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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Columbus County.

and mos Rhodes.
1T appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Amos
Rhodes the defendant in the foregoing eases, is
resident this State is ordered that publication be made
the Wilmington Journal for six weeks notifying the said
Amos Rhodes to appear the Term of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Session to be held for the county Of Co
lumbus the of Whitevile, the 2nd Monday in
August next and plead demur to the foregoing
petition otherwise the will be heard eXparte and de
cree be rendered pro esso to him.
TttncSS. n. L. Williamson Clerk of said Court, at
Office in Whitevie on second Monday of May a. D.,
1855. n. l.. WILLIAMSON, I. Z. 4.
June %. 1865. ($6 75) 43-6t
$TATE Or NOI1IIA CAI<uiINA,i
OnSIOEy County.
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MILES COSTIN.
las. c. SMITH & CO.,

OMISSION ERCHANIs tt S haEG removed their dron Of
che Telegraph Company, where they prepared to
44t,an business in the Commission line.
na.s entrusted to them will be puctua}ly attended
. .bis" liam. 20. 1854
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NOTICE.

LII persons hereby fOrwarned gans espassng up
n the lands belonging to the estate of John w Hami
lying on both sides of the Wilmington Topail
Sound Plank Road, three miles from Wilmington.
All persons found cutting wood, otherwise trespassng
upon said lands will be prosecuted with the utmost gor of
the law and reward of five dollars will be given for su
cent proof against any responsible for having tres
passed M. COSTIN, Admir-
Feb. I3. I36-3t-24-n
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Schools.
TOPsAIL ACADEMY.

TOPSAIL ACADEMY.
TTHE FALL SESSION of this Institution will commence
l. on WEDNESDAY, the l1th of July, 1885.
The is thorough and extensive, embracing all the
studies required fer admission into our University
or
Primary Department. IS to ~
Academic. 10
Collegiate ~
1t desirable that all persons who intend to paronlZe this
school, should have their wards present at the begin
ming the session, order to be regularly clasSed
For further particulars address
N N. NIXON, Wilmington,
or JOS NJ. FOY, Scott's Hill.
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y. =. ~ =. J. GRADY.

,rrP~ AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
g.,,s Wilmington, n. c.
itoraI cash advances made consignments of Ma
.fSe on North Water Street, next door North the
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c. TIYEFS,
J. VI. ROBINSON.

,yrFA ACTUREER and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbre
Ia. and Walking Canes, fevery description, whole
,-Ir.afl North side Market-strcct, Wilmington, n.
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General Notices.
CARRIAGES.

THE subscriber continues to manufacture every variety Of
Buggies; also, light Carriages, which for neatnesS
strength and durability equal any sold
the State The public generally invited examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. 9-23-tf w. J. CORNWALL.
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&. l. OATES HOTEL, WARSAW, n. c.
IL v cling I.mhliC.

TE subscriber begs leave to return his thanks to T
public for former patronage, and asks the con- h4H
1uance of the same He them that thereA44A
@ Be no pains spared in making them comtorable-that
Bis House shall be equa Ito any on the Wilmington & Raj
ay Railroad Also Livery with sufficient quantity of
grdcr at all times-wh good Hacks and Horses, for the
recommendation of passengers, from Warsaw to FayeteYIle
any other place to which they may wish 10 pc cFTeo III
" t,,r,,gt 18th 1871 29I-It-50-tf
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rNsEPH l.. KEEN.

acTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
l"iic, that he is prepared to take contracts in his
.brs;1,ss. lie keeps constantly on hand, LIME, CE-
y FASTER PlAsrENlNa HAIR, Philadelphia Press BRICK
TO UistilIcrs of Turpentine,-hc is prepared to
', Sill. at the shortest notice. MAY 2O-37-ly
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber wishes to obtain five Apprentices to
aid him the Machinist and Architectural business
Any persons dsrous to engage in the above buS
ness would do we'll apply early he has great experience
the business and will give scientific and practical nstrc
tions. For further information address
d. B. JOHNSON,
April 6.-3l-4m Pollocksvie, Jones Co., N. G.
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WILSON INSTITUTE.
TALE DEPA ARTMENT--NIr E. w ADAMS "A. M. with
FEN ALE E,DEPARTMENT-M E. w ADAMS, with AS
sstants;
MUSIC-Miss A. NJ FERRIS
TUITION MALE DEPARTMENT: oo
Reading Writing and Arithmetic, per session. s. W
English rammer and Geography with above ~ ~ o0
Is with Languages $lo 10 ~ w
TUITION IN THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT:
The same in the Male.
CHARGES: m
On Piano 49, '''' '''' ~
Use of Instrument. ,oES ~
The third session will commence Monday July 9h looo
The buildings large and commodious the location
healthy pure and the instltution hourhlng
Board Everything incuded be had at from - to $C
per month, in good families. By order, n,1, e,
May 4, lS55-35-Sm 3. Il. BAhDiN' See j.
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WAGONS.

WAGONS.
HAVE now, and shall constantly keep hand the very
best materials for the manufacture of wagons All per-
in of good Wagons may depend getting
them of the best quality All orders thankfully received for
any of the above kinds of work Repairing done usual
Feb. 9-23tf w. ]. CORNWALL
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DAVIS ~ BUNTING


COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
\ North Water st, WUAuNGToN, n. c.
T5 21-2J-tf
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INSPECTORS NOTICE

wgRTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
l,1 &C. Front-strect , doors South Of Market, Will
- y a. T3Ov7-lyl
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NOTICE no MILL OWNERS AMID OTHERS.

THE subscriber has increased his number of wOrkmen of
the competent that can be obtained he can com-
lie prepared to take all Jobs in the Machinist or Architect
6n viz fitting up Steam Engines erecting Clrcu9r or
Upright saws Foundering Framing and erecting Water
]s, with HotchIss' or any wheels in use All his work
will be done on the approved plans He has CORES
plnca with some of best Foundries, and will furnish
drawings for any necessary castings and have them ordered
the most convenient place. All persons who want work
done in ne above lines would do we'll to give him CALL as
be has had long experience in the business. He returns his
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has received
Address D. 3. JOHNSON,
Machnist and Architect,
Poocksyille, Jones Co., n {.
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JAMES o. BOWDE1

JAMES q. BOWDEN,
Agent for the sale Of Naval stores, Ilnner' H"m-
ber, CGC.
LII business intrused to his will meet with pIOmpC
Il attention and the very best market prices obtained
"a Office the Railroad. ,oe
Nav - 1865 So-olh'
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The british nnd French Commanders.


Il is stated by the Paris correspondent of the New
York Commercial advertiser, that many circumstan-
ces were published in the Independence Beige rela
ting to political and army affairs before appearing in
the MOniteu, that tn at paper simply copies without
endorsing them and that some months ago one OF
the correspondents of the Independence Beige was ia
ken into the confidence of the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and has been since furnished
with the materials for his communications, whenel er
occasion called for it. Thus the writer says in one
of his letters:
"Lord Raglan and General Pellisser held different
views upon certain point. The latter, in the exc
cution of plan he had forwarded, asst gned to the
English army the position he Judged proper. Hesi-
tation and rPmOnstrances were heard at the English
headq quarters and it seemed though all unity OF
action would be paralysed by a misunderstanding
between the Generals But Pelissier showed that he
was following out the plans of the two governments,
and declared that be would pursue his original idea
at all hazards. The English, who had supposed
they mis- gh still discuss, now saw that there was
nothing left but TO act, and sort of generalshlp-in-
chief has since heen exercised by him who, indeed,
has certain right TO it, from the fact that ne IS the
commander of the most numerous OF the four armies.
7hiS 1nty of command, continues the spokesman OF
the Foreign Department ariN doubtless be maintained
| by mutual consent
1t is added that this article is going the rounds of
| the French papers, the government having thus
n anaged, through the medium of a foreign Journal;
to give circulation to important fact, in war Of
which the allies cannot reasonably complain, how
much they may dislike the intelligence itself,
and the publicity given to it.
The brief alliance with France has done more to
humate Great Britain than whole ages OF her open
hostility. Every friend of England must wish her
free from the shameful and unnatu raj league.
The 81 KINK Riding through one of our coun-
try villages short time before annual election
we chanced TO meet boy with books, slate, &c, un-
derfhis arm, whom we recognized to be a Protestant
clergyman's son of the same village-when the fol-
Well my son, you have been to school today'
& don't know sir"
You don't know but what makes you answer
! thust'
/ {" Oh, mother says must follow the example OF
nv father; and that is the way he answers, when
she asks him about the Know Nothing party and she
says he don't lie, because he says there is knk in
t it."
. But when l asked you if you had been to school
you said you did not know. Now, is that the truthP
Oh, there is knk in it; they don't call it I
e school they call it the academy"
J, truly, thought |, that is a young American, ant
no mistake.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
HE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for,
egn or domestic MAR Il of all qualities, prepared fill
ali orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business at reasonable
rates .,..-.-.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING. .cXccu-
ted as we'll as can be done either North or South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 IS51-27-tf JAMES MClARANAN.
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CARRIAGES,

WE HAVE in operation Kenansvile Branch Shop,
w where keep assortment of Carriages of
make and where repairing is done We have also establish
ed in cOnnCXOn with Carriage Factory the manufacture
Plantation and Tupentine Wagons Also, Ryders pat
tent purchase Timber Carriage With of these carra
ge boy load the heaviest Sticks and requires but
two thirds the haul, These Wagons are got up
with Iron Axles and of good materials and with much
best Carriages and warranted to give satistac
ton. Timber cetcrs will do we'll to examine Timber
Carriages.
Orders directed left with j. Chestnut Kenansvile,
T. c. s. b. Ci. Worth, Wilmington, will receive prompt
attention. DlBBLE x BROTHERS,
Kinston jan 29th, 1855. 22-I2m
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NOTICE.

TE Committee for the examination of Teachers of Com
i mon Schools in the county Of Sampson, will meet in
Clinton MONDAY, the 23d Of July, and examine all who
apply for certificates Those having certificates will please
present them when they come to be examined
I.tHAM ROYAL,
July 5, 1856 [44-3t Sec'y If Er. Com.
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Terms of subscription.

Invariably in advance, ............... 81 SO
year, ant is not made in advance e.....3 90
nd pa3 ZION received for less term than one wear
rtsc 49, nermtted to discontinue his paper after the
,rt of a subscription year, till the expiration of
ncsD'''
rr II r wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
ravup full and give the proprietors two weeks
nryse the paper will be continued and charged for
os 10 'ooron sending us five NEW subscribers, accompa
1 ovance subscription, ($I2 50,) will receive the
~ i|,r9tis, for one year.
Hr? ga he remitted per mail, post paid at our risk
M Hid Imr'L On business connected with this office must be
G;eIs ;,els,st naid) to the proprietors.
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WARRkNION, N. =.
THE exercises of this Institution will close the 7h OF
June and will be resumed the 9th of the same month";
under the direction of the following faculty: 49, 49,
Rev THoMAs CAMPPE1 President and Prof of English
literature. n ,
Rev WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN A. M, Prof. of Physical
Sciences.
E. E. PAEIA, A. M Prof of Classical Literature and
Mathematics.
Mon V BUSCH Professor of Music and Modern Langua-
Miss E. A. LACEY, Assistant in Music, and Teacher of
Drawing and Painting in all its departments Fancy Work
sc
Mrs. s. D. CHRISTIAN Assistant in Music and French
Miss NJ IL. TAYLOR, Principal of Primary Department
Mrs. THos. :. CAMPBELL, Nlatron. .
Irregular and thorough of study has been adopted IN
order to graduation and efforts will be spared to promote
the moral and intellectual welfare of the students Pupils can
enter any time during the Session. and will be charged only
from time of entrance
Payments one half advance and deduction for alb
scnc after entrance except in Of prOtacted sickness
daily train of cars passes Warrenon Depot from Ral-
cgh and Weldon and there omnibus at the depot on
the arrival of passengers to convey them 10 e
village distance of but three miles.
For further particulars refer to catalogue WhIch can be
obtained by addressing IHOS. ,. CAF1fbE1i1,
June |, lSj5-39-tf PRESIDENT
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1000 CREs Of [Pu@PG YAH afmns g and
H0USE, Goods, and STAND, known as BEATTYs
BRIDGE in Bladen county, offered for sale The Store
and Still will be sold either with without the land
that those who wish to engage in Mercantile operations
distilling Turpentnc will do well to apply soon to
BEATTY & BROTHER.
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TIME third Session of this Institution We'd
ncsay the 3rd of January 1855, and ends on the 9rd
Rev. JAS. II. BRENT, a. B., President.
DR.. MORGAN Gloss, late of Chapel Hill, Prot OF
Mathematics.
And full corps of Teachers in every branch.
Board, including Washing, Lights, Fuel, &c per ~ o
session, ''''
Tuition in Primary Department. ....' -....' $5O ~ O0
Collegiate Department. .-.'''':,:' w w
One hundred dollars will all expenses of the session
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches
Pupils primary department. charged the usual price Tor
ornamental branches. One half payable in advance
Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered eaeh
month ,c,,., su+ :;
advantages and eapness and pledge to reduce prices and
multiply the advantages in proportion to the INCREASE OF
be able to reduce the prices nearly haf every one aiding
u.s. also aiding placing the means OF superior eocaton
within the reach of almost every girl in the state
We thanks the support we have naa
and believe will be continued For further information
apply to the President of the faculty, or myself.
PP' ~ WIN. X. LANE,
President Stockholders
Is. 1854 I0u
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STATE Or NORTH CAROLINA,
OnSIONy County.
Court OF PLEAS AND QUARTZ
BURR & ARNOLD
Original Attachment
Noses EEIGENBAUM.

TETGENBAJ
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
fendant absconed that the ordinary OF the
law cannot be served upon him. it is ordered that pubca
tion be made for six weeks in the Wilmington J0mn0
newspaper printed in the of Wilmington, notifying the
said Moses Fegenbaum make his personal appearance at
the Of this Court, be held in Jacksonville
or Judgment final will rendered against him.
Witness Jasper Eheridge Clerk of said Court at Office
the first Monday of June, a. D. 1853 ~ -
JASPER ETIERIDGE, Clerk.
Inlv 6 l855.--[44-6t ADV. 81 80
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RUGGIES

LIGHT BUGGIES.
HAVE on hand several iSht Bugges, with and without
opsD of my own manufacture, which will sell on very
REASONABLE terms Please call and examine
Feb.g 23-f w. }. COHNWALL'
'FALLOW WANTED-The highest market prices Will
be paid for Tallow, by VESSEL EILE69:c
Sept lst, ~ oz-C1 =
Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth Of Boots, ShO6S
and BrOgaHS at Wholesale.
TTAVING purchased entire Just from the
uaetories we prepared to offer inducements to
lOUNTRY MERCHANTS equal to any establishment
S)uth of Boston. JONES q GARDNER:
Oct, Z, 1854. lsl-H
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,,OfpsSional and Business Cards.

T0ITSSEV'I0' UIIU . 7,.0III0I0 . III u0'
GEO, w. ROSE,
,-vTTR AND CONTRACTOR,
rs5Ib-I- WILMINGTON, n. G..
- cl,-T1AF;TNERSHIP NOTICE.
~, PRE-. Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Di'n,rHrcARIEs, Wilmington, n G.
sD HIIs-5 38-tf
fT9l' D. DUPRE, JR.
,brPEE. - -
=. NJ. WEST,
r1nyy,ER and Commission Merchant,
ltIir Wilmington, n \.
.--f.y GEO. HOUSTON.
NAN g. HOUSTON. Wilmington. N. c.,
gEE FRIEDMAN 81 CO, New York,
D. MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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COL VIM H. Polk brother of The late President
Polk, former member of Congress, and who has held
diplomatic appointment abroad is the American
Iknow- -nohing candidate for Congress in the district
in which he lives in Tennessee.
Baltimore american.
There IS about as much truth in the above stale
ment as there is in the impudent assertion, so ex-
tensvely circulated by the know nothing organs that
Major A ] Donelson is the adopted and heir Of
General Jackson. Col. VIM. H. Polk, the brother OF
the amented President Polk, is not candidate Tor
Congress in Tennessee; but he is the regularity nom
mated democratic camdidute for the Legislature OF that
State in the district in which he has so long resided
Col Polk is as free from the faint of knownothng-
ism as know nohugism is free from the bare suspl-
cion of intoxicating those principles which form the
constituent elements of honest men, good Christians
and sound patriots.-Wash. Union.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28
RniIwnrs of the World =.

| The number of miles of railway in oper>'onuP
on the surface of the globe, according, o.soaH1. %
ment in the Railway Times, is eomp .ia
of which the United States cla VI -, ~ -"
miles more than all the rest 'le 80 Pus s
gether. The railways in -10 Az P1o''
In DIT Rr;ta;n zf74 miles; in Germany, 5,34O
L. = Eraa . go miles; in Belgium, 873 miles;
- P,ss;a G0S lilies; in Sweden, IS miles, in Nor
,ro 10 ms; in Italy, 10 miles; in Spain, 90
,niios i,tAfrica, 25 miles; in India, 100 miles.
Tntpi IT,toi 16 ,964 miles.
Tie railways in the western hemisphere are thus
divided: In the United States, 2l $40 miles; in
the British provinces 327 miles; in the island OF
Cuba $50 miles; in Panama, 50 miles; in South
America, 60 miles. The longest railroad in the
world is the Illinois Central, which with its branch
es. is 73l miles in length; and was constructed at
a cost of SI5, 100000.
The State of Massachusetts, has more miles of
railway in proportion to its extent of territory,
than anv o.her state or country on the globe. 1t
has one mile of railway to each seven square miles
of its geographical surface The State OF Ohio oc-
eupes the van of the States far relates to the
aggregate length of the railway track-lt has now
in operation 1927 miles of railway. Illinois comes
next with 2667; New urk has 700, Pennsylya-
MIA has 1898; Indiana, 1853; Massachusetts,, 1903;
and Georgia comes next with $50; Virginia has 63I;
South Carolina 700; Connecticut 63o; Michigan
Clio: Tennessee SIS; New Hampshire and Maryland
5l2 each: Maine Az; New Jersey 43I; Vermont 4l9;
n. Carolina 3sl; Wisconsin 2S3; Mississippi 239;
Kentucky 228; Alabama 22l; Louisiana l69; low
lI5; Florida 81; Rhode Island and Missouri lierom
and Delaware 10. catch, - has
SEVEN Nrw srEAx sLoopD,.d Affairs, il in the the
bin. the Secretary of tl.~proposal to build S sew
the Daily Advert;supply the pace .. of J:,s use
laid before tb~age viii be dropping ous " -, .ha
House eS The SIX steam frigates ordered py .ne
en- 5ne;ress and which are now nearly COLI i'''"'
says .,tIo ,baraeter. however,
- of crsat drauSht, aud require dePen ot nOr 49,
= ~ ~ than twenty feet. We have many mp ~,
along the coast which they cou1d No.
le o;ter for defense or refuge Ihey eopie Ho'
.et oreE the bars Of Charleston Savannah
;Ia New Orleans and other important polnss
llSi o,J soutb. The experience ot other A.lo
VI ~ a,t events in naval warfare sne
nu o.. 1oire and indeed, in numerous eIhefsehG
,ar;or advantages Of well armed Vesseis ~
ne tSsol dranrbt. We have now on hand a. s,,e
I12 Yards seven frames for sioops-oI"@'
~ Iass Than eighteen feet draught OF Water
:, oso that thew carry an armament eacp 81
'>l .A'.. ;ssnty.two guns of heavy caiiore'
REwAsp oSbs power augments the great ss' o
the ntuossSr happiness, will under ever -,
public or lbu ;,a of all oppostfoB, be the haP
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28
COOPER AGE.
CHAS. IL. BUTLER,

COOpeTs TIOHUIUIU, UHHHs - II
undersigned will continue cauy On the business oi
Coopering, all branches, the I'D stand, for
merly occupied by Swain & Butler. Particular atten-
lion given 10 Gaugng by Gunter.
- Chas. Builrr would IDiJrm his friends and the public
will be his shop 10 give prompt aud immediate
attention all their orders he would also invite them
to call aud examine his large stock of Casks Barrels,
This &c. Bathing ubs, &C. made TO order. 2ou
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28
J. A. BURDICK,

Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, =. Il,
Iaving taken premises formerly occupied by vincent
Hotel st. MHuna Kea It will continue to carry on
the coopers in all its branches at the above
mentioned place where he hopes that those OF his friends
who have hitherto afforded him liberal patronage viii
not fail 10 give him call " B. 5OO bhis water cRsks
ON hand and for sale on liberal terms.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28

Srvrx NEw STEAM SLoopSss1 Affairs, IN Ihe
bin the Secretary of ti.PTopOsaI to build ,s sev.
the Daily AdvertsupPly the place & o. Of T:usts use
laid before tage viii be dropping ous 1l Vae, he
House 6 the SIX steam frigtes ordered istsS - .@p
en- one;ress. and which are now nearly coi Pi'''''
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28

s-I, Is with our judgment as our
!0pshhna e, nome lust alike, vet each believes Us
own.-Pope
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28

.-..-,,cr That man, who to
KEwAsp his power augments the gfea. larS' i
public nngPinfc1; q a opp"ssoa % opb sa tie hap
stitutIon' anu a. ~, - ,bimseIf.-RochefoUcau
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28
C.. III. MARSHALL,

shop the yard of the store formerly
occupied by Punchard & Co., and would respectfully
inform the public that prepared TO execute any
orders in the cooperage ne the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable Tubs, shower paths, ana
work of every description made TO OrdeT-35u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-04-28

By referring Sse oo Win ha. in Engand r ihS
sPSdPs ssd 8 o n1P PpoPof guns Of aasmeH hsnSSt and
With Wit small revenue to pay iIr Il IS sound opinion
small nqP6gF Png. o. commandg n IN Chief that cur .I5
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