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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02

D HhsiT LIE y aBSHlsEps S.raas! % is'd s..i 'e9
Lite Of Horace Greeley;
'Oiisasora's French Grammar; - es,ha.
mhs s~ ''''-A G'' sxMUEL LISTERS Book Store
S,UADRiEs 10 sushel, HOmony; i = = -'' nee
40 lbs extra sasir-cured Dried Beef;
~ so cans extra Fresh oysssrs. received per
steamer cubaa. lntsl COOKS Family Grocery.
RECEISya..!D gsr i:s.%s. ( SSs.,s: M.''is Wayne
: . do Limturs do 5OOIbs;
; cases ss N.x 3; w Yoei b Matches sd9 ri
r.. . s' boxes TA'nP.oRn,;s PP%R,; Soap. & n prtN,Sy
ht Is boxes German Soap Forsalss y.,,, 49,. ~ 49,
inhi ..-.-.--.l l. 1. ID. HEIMASN.
GSR!sT MILl.s.-A fresh supply of ss,ub. celebrate
nhldS% '' '''''''r ANU - '' +. GRANT CO.
RRANGEs AND LEMONS Is ssss. received and for
" by tmhs) PRESTON BROS.
Rice sS reS
- iso paekas-s assorted Teas;
., 100 mats cassia, ~ re .s 500 Il
a. 10 ssss Soda, ssd .e6 s .suooae 1s
-aa' 10 10 Sass spi.e; 0'Hss' ia-r ai-o fd III
s ssl: sissssil V onls lser .sHooe !
IS boxes Havana sssar; s.ccesaal .a1o =
as aS lot Of Garden Seeds 70! rs sosESsos
O. ARDEN sYRINGEs.-A fresh supply of excellent
III Garden Syrinres iu,t resolved ana for sale hy " III
NH r. GRANT CO. Il
- -------------
UpEFINED WHITE SUGAR. hhds landing from
- A. L. shotSell. for sale G
feb1 >. II. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water. 4
Il fsbs PRESTON BROS.
IN,v, =, uu.o ,u,.
H<in1D EEtv smsI iot Oh rieie Eeas Just received
S,pEo a s.,oo -. O., ~ ~,
bkD OAIS-lOo bushels Seed Oats 3s lbs the bushel
- ior safe 2 Ll- lmhl-StwJ ~ WM. KELLY.
ukR0OMs.-iOo don ass'd for sale by -. 8asG II
H feb2 SAMUEL ORR.
- r.pcr =. T-L- -. -, = -. ,-...
% River. tfeb2cl COOK. S Family Grocery.
nCu q .z..r, ~ v,,s, v,.,<,,.-,,~, IN
Ha'N NJ ~ Da'<AA Os4s Ed. I
WE had until of late considered
Patent Medicines past that the era in
Medicine must soon greet the worlds feyered
But give up. Dr. A j. Adams Liver Balsam nked
OF used and creating saton
easel is positively producing more enres than any ctter
Medicine ow extent IN an estensibe fact hat thi
cine - ~ sooa ot - ~ cai as we are
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02

ti raL GDsWDIDlDO ~ A. IT
THE PEOPLES sGlFTENTERPRIsE ASSOCIATION.
NEARLY $500 ESoRA@ISes SOLD! -
The Grand Drawing Of this Nasnadens Enterrrse will
e-If take place ~I-.f
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18Th.
.t- Success Cerfain
LII securing tickets in this spiendid
~ scheme. will forward their oraers immediately.
Any person rwardug dollar this otee will receive
by nail either Of the following beautiful steel Engra
wings. known .... 4. a. RI :. u
one or LIES HAPPY Hours:
THE PAEIIxG; -.
The Poor RELATIONS i
The CAPTURE MAJOR ANDRE; or .
The SPARKNG; 90
!. COO VALCABL GIFTS. =
Any person forwarding dollars, will by
mail either Of the large cravings known as
The jolly Flat BoArMsx; or
THE rRArPrR's LAST
And two G Tickets emitting the holder to two shares in the
GIFT PROPERTY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02
CLOTHING &C.,
STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE
- OF MkiN srRkKT, BKrwKKS vIRsr Asb srcopp.
a. 81 sagGuMBERTS q GOTILEIH o.. /.

- - THE ALLIES sUhRKNDERED:.! iiEF >,
SSSCE hESSRS. ALTERING Drummer. HAvn
leased the Old Corner Stand Water under the
and filled with
sornent and latest STYLES Of Fall
nishng Goods etc., and sell them astonishngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO sukREEDER. .sf
THEIR NEW STOCK -F- -
IN part OF Mems and Boys readymade Clothing
mats cap and Trunks together wiihshs most sHtehsves
ever brought 10 this city Their
are superior to ether house in the city.
soeas and at the bes, bargans Country and city
their New stock purchas
ing elsewhere. li.F = - = 10Y dscis-efi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02

OWING great excitement about the city election,
" felt ia the Prhibtory Law by all the
political parties deem 1t but duty thai
SUMMERS q TILEsroN having just received new Ca
mera d,ect from New York fully prepared to take
picturss in the STYLE from small miniature large
sire They also with the light in the city
They picture shsll
which may Be left in their han Tor the above
n B.wby is poer.ty,er taking pieturs. like ssss
sitting handsome gal, 20 had sy e.,ipsat
On Moin st., opposite Branch Bsrt.
nhso oyer tie Ma-bie Depot
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

VoHN c.. DEVEREUX, ia, Wholesale and Retai
dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
reasters. Wrapping and Roofing Paper Lamps snossen
tr.et. 'f'-' - laugie w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02
n BMOvAL..

REMOVAL.
vN BACON 4 CO. have removed to Main street. bs
tween Water and First sts.. next door to Hallock
Stoddards Drug Store nearly opposite Branch
where they Will be pleased all their old
make the acquaintance of aay pleased
give them call They would
liberal patronage given. and hope yeceive
sane by keeping everything Usually kept the best Fam
oroceries. f. ... ..l..r. fsrt janl6-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26
Soss OF the American Consul nj ustanxas.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
DELAWARE Crr Dec. =, ~

DELAWARE CRY, Dec. Il, ls5b.
Lave had placed in my hands your paper q the
10th, in Which u letter from Mstanzas, Cuba, da-
ted December TO- which contains these words -
have heard nothing else In regard 20 the interesting
srrnra u The American Cpprnl Ia ths city, ankousiy
walt for the result will communicate = you any H.
formation can get about 1t.
most respectfully AJAX OF Jon, public Journal.
ist and guardian OF our countrys Interest, That
W. publish nothing relative 20 the difficulty which
4 me TO leave Cuba until publish my erpo'e u
4 Q whole matter. have been delayed In conse'
quence o. The want OF an organization q the Hons,
a until that take. place my correspondence VIII not
he called for by Ito Senate. Tie subject y one OF
vital importance 70 American interest and American
honor but too long neglected, toe long unheard
III intend 70 get II fairly, honestly and fully before
tie country. T. however, cannot 10 70 until my cor
r spondenoe Is demanded by the renaie, which VII
lie done by both Senators Of my State A. = proper
time. NV manuscript containing my defence, -
ready aud has been for some time, but ~ pubhca
ton has beon delayed In consequence Of the delay ~
the action 81 the Senate.
have prepared full and complete ,rpost Of my
whole action In the matter, embracing my e0mpe,e
correspondence with the government a Cuba, ~ vel
A. with the state Department and bore my oyec'
will no, he frustrated by publication 81 letter. frVm
seriLlers that know nothing nor can they KNOW, 81
the matter. NJ manuscript contains 10 pages Of
letter paper, which viii make about Ga 70 ~ pages
of printed pamphlet ns,ter-so You will see have
not been idle 10 the matter. Therefore beg oi you
MOI 10 publish anything relative 20 the matter u
Illustrate my object which IL simply yndicasion Of
my own Official course and a pro,ec'ion q he
widows legacy and the orphan nberiiance.
Epw'p wonRgfr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

The wife OF Mr.. jeremiah Kicker, Of Pennington
N IT.. died some two weeks since under circum-
stances which excited suspicion. The examination
III the stomach proved the presence OF arsenic anu
arsenic was also found in some preserve which the
~oman had eaten This preserve had been sent TO
Mrs. Kicker, through her husband, by widow
named johnson, and fose parties are now under ar
rest. charged with poisoning the deceased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

According 10 The ve~ Ofeans Cg-.-srcssi NJ.
ktsa the aggregate asses-ed valsAtion ~ ;sot~>ir
In that csy thss year u t9ts 80 iss. taSs q ne
year Isss The yalaa,scs o. he " p9a74sh ez.s,e
10 re17cs1 sbosl L. PET co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

field for New York and the Eastern States; and
IN our age, wherever commerce, business and money
Co. there will 60 also politics and other interests.
Take away Csnads's business and money conaec-
tions with England, and what do you bsaye? You
leave the fading remembrance Of q national con-
nection. Establish the intimate and vital con-
nection of markets, money and railway enterprises
with the United States, and what do you da2 You
place Upper Canadas prosperity in the hands of her
Southern neighbors.
Now, these things are well understood in Eng
land; and the consequence Is that Canada is rs in
dependent az any country on the face Of the earth
She makes her own tarfa-contracts her own
debts-has right to form national army
changes her own government-and II she pleased
tomorrow to ask England for the privilege OF elect
ing her Governor, 1t would be granted, upon the
ground that she has made good of self govern
nent and must know what would be best for herself
This being the case, Canada has no reason to be
dissatisfied with England. II benefits her credit TO
belong to her. It gives her the prestige Of glory
and the security Of defence. But should any cir
cumhance arise to disturb this harmony, the Anne
rican people may rely upon it that Upper Canadian
nationality will follow Upper Canadian wheat; and
every one knows where that goes TO.
YELLOwPLUsU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

FBHr BETWEEN Ex-Gov. SMITH oY VIRGINIA
AND Az EpIroR.-The Washington Organ Of Satur.
day says Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock,
coon after the adjournment Of Congress, the Hon.
Vim. smith, NJ. q. from Virginia, met Mr.. Wallach,
the editor Of the SfGr, ON the avenue near the
corner Of Eleventh street, and, accOstng him. pro
nouDced statement In the Star Of the day preyoas
in relation 10 himself 10 be false Mr. WAllach re.
Piled that II Mr. Smith made that assertion he pro
noupced his assertion false; wbercupon Mr. smith
struck Mr.. Wallach, and both combatant grappled
each other and contended manfuIly fr the mastery.
At length they fell 10 the ground with mighty
shock; and BY the force % the fall, a. are 10.
formed, Mr. Wallach's bowie knife fell out 81 ia
hiding place and was thrown 70 aome distanee.
when the parties fell Mr.. Wallach was upper.
most. bot Mr. Smith turned him, and maintained the
upperhand until separated After minute or two
OF severe humping and scratching. the biIbgsrenfs
were separnsed.-Mr. Smith With bis face bedsy
bruised and mared, ard Mr. wailach With oae u
bic fingers "chawed up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

ALnrr, Dec. 70, 1856.
Tostics 81 ne 6nutes. Party ,n ~, A..s-by--.
No Enfangftng 1a,on<e'- lvsiiay Of O6sc.als--
ppno 10 Coron@f-- Canasdaf,s JsS IA Cdy
Jssst.1sp- tn Ho~ts and Ha,psss.
nsoagh den1sn u Gotham, an hound On a
vat 70 Hamilton county, for the aoshls p<rpSss d.
hunting and viewing" w title deeds and iaxs.
compelling me 70 yisa The s,as> Comptroller. ,sn
Obliged 70 ,Arry bets day aud have ersfcl-s my
vsyal activity 10 picking Up ]ui0iis" o. politics
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
WAIALUA FALLS---KAUAI.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform his friends
and the public that he is now ready to accom-
modate eight ten boarders at his Mansion on the
WAuUA FAILS ESTATE, in such a manner as cannot
fail to prove agreeable and satisfactory. The air and
surrounding scenery unsurpassed in any part OF
the Islands. The Wailua Falls, within a few hun
dred yards of the house, have always been justly re-
garded as a great attraction to strangers.
The Mansion itself is spacious and airy, command
ing most extensive view of the surrounding scene
~. Immediately adjoining is garden Of flowers.
vegetables, &c, comprising every variety the eoun-
try affords Fruits arc also abundant in the proper
season. But few places, it is believed can combine
many circumstances 20 please the eye, crafty the
taste promote the comfort and pvgorate the health
of the stranger.
The Wailua Falls Mansion is situated about four
miles from the port CT Nawiliwih, and is easily sc
eessible.
Board and lodging at moderate rates.
For more particular description of the Wailus
Falls Estate, the undersigned is permitted to refer
to Hon. d. L. Gregg, L. S. Commissioner, Capt.
S. Sterrett, U. 5. N, Col. III. Prendergast, Cyzu.
W. Jones Co, Florens Stapenhorst. Esq, Capts
ID. p. Penhallow, and Ellard lIofsehlaeger, Esq.
3-tf DUNCAN MCBRIDE.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
HNELDHEIM & CO, offer for sale well selected as
10 sortment of NEW GOODS just received per

n sOrtment Of NEW GUODS just received per
''FRAYCEs PALMER consisting in part as fOllOws
DRY GooDs.-Bales Of French lawns, bales Of Scotch
gnghams latest styles black apacca, black
Gros de Rhine, cases mourning prints, cases dotted
Swiss dresses, figured table oil CLOTH black Grape,
large Sizes silk pocket handkerehiefs, linen cambria
pocket handkerche table black feathers black
silk and cotton gloves satin and taft ia ribbons, plain
Swiss muslin, hosiery, etc.
CLoTHISG-Superior black and fancy cashmere pants,
black drab dEte pants, mems white duck pants, black
cloth frOck coats lasting and merinO coats, white linen
duck coats white and buff Marseilles vests, pilot jack
cts, fine white shirts, merinO and cotton undeE
shirts and drawers, etc.
HATs-Latest style riding Hats, Panama hats, Leg
horn hats Kossuth hats, glazed hats.
SHOEs-CaSes sewed Congress gaiters, do. lasting
gaiters do enameed ties do calf brogans, do heavy
and light lid brogans.
ALso.-A small lot of genuine Havana,Cgars. Ar
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
Estnte of the Iate VIM. Dickson, ESQ.

Estate of the late VIM. Dickson, Esq.
THE UNDERSIGNED, an executor under tbs
will of the late William Dickson, Esq, and specia
attorney of the heirs requests all persons indebted
to his estate to pay Immediately their respective ae
counts to the undersigned; and all persons having
claims against the estate, to send the same i'll for ex
animation and settlement, to Lin.
Honolulu, 5th May, 1866 1-tf R. c. WILLIE
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
Kavaihae. February 26. 1856. 44-tf
HOYOLULU MARINE HOSPITAL.

HONOLULU MAXINE HUSTE n L'
TWNHIS INSTITUTION, near the corner OF Bere-
II tania and Punch Bowl sts. in the most salu-
brious and quiet part of the city, offers great de-
sideratum for invalids in Honolulu. viz, pleasant
and comfortable residence, where they viii receive
the care of competent attendants, and at rate OF
charge within the means Of all.
Single rooms are provided for such as do not wish
to enter the general wards of. the Hospital.
The rooms are large and well ventilated. and fitted
up superior to any of the kind hitherto provided IN
Honolulu, and every effort will be made to rsnder
this, what Hospital should be-
Patients viii also be received by Drs. ROOKIE
HARDY, NEwcoNB and GUILLoU.
Office of the Marine Hospital at the Honolulu
Drug Store, Queen ST., near the Market.
42.tf GEO. A. LATHR0P, u. D.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29

FOX. BAKER AND GROCER, Nuuanu ST.
Cd between Hotel and Chaplain sts., Honolulu,
orally. that he constantly has on hand well Sc
lected stock OF Groceries best Flour in barrels ana
IL bags, best Fresh Butter, Cheese, Ham Klee,
Preserves in tins, etc, etc., all Of which ne oneEs
for sale cheap.
n. B. Best Fresh Bread, II Loaves for One
: Hot lot Mince, Cranberry, Gooseberry Apple and
Banana Pies, daily.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
CAKPENTERING BUSINESS.

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the pub!,e
L that they have established shop in NVuanu 81
opposite the Commercial Hotel, tor the purpose Of
carrying on a general earpentering business and as
sure the public that all work entrusted to them shall
be executed with faithfulness and despatch.
NJ. V. BROWN.
Ien ! H. VANVAIKENBURGH
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
LUMBER FOR SALE.

IL ~ lVA EbGIxA y S&A BS&8AA&8s
TEyHE UNDERSIGNED having received per late
4 arrivals, fresh stock Of Lumber, offers the
same for sale, low for cash, viz
lin planed, torg1ed and grooved and beveled An,
Pine Boards, for Cotfages-uniforn length,
in. planed Pine Boards, different qualities.
in. do do clear,
ll-4II-2 81, in, IA and IL IN. clear
Pine Dimensions; Plank,
SIS in. planed Boards for Sheathing,
lila, and S-s hard pine Boards for Heading
ia in. pIaned, tOngued and grooyed hard Pine
Floor Boards
IN Baltic Boards,
and in. Oregon Plank,
2x3 3x3, SKI 3x5, Sx ), AKA, Aka. 4x6, 5zo Joist,
2x3 Joist in long lengths suitable for fence Rails.
Spruce Clapboards,
Am. Cedar shaved Shingles,
California red wood do.
l-2 and 4x6 in. hard pine Plank, for Ships Wa
terways and Rails.
PICKETS-spruce and clear pine Piekets.
WINDOW SASH-Sx1G, 5xl2, 9x13, l0xl2, l0xl4,
BLINDS-9xIS l0x14. with fastenings,
DOORS-6 # 6x2 # G., Is in;-6xe--2xS, Ia N
thick, 7 fl Ks It, ga in; it 10 by II TO-
in. do.
I.ASs-Crvstal Glass, lIxlz, IOxis, 10xl7-
\. B.-Tke above lumber viii be sold st Lowest
market rates, and in lots to suit purchasers.
'-'- - -'' CHAs BREWER I'd.
Honolulu, April "a, 1s55.-5l-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29

ROBINSON & RHODES,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wines, Spirits agd Cigars,
EEAVE on hand large and well selected stock
Ia which they are enabled to offer to private fam
lilies and the Trade generally, on very favorable
terms.
Martelrs Pale Brandy, in hhds.
Do Dark do do
Otard. Dupuy & Cos, in bbls.
Hollands Gin, IN doz cases,
Duff Gordon Sherry, very fine, do
Topaz. do, straw color, do
Golden do do do
Madeira, 40
Champagne, Heidsick and other brands, do.
Ia6tte Claret, do.
st. Julien Claret do.
Old Port Wine do
Cherry Brandy, genuine.
Cherry Bounce.
Sauterne,
Scotch Whisky, (Campbell's.j
Monongahela,
Brandy.
Marzettis Ale and Porter.
BRYANT Davis Ale.
Barclays London Stout
Baird's Ale. All in cases of doz. esch.-
Ten-gallon kegs of Brandy, Rum and Whisky, in
bond, for ships stores. I4-u.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
81. Hackfeld & Go. .

NXPECT shortly to errive from Boston, per Am.
EZ ship John Gilpin," the following Goods.
which they offer for sale, viz
Bales Manchester Denims, do Sheetings
do blue and bro. Drillings and COttons
do Milfotd Ticking, cases bleached Jeans,
Cases Kip BroganS, Patent Lasting Caters
Calf Shoes, Native Women's Shoes
Cases blue and white Sewing Cotton,
do superior L. B. and Fancy Bosom Shirts,
do Saddles and Bridles complete,
Cans Boiled Linseed Oil and Spts. of Turpentine.
Tins Black Paint, kegs White Lead, tins Greer
Paint, do Prussian Blue do Chrome Yellow,
Cases Foolscap, Letter and Wrapping Paper,
Writing Ink. bales Hops, 1884, hf 5rls Dried Apples
Brls Cider Vinegar, cans Cheese, in tins;
Bent's Water and Soda Crackers, in tins,
Pickles in qt bottles, Mustard in ID bottles,
Black Pepper, do, Saleratus loaf Sugar, crushed do
Hams, Painted Tubs,
Solar aud glass Lamps, solar Shades, ehimneys and
wieking. Palm Leaf Hats, sailors Tin Pans
Cocoa handle Butcher Knives, rolls of sheet Lead
Ass'd cut Taeks, kegs cut Nails. f. 6, 8, 10, I'D.
Cases patent self heating charcoal Irons,
BOWS, chemical olive and cocoa Soap, &C., SC. Stf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29

HEONOLULU BREWERY MALT BEER
Il Il The undersigned having established Brew
cry in Honolulu, Fort ST., opposite the French
Hotel. are now prepared to supply families hotels,
boarding houses and bar rooms in kegs in bottles
All orders will be punctually attended to. Cap
tains and passengers will be accommodated at the
shortest notice.
25-tf J. J. BISCHOFF Co.
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PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY.

r. G.. MOVES. President.
Hy0R THE TRANSPORTATION of Freight
IL Small Parcels and Letters to and from the At
antic States; also throughout California Oregon
and the Pacific Coast generally. Collections of all
kinds will be promptly attended to at ary of the
points mentioned. RICE CO., Agents.
Honolulu AnriI 10th. lS55.-50-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29

COOLIES! COOLEST! COOLIES -!
DERSONS desirous of getting Coolie Laoorers
are requested to call at the office OF the under
signed
These Coolies, with a little teaching make veI!
GOOD ,rasbmen. gardeners house servants and labor
ers and il would be advisable for those who are In
uant of such to engage them immediately:
April 4, 1856. 4S-tf b. r oNO"'
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CIIAS. IL. BUTLER,

Cooper, Honolulu. Oahu, =. i.
The under will time carry on the business OF
Coopering, in all branches, The I'D stand Tor
meriy occupied BY Swain Batler. Particular aiten-
lion given GaGging by GuGtsr.
Chas H. ButI would InfJrm his friends and the public,
thar he will his shop give prompt aud Immediate
attention alI their orders would also invite them
10 call and mine his large stack Of Casks, Barrels,
Tubs Bathing rubs, &C. made 10 order. 2o-u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
NEw GOODS-FOR SALE BY HARRIS T.
~ FITCH
FURNITURE PER DRONIo.

&EN EER DkOhOs
Sets cottage urniture beautifully lowered French
bedsteads, set French Bureaus with marble tops,
nests WaTdrobes, dress Bureaus (taraed) plain cot
tage Bureaus, oval card Tables Poys, mahogany
Sofas, mahogany Divans, cottage Bedsteads, maple
parlor Chairs. maple do do carved, carved walnut
Chairs, carved oak dining Chairs, American Chairs
with cushions, square Stools.
The above viii be sold cheap for cash.
BOATS.
Whitehall row Boats "copper" fastene6,) II foot
smack Boats, II foot yaw Boats IL foot centre board
Boats.
LUMBER AND COAL.
White oak Plank. white oak Timber, yellow Pine
flooring (grooyed and tongued) tons Laekaw ana Coal
PROVISIONS.
Casks ship Bread, bblS. Prime Pork, bbls Mess
Beef philadelphia, half bbis. dried Apples (extra,l
bbs. Eastern Beans, bbs. Eastern Hams, casks extra
Flour, bbls. Flour Slightly damaged, for sale
cheap.)
SUNDRIES.
Manila & hemp Cordage, cases yellow Metal, Shea
thing, sheets copper Sheathing, Boxes Aromatic
Virginia Tobacco, cases diadem Tobacco twist, "a
first rate article,) yellow metal Nails, boat metal
Nails, iron Spikes.
All the above goods in first rate order and viii
be sold chean to close the consignment. 2-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-09-29
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
ALpRICEE & BISHOP.

HAvE NOW ON HAND, or to arrive per ships
Il Il " John Gilpin and sc Cato" the following
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
A. p. EVERETT.

OFFERS FOT SALE, ex. "Ocean Pearl" and
" other late arrivals, TO close consignments, the
following assortment of Merchandise, selected ex-
8 ,l,s rlo+.
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LUMBER AND COAL.
SUNDRIES.

All the above goods are in first rate order and viii
be sold cheap to close the consignment. 5-tf
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Painted Tubs, bingham Buckets, Pals, Boxes
Washboards, Clothes Pins, Rolling Pins, Brooms
Brush Brooms, Axe, Hoe. Auger, Hatchet and CHS
el Handles, OK Bows, Bench Screws, Cane an
Wood seat Chairs, sc.
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Gbe 11olpuesiau,

ne Official Journal of the Hawaiian Government, is
published weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, HI
CHARLES GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR.