SIC saa
siCK HEADACHE
aAp%AFs REAPY RELIEF MI sIof rug MOST DIS,
attacks It weaoo eal rsauaeh, nruasoshs
''''''-' ''''' = ''' PREVENTION.
Is m I'D 9s5sss e ~ r.
IN BATHING
i,si, Seh anl rears va.s NJ Face Hands ot Ne
,a3 M @ @ p ssu r. ne s"ahhy
Ali. BOWEL. C0MPJSIyFS
2l4RRaEA pYSENrgRY, BLOODY - tx eHutaaA MoEaUs,
The d.saag lsbas- viii apoadi!
NEURALGIA
rz ~ s ~ r Ly9gt%74g
qs' als P"E PAN ss T.
aors eparng = thoiesnis u Ne sty
& III sS 81 READY RELIEF s sS ', 1
10y and Ia ' .ss syys
RHEUMATISM
sApwAYs sEAbY BELIEF vstcr 5serr.,sta.
nar c2otrs q es'' gg y ona'ie .o.
as Ne oi RAr%SYs 1EApy RElieF iat. H. ,1st6 az
5oaN's ID & yo nr5 hoareis IN .as
United f t'f
@ aDqAt eA6g GfEr. tsr n, 81 rl2' t's ' s
CHILL EVER.
cFL,Ls STOPPED ~ 4 EsH 4LyUTEs--FaES EELiEVED
aArwAYs READY RELIES ss'slt aesatra 10 a.a..so.chl,
, ,a1 \ IG, W. Ch ] o.
PAINS or ALL Nh. kINDs .,,..
e.. Pi1,sgIly JAY = READY @ELi.F b g
~ yo3 ~ icy y you sve pae n ~ 9,q.sg
yTADY mn tEF aksue5rf Internally Led ttgrasiy WIN
RADwNy a Co. IS saI..s street, n. Tofs.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
W Gnnr AssaAwhl will aap'2 asa'sa 80 asa'.
rR1cx:
[ 4HSii=H 9orTss e
M sc soRsis56N il Siasp,ac Stree. iud BY
~ ~ 4 49, sibws7s nsAo7ReEF. mprrlvAw
EoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
s' ,ae sas q ;hcaasuds, aad d935 eoaoauen.o
iora. 4H4 ne world confined ID "a puts . " t@ass
utajng b srnst5 q IL tines :. as.9 par ID sarsnPsra
fales-sl re- eq''l,, q a s2,..e'!o IS ,,..s.,,.
qa.s and properly fqa's was r. oqy ' ara'sa 2I 81, :sa,S
~, 15S BtLa FLriD ExTRacf oY sAFsAfARiII ' s
Il ia srtug,a 16a purchased IL
ho eSgne:sa's, aad lie 0sarebe,ag
lar'spay, 4eesen. ne rr.aea = sv.rao..gr ,,lo'H
Sr'asa' curative as'as IL s t5s Sa2 2 f T2,t
lhr"l stt' !ytEaa' solsa Disc ttaaspist q BeLsa',
~ a, 2oeqra t,s al, Of sas cogpoe9t Flss
-5ai5. 1iiat a Il tt & ~le,i n, 81. tati2d5s5i af 'a
NY d. la nras1' ,ss..caa lysiaa. a.ad1 call
DIV vaat .ss4sr, jleoa.er .aI aavrosa. s4Ir sar
@oNDtt u Ttis i,..3th. ...-.
A. 49, s-a' -, /, ~ >, .gfe nom 2,k nv.
.,-,asea, ssIisssia,s,i.is:
y.J.. a-se-n..;.g, NEG
iana .sl gt-Trrss y isyrs1t 70 arH' iy'asz.
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EET K F FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR, cures
~ CONSUMPTION Of 0e Liver and Lungs M,,epais Ghoe
iorhus; and Fever c1tsn rem q TO u eu
reueta se elect 'ouorll re- nj aud eI -
Tfr7l ttass Hll ktts,
Vans ltis IL he Bones Whe ugs Kug Evil GraSyt pains
back cold and feet, together with MI ihV
q. dis 4ri single ladies' art children Ny
the ni7 aGg experience and practice
~ capable ot curing dseae tnAt nave Hecn cu
'4sass by celebrated tl1eiors .---., -,
oirs. 23 ttsLNtltNAN bihEEIi lnlrd
! --I s0r'.s ret
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

NgRNiFUGE5.
Wlner'n Canadian,
y. A. Fahnc1iork's,
Buain's,
Esileys,
Jaynes,
Challon'i.
RAgsAPARlLLAs.
~, Towuyaul's,
Hail-g'a,
EauIE'7,
W,rkpc7's,
BrE.1l'e,
Womb,
Hall'f.
PitIN.
-hickr,r'aS4.lt -cor,sa FurEs.i7
Paris LIE,
Nudutt'n lIiH,
WrgHts ludiau Nesetsblo,
BrsuGteth's Vegetable taiyrr'Nl,
Norr.son's llygaian,
Lro's New London,
8oorrr's,
An l=r1ln's,
Wisar's Gentle Plfgattvs,
th'aa'd 2 Anu h'll'ls N7ANYt
SSagur's sentative,
hrrr.rh's su Enr-rpatei
Shpp'nE.on'A ftNtf ana H"Sas
tCvtI' F bhyJmAt.
tJae euHre
Ienee''s W 'a",e'
W tasr'H I1hEio'u'lt'
Persian
AllebaHla fealih,
hliClahlf' A-#r,
Lyana' Ihsmor'l'i
NAnliE's AIT hi'.aus,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
lfice Home Mutual Insurance Company

OF NEW ORLEANS. SO 80 o.
tT- The following statement OF the af
airs Of this company published in
inrmity with the requirements OF their ASssys.A<y
Amoun,o policies issued for,he enng Dec
OF Premiums II
lVet frrhiufla lN1s3 IS
TcalPtcmiums tljS9OI 80
Premiums risks not terminated (cryed s3eS3 So 95S 81
Earned Premiums for the .ssss9ss 10
Paid during the same period for Losses,
for Marine L0ssoa. 9,h3I 10
tl$S,g66
Amount reinsurance and expenses, less interest,
Net earned profits for he year ending Dec 81 tes3
The company have the following assets, go
ellis vnte, being subscription
5hls receivable at short time
hie for premiums, OF colerin
assn on iflh 2Gl@J
Total amount Of asso a.
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% vmt7Ypat wed sa-v
"" ? lHe'tor cr me PUb'i- e-'=-
lGt and rtspCBti1liitv.

to,niybto, r,,-. IT,, fHLsptlfHIs, prem5 70
85 ,bet n, r. rFnon r-modes, Hrch rar-. ne
sul taI renewed ne N adrs, and
Sul.a me; Aly mother, WHO'S tr7gtled with d st,-
1l - oeen regularly taking luisand parrror b, h,
sI oI r." days past, and 5lyr cau
THOMAS MiLLAR. Al asc,4.,.s, -
~ Sold wholesale and retail by IN. GspsraI -. =
and West, J. WRIGHT co ISL CbaTt,e q y, tes
Whore all nrlsr sr,uri,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

TL'a Train Le,ses Cutunau a. l. O'Clock D. Ma comm , s
!'hcIaush Win Oho stage Company Lima 10 Ch 7f ~
ton ETC. ~ 100
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Anew ADVERTISEMENT every body
" RSkDIT.

Anew ADVERTISEMENT every body
" REkDIT.
NO i.
r R. R.
RdDJPfYfS READY RELIEF
ls THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED N HI
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW StCuNlla. -,
will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS N FIVE MNuTts o.
ts and will the most obstinate aud painful kEu MAJ
NERVOUS, NEURALGC md BILIOUS COMPLAINTS IN Fe"
ioURs,
fNTERNALAED EXTERNAL
ueveTn giving instant TO the most tormentng spd
Using PAINS.
70 THE SICK AND pAIN-sUFFBRING OF NEW
0RLEABS.
IL who entering with either following complaints yet
vlca JOHN WRlGHflBl CHARITIES STREET anl make M
-ial RAILWAYS READY thstr Will
"REE YOU FROM PAIN IN FROM THREE To FIVE INuTFe,
1T HAS CURED
~ HiTH9Y CI6EF OFT ar 4 HFNBGEp,
AHEUAiATi8H IN FOUR HOURS,
NEURALGIA IN ONE HOUR
GROUP IN TEN MINUTES,
piARRiltEh IN FIFTEEN MlNUiEs
TuOTHACtiE IN ONE SECOND.
BPASN IN FIVE aHNUTkg.
CRAMPS IN FIVE MINUTES.
BlCB HEADACHE IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
CHILL. FEVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.
CHlLuBLAlNs IN FIVE MINUTES
BORE THROAT IN FOUR MINUTES.
INFLUENZA IN OSE HOUR
SPINAL ANTS, ETIFE JOINTS STRAINS, BREI3LF
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80 N. - ENILRE.

Tho s~Yur or VIA Cherry yag ats it7a.e
7 sr'n1 r-s o.
Ahr n grtisusa u hlt ia- 30 aelu ~ sst
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~ The following Btaiom II
dr, MllIaF has been f31 ssg ri "
md has held EariousOltUsof honor
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CHAMPAGNE-12O baskets Grape Leaf

" pints quarts
ANCHUVIESl5 each % sAe 10 close e1ngHvnti
ABsYNTH-50c cases, in store
MADEIRA WINE-ID eighth casks, 4. T. luHioFj
SHERRY WINE-sQ quarters aud o. ocavesi
DkAiJOHSS, ASSORTED sues,
ClGARS-sg0,0UV, various brands,
soTILEs-isO sross Porter and Msiea Bottles Or sas y
"sssst S. WOLFF, % Camp street.
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&C. The Postage to Aspinwa and Panama direct Is 10
cents single rate and cents each newspaper. and to
the Sandwich Islands. Australia. Van Demans Land
and China, IVA San Francisco) is, on each single let
ter, 8 cents, payable in advance.
L. The single letter to California and Oregon is
cents pre- paid or 10 cents unpaid. On newspapers
etc. etc, the domestic rates apply.
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TINTJAT-
tEE ltan - tsttnrr EAprrs leAyts IN o.ari a.
' hE Hi t'1Or Wh 7hp sud Pgansy Railroad to pit-s
m rtanseths with Punsylysala Raro4l to rh.al IF IA 81
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lection INSURANCE co. OF NASHVILLE, Tom.
~ TAsCompsny will Insure Principle 5l.e Msr.
andse etc. against Loss DANGER b FIRE
AND ERS. "
EP All Peons having property lnEtuop
nAe- &c participation pro5 Ea liability
Polynesian., 1853-02-26
Rich Beggars.

Everybody has heard Of miserable, squal-
id creatures, who have left large fortunes be-
hind them, which were acquired by street
begging In Paris and London such cir
Icumstances are not at all unusual. A re-
cent writer gives Photographic report Of
dialogue between two beggars in Dublin,
which is very amusing:
Good-morrow to you, Mrs. Fogarty,
reaching a snuf-box to offer pinch.
"Then good-morrow kindly, Judy.
hope see you well this morning"
$50, Mrs. Fogarty, you married your
daughter?
81 did, indeed, praise be to goodness"
"Did she get good match'"
"Faix, thin, tits herself that did; didn't
she get blind Darby Driscol. q the DYKE,
that makes more money than any three beg
gars in Cork! "
"Im delighted to hear it, Mrs. Fogarty, !
assure you-that the world may wonder at
the luck they'll have. Did you give her any
fortune!"
"Any fortune, is it, All, thin, now,
Judy, is it afther insultin' me you'd be sure,
you know in your heart, that a child o mine
was never married without it; didn't give
her the best side of Patrick street, which, If
well begged, is worth seven and sixPence
week."
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

LYING-Let it always be borne in mind
that he who knowingly utters what is false,
tells lie, and lie, white or any other coll
or, is a violation Of the divine command
And let us remember that there is no vice
which more easily than this stupeies mans
conscience. He who tells lies frequently,
will soon become an habitual liar; and ha-
btual liar will soon lose the power of readi-
ly distinguishing between the conceptions of
the Imaginatons and recolections of his
memory. have known few who seemed
to have arrived at this most deplorable moral
condition Let every one, therefore, beware
of the most distant approaches of this most
detestibIe vice. A volume might easily be
written on the miseries and loss Of character
which has grown out of a single lie; and an
other volume of illustrations Of the moral
power which men have gained by means Of
no other prominent attribute than that OF
bold unshrnking veracity.-Dr. Wayland.
Polynesian., 1853-02-26
An Office Seeker.

A man writing from Washington at the
coming in Of our late National Magistrate.
gave this graphic sketch Of a Sucker
office seeker:
One fellow came here from Illinois, and
was introduced to wag, who, he was told,
had "great influence at court" and who,
although destitute Of any such pretensions,
kept up the delusion for the sake of the joke.
The " Sucker" addressed the man of influ-
ence something in this wise,
Now, stranger, look at them papers,
Them names is the first in our whole town.
There's Deacon Styles-there amt nc pious-
er man IN all the country; and then there's
Rogers, our shoemaker-he made them
boots got on, and better pair never tramp
ed over these diggins. You wouldn't think
them soles had walked over more than three
hundred miles of Hoosier mud, but they her,
though, and are sound yet. Everybody in
our town knows John Rogers Just you go
TO Illinois. and ak about me. You'll find
how stand. Then you ask Jim Turner,
our constable-he knows me; ask him what
did iSr the party. He'll tell you | was
screamer at the Polls--no,hing else. Now,
I've come all the way from Illinois, and a.
foot, too, most of the way, to see if can
have justice. They even told me to take
town-office to hum! but must have some-
thing that pays aforehand-such as them
char-gees, as they call 'em. ] haint got
only seven dollars left, and can't wait
Jist git me one o them char-gees, will ye!
Them'll do. Tell the old man how it is;
he'll do it. Fact is, he must! I've airnt the
office, and no mistake!"
Doubtless he had T" airnt it, few persons
who go to Washington and wod for an office,
but earn their office, whether they obtain it
Dr. not.
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

SrocK SPEcULATIoN-The Philadelphia Led
ger of December 1S, has the following =
"We were yesterday told of case Of person
who, a few weeks ago. started with only S4OO. he
engaged broker to buy for him four hundred
shares of one of the fancies, depositing with him
one dollar per share as a margin The stock adj
vanc d rapidly he sold out, and appropriated the
profit as a margin for a much larger line. Inc
stock continued to advance; ne again sold, ana
again applied all the profits as margin tor snu
larger line, and so on until he Gas realized from
his small beginning, $4,000. He now paases
in his speculations, and if he will only tale the
advice Of a sensible broker, to take the nns car
that leaves the city, and not stop until he reaches
q point where stocks are never mentioned, he may
hold and enjoy his gains; but so long as he stops
IN the vicinity of the stock exchange he 10 most
prominent candidate for bankruptcy"
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

A DISTANT PRosPEcT-One day, Doctor,
Wolcott, DIETER known as Peter Pindar, y
when eighty years of age, asked me if |
knew Betsy Cranch On demanding an ex-
planation he replied, sAn old sweetheart Of
mine, who dismissed me with the most COM
Portable assurance that man in love ever
received" Expressing my ignorance Of
who the lady was, the poet said: "Ah! you
were not born then. forgot. She mar
ried John Vivian. She was sweet crea-
ture. Betsy said ], will you take me for
better or worse?' Impossible, doctor, un-
less you will wait; am six deep already. :"
Gurus Redding.
Polynesian., 1853-02-26
Qbe polpnesia1l.

Progress Of Telegraphs.
We give below an interesting Summary {
the present state Of the electric telegrap
enterprise, prepared by j. C. G. Kennedy
Superintendent Of the Census ia the Unite
States.
The telegraph system is carried to create
extent in the United States than any othe
part of the world; and the numerous line
now in full operation form network owe
the length and breadth Of the land The
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

uOW LANDING from Ship Charles. and for
sale by CASTLE & COOKE,
900 feet planed No. pine boards, 10000 feet
No. 2; 5000 feet do. No. clear; 1900 feet do.
). clear plank; $50 extra shaved cedar shingles
Purchasers taking the above lumber from the
arf can have it carted to their yards without cost
tf25.
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

fr The steamer Clarence. built at Liv-
erpool last summer, at a cost, including ex-
penses to the Colonies, of fl2,O 900 was sold
at auction at Sydney for go, $50. There
were sixsbidders at f26, 900. The Sydney
Herald says, "Whh this competition Tor
steamships at Sydney, English capitalists.
who are at all excited by our gold news, will
not be long in deciding where they will find
the richest diggings. There is nothing like
sfeamn
Polynesian., 1853-02-26
NEW AND CHOICE PERFUMERY.

'TUST RECEIVED ex brig Moctezuma, choice
y assortment Of perfumes and Extracts, among
khich are, Eau de Cologne, Eau de Lavender, Aqua
florida
The attention of the public is respectfully solicited
the above which are Of superior quality and war
hnted genuine from the manufacturers in Pans.
or sale by S. PORTER FohD:
Hon Dec. Is, lS52-32-H Kaahumanu St
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

RON HU2DLES.-Several parties having made
inquiries for Iron Hurdles, the undersigned VIII
7 glad to order from England any number required,
: be delivered here at cost and charges, and the
sual Commission ON such a transaction.
AS ne expects vessel out next fall, those parties
no give in their orders Immediately, say In time
f the frst mail, may get them out by that convey
nve,y information respecting the probable cost laa
Jan. 2s-tf-sa
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

DELICIOUS NOTICES.-services in the En-
III glish language at the bethel, at IL o'clock,
/. NJ and at half past in the evening
Also service in the native churches, at half past
i A. NJ aud at p. NJ, every sabbath. Seats tree,
The public invited to attend. rs
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

NOR SALE.-Two Dwelling Houses, each con-
tanning rooms, detached Cook House. and en-
osed yard, situated in Roberts Row, King street.
tile fee simple Price $500 each, which is less than
af the first cost. Apply to SAMUEL JOHNSON
? the premises.
Honolulu. Dec. Is, lS52-tf-34
Polynesian., 1853-02-26
Real Estate for Sale,
By PRIVATE CoNrRAcT

- THE following valuable and extensive prop
critics viii be sold without reserve, by the
bscriber.
f.or L-An those well fenced lands and premises
fuate ut Kuia Kahua, adjoining Honolulu, on
,hich the subscriber now resides and on which are
|ected extensive and commodious dwellings and
kthouses. The well known salubrity of the situa-
pn and its proximity to Honolulu, render these
kemises q most desirable investment. They are
eld m fee simple by Royal Patent.
LoT 2-Containing 36 4s-l00 acres, situate at
Fanos Valley, comprising quantity of Kula and
[ale Land.
Lor s.-Containing s sl-lOo acres of Kula land,
kuate at Eva, and called Kaihuokapuaa.
Lor H-Containing 3-l00 acres, consisting of
|sro patches and fish ponds, situate at Eva, and
bown by the name of Kanupoo.
Lcr 5.-Containing "a acres Kalo land and
IA acres Kula land, situate at Eva and called
|uukapu.
B Ulumalu, in the district of Eva.
LOT 7.-Containing 2 35- 100 acres of Kalo land
Id $40 acre Kula land, situate at Eva and called
kalaulele, Lihue.
Lor s.-Containing about 76 acres at Eva. called
Caipahu, this lot comprises fish ponds, and a
nautity of Kula and Kaio land.
LOT 9.-Situate at Eva, called Paiwa, containing
acres Kalo land and fish ponds, measuring |
l4-I00 acres.
Lor lo-Situate at Koolau, called Maunawili, con-
lining $40 acres of first rate Kula Land 200 acres of
hich is covered with Ri trees.
LOT ll.-Adjoining lot 10, called kulapuaa, con-
lining about 100 acres Kula land.
Also, The unexpired lease, as years) of l36 acres
nd at Waikiki called kaneloa-
ALso the splendid and well known schooner
esKALUNA."
All the foregoing properties viii be peremptorily
kposed Of BY order of the Trustees
WM. JARRETT. |
For particulars of title &c, apply to
a J. MONTGOMERY, Solicitor.
Honolulu, Oct. IA, IS52-tf-29
Polynesian., 1853-02-26
TOBACCO.

STOTICE.-Dr. S. Porter Ford would inform his
friends and the public, that his only office is on
aahumanu street. next door below Messrs. Coady
Co,-the connection heretofore existing between
!. Lathrop and himself having been dissolved.
Particular attention given to diseases of the Eye
a Ear. Nov. 3, tf-26
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

lust RECEIVED by the undersigned, choice
! assortment of yEWELRY, Sc.
fa2 D. n. FLITNER.
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

SHERRY WINE, GIN, &c...2o cases very
y superior Sherry Wine, 80 do Holland Gin, 20
BIS Ale, so NJ Manila Cigars. for sale by
| Oct. aa. l85a-tf-24 ]. C. SPALDING.
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

8OOPERAGE-J. A. Burdick having aken th
stand formerly oc upied by C. H. Marshall,
kt door above b. F. Snow, will continue to carry
the cooper's business in all its branches at the
love mentioned place, where he hopes that those
his friends who have hitherto afforded him lib
al patronage will not fail to give him call
NJ B. 500 bbls water casks on hand and for sale
liberal terms 2-ly
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

nINE APPLE CHEESE....Cases of Pine
Apple and hhds. of Goshen Cheese, for sale,
heap by J. c. SPALDING.
Oct. %, tf-24
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

n hUTFITS...A complete assortment of Whale
u mems Stops. and outfits, for sale by
J. C. SPALDlNG.
Honolulu, Oct %. 1s52-tf-24
Polynesian., 1853-02-26

The New York Observer says Mrs. Pierce, the
wife of the President elect is one OF the most ao
complished ladies' of America, and one who will
reflect honor upon her station az the mistress OF
the national mansion. Her earnest religious char
acter and elegant manners will exert their appro-
prate influence in Washington,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
COUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND

~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION -In pursuance OF q
trust deed executed to the subscribers by Lawrence
Lotter ESQ., TO secure the payment of several nego-
liable notes drawn by esd Lotter. for the purchase
money of land hereinafter described; which deed
hears date the 9th of May 1853 and IL Of record in
to sale on the premises FRIDAY, the 23rd day of
SEPTEMBER, 1853 at II o'clock, A. NJ, that TRACT
Of LAM lying in the county Of Henrico, near the
city OF Richmond. being part of Mount Erin tract,
CONTAINING seven acres aud 864 1000 of an acre
IEkhs-tash az to so much az win satisfy expenses
OF executing this trust and sl02067 cents on credit
until 9TH November 1853 to $780, on further cred
it until Stn May 1854 as to S5e on further credit
until 9th May, 1854, to $780, on further credit
until 9th May, 1854 as to 81 SIS: on rter credit
until 9Th November, 1854, as 10 $50: on further
credit as to - 500. until 9th November 1854: on
credit to SIS, until 9th May 1855 ard on credit as
TO g 800 until 9th May 1355-and If after satisfying
these several sums such credit as said L. Loffier
direct, in the of his ailinr TO rive anv
direction. on credit until the said 9Th Nav 1885,
The title to the property is believed to be perfect
but conveying as trustees shall convey with the
usual special warranty The credit are tn
JOHN HOWARD.
ALEXANDER III. SANDS, Trustees
1t has been represented TO that the property ad
vertised for sale is improved by fine three story
brick dwelling house, with large and handsome MORT,
Goes on either sidethat the dwelling is in thorough
repair and has all the modern improvements for con-
venience and comfort. There is large and valuable
garden Immediately in front of the house. beautiful
" arranged and Astounding in flowers and eyergreens
of every description.
The out buildings consist of servants houses stable
granary, &C. all of brick, and in good repair; Also
two spacious ice houses II. l. S.
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