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IA Treatise on Perspective for beginner sim.
pihed for the use of juvenile students and ANA.
teurs 10 architecture, painting, sc; also adapted
for schools aud private instructors, fourth edition.
revised and enlarged, by George Payne artist
eighty-siI illustrations IS cents.
Rudments of the Art Of Building, in five sec.
tons, viz |. General principles oil construction ;
2. Materials used in bnilding; g. Strength of ma.
tcrials; A. Use OF materials; 5. Working drawings,
specifications, and estimates, illustrated with III
woodcuts, by Edward Dobson, author OF the Rail
ways Of Belgium, &c.
Elements of Mechanism, Calculating tn. scien-
tihc principles of the practical construction OF
machines, for the use of schools and students in
mechanical engineering, with numerous speci-
mems OF modern machines remarkable for their
utility and ingenuity, illustrated with 243 cngrsv-
lngs, by I. Baker, author of Railway Engineering,
&c.
Just received, and for sale al the Bookstore OF
X FARNHAM, corner Of llth street and Penn.
sYlvanis avenue.
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M II w II y " = y FNFs~ENTNs-W, "
IN GAIT IL BRO. will open this day magnif.
cent assortment Of Watches Jewelry Silver Ware,
and Fancy Goods, suitable for presents TO which
they invite the attention OF purchasers
M w. GAIT 81 BROTHER
Jan 3-3t Penn. av, betw. 9th and 10Th 4 /.
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FAHItI1 BUUT ANU SHUE STOKF.
NTHITE SATIN AND KID BOOTS
w and Slippers. Just received a general as.
sortment ofthe above; workmanship aud maicria.
OF the best.
Also an elegant supply OF Toilet Slipper, EN-.
bracing the French embodied Wilton, and Vel
vet GEO. BURNS
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining Patterson's Drug Store
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~ ENTS SCARFS. TIES, CRAVAT-. &C.
VI Every variety Of size, style, and shape OF
new and desirable Scaris, Napoleon Ties, Cra-
watts, &c, Of late importation, aud at moderate
prices, at STEVENS'S
Dec 7-3tif Salesroom Browns Hotel
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VNHE YOUTH OF MADAME DE LON
IL guevillc new Revelations OF Court and
Convent in the seventeenth century, from the
French Of Victor Cousin, by +. W. RECORD
Faggots for the Fireside, 6r Facts and Fancy,
by Peter Farley.
Just received and for sale by
Nov ~ r. FARNUAM
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NOVELTIES, Inventions, and Curiosities
IN in Arts and Manufactures.-Price so cents
Gays Fables profusely illustrated.
The Ladies and Gentlemens Letter Writer.
Shooting, by r. Blakey.
Just imported from England by
TAYLOR 81 MAURY,
Oct Is Bookstore near 9th II.
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Mar IN
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
No. III

the part of the VENDOR TO the extent that the bill Is
what it Is believed by the parties TO be- genuine
bill; that the signature Of the drawer is genuine
and not forgery, and that il they were satisfied,
from the evidence presented on behalf of the plai
tf that tho bill which he had received from The
defendant was forged document, it was therefore
Vaueess, and unless il appeared that the plaintiff
had taken upon himself all risk to ia not being
genuine, at the time he received it, ne entitled
to recover back the consideration which he gave for
IT. together with interest, from the date of demand
made on defendant, or If no demand had been PROV
ed, from the date the action was brought.
Verdict for Plaintiff for the sum of 5000
c. G. Harris, Esq. for Plaintiff.
A. B. Bates, Esq. for Defendant.
Q. IL Nicholson, vs.. komoiSiehEaiE - This was
an action of assumpst. involving accounts of sew
eral years standing, and was referred, BY Consent
Of parties, to the decision Of Judge Robertson at
chambers.
A. B. Bates, Esq. for Plaintiff
J. D. Blair, ESQ. for Defendant.
Makuahine IS. Edlcard r Coffin Action for dam
ages, for assault and battery. The facts and ar
guRents in this case were interesting, but too
lengthy 10 be reported. Verdict for Plaintiff,
800.
J. D. Blair & D. K Kasnwsi, Esqrs. for 3iain-
tiff
A. B. Bates. Esq for Defendant
Male, vs.. Eahoohaaohano-Th was an action
of the denomination known to the profession as
horse cases" Verdict for the Plaintiff, Sl64 so.
J. ". Z. Maikai, Esq. for Plaintiff.
d. K. Kaauwai, Esq. for Defendant.
Koreeieeie VS.. Kuhia.-Same as the last. Yer
dict for the Plaintiff, $50. -
J. L. Naiili Esq. for Plaintiff.
4. P. Kaumaea Esq. for Defendant.
The calendar at this term was the largest ever
made up in the Supreme Court, comprising in ALL
about forty causes. Several of those which do
not sppear in our report settled out of court,
some abated on account of the death of parties,
others went by default for non-appearance Of the
defendants, and the rest were continued over to
the next term. The court adjourned on Saturday,
the 18th instant
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
CHE polpuesian.
The Grave ofthe slain.
81 MAJOR ooLnsKr.

Cold, desolate tomb!
That guari'st a warriors jrst,
Break not this decent gloom
With ma bust;
Or sculptured plume
Above thy sacred trust
Enough, that thou, lone grave,
To straggler near,
Point, thai what was the brave
Lies here.
Brief scroll be here;
To tell his aged Sire,
"Struck in his bold career
OF youthful FIRE.
Wresths on bis bier,
Thy lost one did expire"
Then shall his saGdened eye,
Glisten with pride.
That as the daring die,
He died.
And Mother lone,
BY thee thus be IL read
"Friends watched his latest r,osr,
And bloody bed
Not rudely thrown
Aside, his dying had"
SO shall she feel,
A mothers care,
S7lnost a mrther's zeal,
Was there.
A turfen mound
With one grey craven stone,
Tho wild grass weeping round,
And all o'ergrown,
No vulgar bound,
But night winds requiem mosa
On HIS last battle plain -
Then let him lie,
Where his bowed head was lain,
To die.
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
CooPERAG GE.
CuAs. II. BUTLER,

CuAS. III. BUTLER,
Cooper, Honolulu. Oahu, ;. L.
The undersigned will conue on the business Of
Ceooerinr in all branches, the old stand Tor
neriy occupied Swain 4 Butler. Particular stsen-
tion given Gsaging by Gunier -
n B,tIrr would lnfsrm his friends and the public,
thar he his >hop prompt snd immediate
all fhGir orders Ee would also hve men
10 es and examine his large stock Of Casks, Barrels,
Tubs, &c Bathing Tubs, &c, made 10 order. 81
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
NOTICE TO WHALE-SHIPS.

RUES>RS. Balm & BURrr, General Merchants
I'VE Ship and Commission Agents, residing at
Auckland New Zealand, hereby respectfully tender
their hest services for supplying ships with stores
and refreshments of every kind, for purchasing or
is,osing of oil. boRc Sc, for ccshiBg bills of ex-
change and generally orthe transaction Of siether
shipping and mercantile business
~ ForsaiIing directions and generalinfoTmatien on
relative to the port Of Auckland, MesSrs. Balm X
Burtt beg to refer commanders of whaie-ShipS aud
other vessels to their Circular of June, 1852,
copies OF which NAV be had application TO
Henry j. Holdsworth captain of the port Of Homo
lulu. and to the Consuls Ofshe United States. at
Lahaina, and HIlo.
Fanoiulu Nov 18th. 1859 -tf-2S
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
JAMES STEw ARD

D ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends. and the
IL Public generally, that he has constantly on
hand, a. his store, III Hotel ST. near the French DO
tel an assortment OF the best Groceries the market
affords, which he offers on liberal terms
- J. :. has also a large variety OF Cigars, Of
sH the fsyorite brands. OF which gentlemen are IN
vited % try the quality. t5-em'
Polynesian., 1855-07-21

I'm BOOTS AND SHOES.-Ar THE
BRICK SHOE SroKE.-JuSt received
6&1 So another lot OF those Custom MADE.
- comprising themOst extensive variety
of LIDILS',. CENTS, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
ever offered IN Honolulu, all OF which, quality
sidered, viii be sold cheap.
Also. Gents, BOYS Misses and Chidrens plain
and fancy HOSIERY, OF superior quality.
Shoe Findings, Pump Sole, Rigging, Harness, Brl-
die Band and Wash Leather.
Blacking Shoe brushes Leather Preseryative, Ia
superior article for boots, harnesses and carriage
tops.0 Meats foot oil, Sparring Gloves, &c.
y. B. Boots and Shoes made and repaired with
neatness and dispatch. and all work warranted by
23-tf J. IL. WOOD.
Polynesian., 1855-07-21

az ike voa." said gir! IN her s-r,or, .-aut
I cs5,t leave home; an wi5e~'s only daring;
90 husband can eqBai ny parent m kIndneSs-.-
= SIZE fs-kind,' replied the wooer; but 3e my
wife: we viii sll live together, AM see Il cent
Isaf vour Bt0fher -
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

"oNOLULU BREWERY MALT BEER
H The undersigned having established Brew
ery in Honolulu, Fort St, opposite the French
Hotel are now prepared to supply families, hotels,
boarding houses and bar rooms il kegs OF IN bottles
All orders will be punctually attended to. Cap
tains and passengers will be accommodated at the
shortest notice.
25-r ) ) BlSChOrf 10
Polynesian., 1855-07-21

NATANrED.-Iwo Journeyman Boot and Shoe
w Makers, to whom good wages and steady en-
ployment will be given. None but good workmen
need apply. 23-u J. IL. WOOD
Polynesian., 1855-07-21

Kxov,rnar-I envy no man that knows more
than myself bu, pity them that know iess.-lSir i.
Brown.
Polynesian., 1855-07-21

%TOBE SHORE. l.. FRANCONI x a. ME-
VT DAILIE King Street. Honolulu. Oahu,
General assortment OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Pro
visions, etc.
~ assortment General de Pr5ri5t0aS, Hajile0'sats
,,t;cls, De ,,s7.. Nourerl,tes etc. l-tf
Polynesian., 1855-07-21

ROBINSON Il RHODES,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Uines, Spirits and Cigars,
EAvE on hand large and well selected stock
II which they are enabled TO offer TO private fam
lies and the Trade generally, on very favorable
terms
MartelPs Pale BraRdy, in hhds
Do Dark do do
Otard, Dupuy & Co, in bbls.
Hollands Gin, in doz cases.
Duff Gordon Sherry, very hne, do
Topaz. do, straw color, do
Golden do do do
Madeira, 90
Champagne, Heidsick and other brands, do.
Laftte Clsret, do.
ST. Julien Claret do.
Old Port Wine do
Cherry Brandy, genuine.
Cherry Bounce.
Sauterne,
Scotch Whisky, (Campbells.j
Moncngahela,
Brandy.
Marzetti's Ale and Porter.
Bryant Davis Ale.
Barclays London Stout.
Baird's Ale. All in cases Of doz. each.
Ten gallon kegs of Brandy, Rum and Whisky, In
bond. for ships stores. l4-tf.
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
c. II. MARSHALL,
HENRY C. GRAHAM,
6cneT HouoIuiu. Oahu, s. l.

Successor 10 GRazAN LEws viii carry on the above oa
ness in all branches, the premises formerly
pied BY C. A. Fzner sail loft, where ne hoPes, y
close attention business, 70 merit shsre OF Rae''
ratronaEe-
Polynesian., 1855-07-21
i. A. BURDICK,

Cooper. Honolulu, Oahu =. l.,
Having taken formerly occupied ey W fneeh
Hotel 81, Mzunz Kes e. VIII eoaa0e 70 e2rry %
the coopers business all lis branches a. the sonve
mentioned place where he hopes that thoe oi ms
who have hitherto afforded hin liberal patronage VIII
-. ~ 70 rive hin cali " B. IS00 bhs water casks
hand nd for sale be raj terms.
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NHEKkAs lota oS Congress rn,
ucd "A rcsovtaon Explanatory of passed august id
eighteen hundiss and h four approved March . 1883 relating
10 the OK As Wtscoasa the ei OF which Is
sAa widt President
United sa<ss ninth
March uimo drecWd IN the SrsrF
OF on each eide OF he Portage a and the For rr
soa The aAAr Through wAlch including lands
fore Withdrawn wkheld gfant shall be- wiindra~n
ale o entry whatever uIti urnsr orders
NoricE therefore hereby thai said lands iuated here
nate. described have this day been Withdrawn from entry
accordingly 10
a,l,s dissrlc, of lands sas3sss sale Ar~AsA.i
NorA of As base tAe fourth yviuYa eria
Township u, N Wisconsin river
Townships la, 10, aud IA, OF range TO-
Township ~, of range H.
Townships "A. Is, IS, NJ, and is, Of range a.
Townships 70, 10, ~, aad fe, ef range 10.
Townshps ~, II, and 10, OF a. s.
TowDshaps IL, l6, 10, aud 10, Of range rs
townships 10, IS, a. 10, ~. W, and ~ ~ 40
Townships IS, 10, 1, ~ - ~ u, and ~, Of range H.
TOWNSHIPS. y, %, ~ =, g. y, sad ~ =. raes- 10
Townships al, -, 70. ma ~, Il range 30.
Townships "a, ~, asd "a, of fsssgr A. Ha@ sa
In the district Of LANDS subeea MiEsxAI foIr
Norn tae Kas u Ae Josr principal svsd.s".
Townships IA 10, IA, wseoasa
Of range ..
Of line, and Of fonrtA pyaeipa meyaan
Townships is and i6, Of range
Townships Is and l6, Of range9.
Townships Is and l6, OF range TO-
Townships Is, 49, and IL, OF III.
Given under hand the General Lasd Once the
Washington this third day Of April, A. d. 1855.
By order Of tho President
Commissioner Of General Land Once.
April 4-2aw6w lint and StarJ
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No. 534
NOTICE The abish.ncn Of an mddttionaI land



NOTICE the abiishlnent OF a IA additional land
IN district in the State OF Caifornia.
Congress, approved
March g. 1885, entitled An provide for the the
public lands orna the President OF The United STATES
authorized such time tunes in his Judgment The public IN
teres m ysoi mn reuu d-
which districts established under said act by public
2st March, 1883 and whereas and settle
California convenience Of
public require establishment OF the
districts authorized by the VI The A March, 1885, aforo
sad s.t&
by authority of the
3D. 1882 President OF the United
California shall be divided into
boundaries which 0ows
II = :.
All part the commencing he Pacific coast lying
the line between ownps and eight q and y north
Mount Dbe line thence said line the
townships said line thence
townships and four the eastern
boundary the State will the UpPER DISTRICT, the land
office for which has been established at Hargsuile.
All the lying OF the limits
the dividing townships twenty and twenty
SOUTH fh standard snuih will form the MIDDLE DISTRICT
which Ben all that OF the state lying
puth the m standard parallel The Lower here
organized, 0ceor which esatd at Les angsos
said direction OF the President OF the United
states Congress aforesaid the boundaries above
districts respectively. s
Given hand the city OF Washington this ninth day o
April A. ID 1855
3y order Of the President: JOHN WILSON,
5t Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
April -lawI3w flint Star
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New Postage Act.-NOtice to the Public and
Instructions to Postmasters.

hereby given agrseaby Congress APP
March g. 1885, the following rates of postage 10 be
charged and after the first day Of 4Pr s1 in lien of those
established, TO wit:
single conveyed the mall between places
United distance exceeding Thousand
miles, distance exceeding three thousand
miles, cent-
and aer said first day Of April letters
foreign
of official business The anking
privilege remains unchanged.
OF January, eighteen hundred
required to place postage stamps all
letters which such stamps not have been placed
by the writers. ef a gEtsA
BY second section OF the Postmaster General
establish uniform for the registration Of valuable
This provision Of the law will be carried into effect and
therefor will be issued
blanks be prepared and distributed
@ JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 8, le55
Mar An
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Congress approved Sd March, 1883 entitled An
extend rights certain settlers therein men
extended the above
toned odd numbered within miles each
nnd Improvement
and paid for
otwo dollars and my before the day xed
public and by the approved 9Il March, 1854 eE
An the relief OF seuers lands reserved for aioad
who settled and improved The abovenanaed
athdraral will be entitled
empons the ordinary minimum OF the public lands or al
dollar and nve II
and paid for before the day fxed for the public sale Therefore
entitled of presumption in Of the
within miles
OF 3d March, less, above
prior February, 1854
Of aioment under the act Of 97th March,
Of withdrawal Of
likswe every entitled preemp
A 1854, nhy of the lands outside
Of 10Th
day required establish satsc
register Of land ONCE and make
payment therefor the price fixed by law practicable
appointed the pub
of lands embracing The
claimed otherwise such claim forfeited. F5s
John WILSON,
Commissioner of the Gensrsi Land Office.
Feb g-Iawl3w Int and Star]
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No. 5so.l
~ shs Pssssdsss 81 th4 United ss~s~s

Of law FRANKLIN PIERCE, r,e.dsa, Of ne
hai pasi.e via hold a,Aoso.r
as M ~ ,s % =. On nssasy - ne ~ ss. a
par, % sections o. and bearing oad s.
the States Mslssurrs suSjre % The doaa ain
s ss 1ss n ass ss s ,s a
sr ~ az @s al. rs, % m as.s. @ ss'ea were .svs'ssd to se
s. ~sssss = unit hs. aoss os ss
ss sssas date sh Xaass, 81" ~ @ ra,s E so'ss .s sS
ss e private .ay The date Of said wi.Aa,.ss
sepsmt~ 1854, situated in the owasbps
NorsA sftAssass s.s, Of sA< casssa~ m.rsaan
Township four, Of range hirsea-
Town.hips i..ss to.r tss and 81. o. range foanssa
Township. ss.' lo. ss. az y .aa s-v-. f...ss 'ne
Township .ssss, q range eighteen, ~ M
ne ss s 90 sseH aide u the sssvs rosd wssrawn and
s s,rs y us s ~ m
e, tor actual s ~ :ss r, ne mice.
owuhps The Aisasipp and Aab.ms viii
be subject location and amer Monday,
In the distcs Of sshtscs
North ot hs base hns and sass Of As CAoetaS ~srs<ssn
Townssip. irss four ss 'iI aud seven range twelve
Townshlp r,s Jaa i've SIR and 'svsn Of range fourteen
Townships tArss. ts~r, and fss of range sixteen.
n,ps ,sss sar ss So, and sssn o. range ssysn,ssn
In OF subject DxxoroLIs,
Nart4 Of tae base line, and Of As prinePai msrida~
Townships thir,een fourteen een sixteen and
Townships thirteen, fourteen heen rfeen sepsneen
rang
Townships thirteen, iourteen e~ 'xtesn and sevenreen
four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range nve
The designated wholly
the limits Of ana 6en miles respectively each side OF said
road and those in italics party within said limits, dsss
diagrams which will furnished
Offices BY Commissioned Once
The will be sold, the right Of by
september 1885, lor railroad
exceeding each side ereo and
Of which include will sold
quantities respectively shown by the official pa
will sufh-
Of offering all the lands, but not exceeding
applications make entries of the lands
offered putc sale under this proclamation will be received
until after close OF the weeks
Given my hand, city Washington,
February, Domni thousand hundred and
fifty i've.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
JoHs WmsoN,
Commission OF III. Gene and
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on THE VAST AND soUrH-BALTIMORE AND
OaiO AAILHOAD.



luYrorsa arrang for apIYortant changer Of seAed
eompon Central Ohio railroad between Wheel
Columbus, unuDg. does by short and direct
and North and Souhwss gives ibis route greatly increased ad
through travellers On and after Mon
day. November 2 is54 the Trains will bs as follows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
fast train will ection the mail
leaving Camden station y instead OF o'clock as
Sunday arriving Wheeling 40
Sccondi the express Train, leaving at P % instead OF p
heretofore, and through Wheeling about ~
reaching 10 This train will Wash
functions Sykesyie Monocacy Harpers Ferry Martins
Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowlesburg, New
Feterman, Famngton Cameron and Moundsve only
and meals Beth these trims make and
with of The Central Ohio road for Cam
Sandusky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Chicago st. Louis
leaving Baltimore by the mail train will reach Gin
night but night the BY
either Hls5 +.
points, make direct eonnexiop with The the Cieve
railroad when the Ohio navigable
Wheeling and Welsve bv leaving Baltimore
Returning the trains leave Wheeling The express
reaching Baltimore at So the mail train
at IL As p. m. reaching Baimore al 2, p m
LOUISVILLE and other river cities, will be sold at all
when the OF water will admit ~
Important West sold the ticket offices
OF The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail an leaving Camden station will take passengers io
Wheeling ii 49, mldngh Cumberland at 10 l5 a. M and ar
rves Baltimore at Z, IN.
date places will L. daily exccp Sunday arrvinl
Frederick at io Returning, will leave Frederick at e
arriving Baltimore at l2 81,
EIcutt's Mills accommodation will be daily, texceP
Sundays1 follows:
Leave Camden 8, a m, and 3, p m
Leave Elicotts Mills AT ] 30 a. M, and 80 p M
i4-du
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~ sssT@.g - - lR<7 @&
Irains Joloms.
daily, except Sunday and 81, and and 5.
on sunday, ate, a. m, and s, pm
he with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the Yves,
' al sy an IaSns snd a 4 New Ok
For Annapolis, al 81, a m, and 5, p m
~ '' r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
attention called the rule requiring responsible
wish the road
Dec l5-du
Minnesota t--minne sofa i-DIinnesoraI
HENRY MKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Office, Oh Office building, Third street,
NJ.
Land bought asd sold ,ougho" 'he Territory Money loaned
land warrants located.
RrrrRrsors
Mnneota.
Hon VI Il Wech, chief justice Of Minnesota,
Rice, Hellingshesd, 4 Becker, attorneys a, law,
j. I. Rosser secretary Of the Territory,
Rev r n faiieron register United srae- Once
WIN. u. Iiolcomte, receiver United States land office,
siloer, Davis, e.q,
Gaptain A. 0ePeyster,
Ns-srs. 8. Thompson & Nephew,
Me''''. Williams a Gsaa sssiaa.vssa
Msssrs. Drss. ! Coz bankers,
Fresd' % Ward, Freed,
Bingham Dock,
suers, James Co.,
Edward 'alaTs surs,, ESQ, So notary pubic,
James Kitchen, NJ. D.,
William sloever esq,, 49,
Nes-n. Brown, Iohusos, 90. banker"
Msssn Brown s Johnson, bankers
5000 of wanted.
Feb il--dSwam'
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stopping al sou!ampio hoh gong and feuasns 'ney oner
London and Hasfe advantages
other route, for the economy time aud money
Passage Jgera HsW Yors to Southampton ard Bremen
First cAhia aoon si3o cabin, lower saoon silo
second do, $40.
newspapers through the post Office
izdng will bs signed tho day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon 10 attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, apply
C. hi. SAND, William a., N. "
@. A. HEiNEKEN 4 Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY h Southampton
WILLIAM I5EIfNs Ravre. ts4-t
Mar 6-dIy y
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pBOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Rroma.-w W. BAKRR co.'s
American and Vanilla and broma
premiums awarded by the chirf
Uuiou sale by ali the Prnpn soc~re IN
niteds IN by their
ussey Murray and Tweiis, fhladelphia
BrurGire Kenne, Dudley, Cincannau
peio; and =. H. Howell Georgetown, D. O. -
spg-srs Dorchester Alsss
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John " SNYDER wines The former old established
snider No rs wsaut street, fenr doors
Fourth where will be supplied with wines
~ the accommodating terms
sNInER Ia, fpr the of foreign wines
Office No NJ Wenn street. where he prepared 20 receive ores
houses N h
rope single and upwards; ard also soe
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