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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

1ots-50 and LOO building lots will be divided among
800 subscribers the 18th Of April 1855 Each subscriber
wii receive warrantee deed for farm Of from two to
twenty building lots each 20 by 100 feet The
lets tho village Of kosevae the celebrated lake
where great been made and
being made Lots adjoining these have been cleared
.ad improved At small sell readily q. from SO
to $lOO each. Apply to CHARLES WOOD, aB broadway,
where maps and pamphlets be had, sent by mail
fvaa
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Hotice.-The only Gayler Safe Depot Is EOS
Pearl street opposite Fetche szes, with powder proof
lDchs Fifteen thousand Sold Hundreds fully tested-not
apeot.
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y, No. ~ naid<n lane, y. Y, By the Indus
alon Of all Natiens, Tor their new patent radical
Reference a. 20 lie superiority: Profs. Valentine
Willard Parker, and John n. Carnachan. An extern.
81 antile ard other gentlemea cured
BY this truss may be A. their oce. open from An
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Foulard snk.-Just received, three cases Of
kouard silks OF very superior make which we WIN sell NJ
a. and S. per yard. T. A. LEATBEATER Co, No. 347
broadway corner Of Leonard street.
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H Nervous Duncrers.-A retired Cleryy-
an restored 10 health In few days, amer many
great suffering anxious TO make known the
Of win send rsel the prescription used,
psosiving letter postpaid. Direct to Rev. JOHN N.
DAGNALL, No. 81 fulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
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u G. KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING PIANO
H. fortes, AcThis day Saturday, at IDf o'clock at
Nassau street. two doors from Fulton. r. &. KEMP will
sell At auction shove large and handsome as-ort
ber furniture 81 good quality VIII Oh well worthy o. the
wood panossrss ss Sss ry
pianofortes excellent H.
morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

BhHrts.-None hut jackson IL Purdy, 81 Mas
street. suit gen lemen with beautiful we'll made
fitting shirt They also the largest
finest fancy shtngs the city Gentemens
fnsnishng goods, Of spring and summer styles.
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possesses prescription that proved elecual restoring
him health in Gays after years Of suffering from
nervous Debility Anxious 10 make IL known will
ssns frse receiving letter post paid Direct - Dr.
EDWARD WILLIAMS, 90 Fulton street, brooklyn, ~ I.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.
PERSONAL.

IF THE YOUNG LADY WHO WAS AT WALLAcK,s,
Tuesday night in company with 40 elderly gentleman
and who after leaving the theatre walked up
Broadway and from there rode up omnibus will send
her address Harvey Union square Post ohe she
have returned lace VEIL which she dropped getting
the STAGE
IT TIE YOUNG LADY WHO PASSED DOWN PINE
street Friday afternoon about six O'Clock, and who
stopped Nassau street Shoes will address
Bs1ter Herald Office she will have returned her art
Gle abe lost.
Observation-Disclosures OF A BOY AND GIRL;
w Of the Of John Garry and Marsaret Oarry
rived In New York tho 7tn Of March, they board
the ship New World Any information o. them will be
gratefully received by their friend Lawrence Gibbons Port
Even. Address Lawrence Gibbons xondout Post Once,
Utter county, State New York. residence Port
Even, mile from Hondout. N7T~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

Let this bo your Guide for English Carpets!
English velvet carpets, los and lis. per yard.
knglish tapestry carpets, 7s., IS and o. per yard
English three ply carpets, 7s and g: per yard.
Ingram carpets g., A., 49, I'd. and So. yard.
At HIRAM ANDERS0N'S, No. 90 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

burg Ae Bass Co.'S and Alsopps India pale ale Barclay,
Perkins Co. London brown stout And porter all in
rier order. For sale by JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 1876
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me Fancy s.ore.-Mr. Tu.tle,s wonderful

collection Of and elegant attracts
attention His emporium No 35 broadway, stocked it
q with everything which ingenuity can produce
should be remembered by all Fans portmonnaies odor
boxes cigar and watch stands opera glasses ladies' work
bsxos dressing jewel casket backgammon boards
chess and chequer men, recues, writing desks portfolios
seaps and perfumery, canes toys-in word everything
rare, beautiful and curious. =
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Electrotyping Electrotypsng mo. 60 Full

Ton street near Clf street A. n Jocelyn's New York
sssssse feundry Whtssy yoceiyEs wood ensray
the art Great Inducements publishers aud others
pllcase copper their wood engravnas and passs
slsss and to DO unrvasd in sharpness and durability
new cuts printers hand from which cleo
Sctypes furnished Orders from the city rntry
solicited. A. H. J0CELYN, IS and 20 Fulton street.
N. B-Persons instructed practically I'm tho business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

II MORIARTY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
e. day AZ 10 o'clock, at I73 Chatham street. large
sortment OF furniture families leaving
city Some good second hand carpets mirrors TO- Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

A UCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT,
"a with acres of land Tuesday April3 a Merchsns
Exchange at II o'clock, situatedn West Farms West
chester county known Barker place; sale will bo per-
emptory unless previously disposed at sale of
terms, 6c., apply to CHAS r. MILLER Co., 1886 Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

gilt eornices lace and muslin curtains damasks
hnds, 40 Kelly FERGUSON, Nos 2s9k Broadway
end u Meade street. Offering
shasers Of she above goods All kinds Of windowshadcs
naas to order Our superior facilities enable
keep the reputation have always had Of being the
cheapest house the States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

The Woodlawn Manslon, ON the BlOOmlng-
SAle rosd to etThese premises been
ysers occupied by Capt. W L. Wiley, As roadside hotel
lnxtss Of pleasure roereaton and military excursions on
- Inland Of Manhattan. The plot Of ground comprises
cutsse would be available for private residence hut
D.snss OF T. VIZ MoF lSI M pp
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90 and a5 john street, Corner Of Nassau.-.

This favore old stand fashionable superior make OF
clothing is well stocked with spring and summer gar
ments for and youths in great variety OF WOOL silk,
hnen and cotton ut wholesale and retail Take look and
you wsave money Our city friends May depend on ull
supply all through the season. DEvLIN JESSUP.
Clothing ORDER warranted to please SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

Cllrehueh's Wigs and Toupccs, with the
akin division, tho wonder all wig
srs them 1928 Fnlton street. three from
Dsoadway , west side. Prices suit the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

Important TO Aousekeepers.-Our Spring
soernent Of earpetinss oileoths curtains and curtain
srsstH reduced prices LORD TAYLOR, Grand street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

lrsadway Of White street, received from
Ate large auction sales large Of eapstng;
ysasst carpet Ia 70 49, per yard rich tapestry 20 i
{d ingram lowell makso 6s and all other goods equal
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AEeL SALE ,o OF FuEs,TgRE, SILVER PLATED

I ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, SILVER PLATED
IL ware, &e.-JoHN l.. vANDEwATER will sell this
day. 81 l o'clock at sslesroom Ia Maiden lane four aand.
some carved rosewood SUITS covered brosate
sstng q atetes chairs aud paror chairs rosewood
and mahogany marble top centre aud pier tables voaro
and rocking chairs extension tables tbooksa.es French
jspanned cake boxes do. knife trays, do buckets
trays china dinner and tea sets vases msntei
ss.isnees tea sets pieces, dish covers in sets sndy;
candestieks beer mugs sugar Dishes hash dishes cream
Pcts nns teddy kettes, spoons, Forks soup ladies' 49,
game and mea, earvers beef scers tea trays table mats
ke The above sale affords hne opportunity to those
want as every lot will be sold peremptory.
MccAFFRAY WALTERS, GENERAL AUCTION.
uI GERS and commission merchants, will give their per.
sonr attention TO sales at suction Of household furniture
81 private residences at auction ~ Catherine
street Money literally advanced urnitnre painting,
mes'ie liquors. watches, diamonds &c, left 70 be sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.-FOR SALE, THE
IA. three story house and lot the northery side %
Twelfth street. between FIRST avenue A.
one hundred eet from the sastsry side Of the First
being "a feet inches Twelfth street. Is feet In tho
l5 feet inches the eastsry side and I02
on the westerly SIDE will be sold at public auction by H.
-e-' = s' - = =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

There Ii nothing sets ON the appearance OF
person 50 much neat and handsomely fitting boot
shoe; TO procure such fat IL Ia
WATkINS ia Fulton street, whose Is exhibit
Cd In the beautiful articles he manufactures None
satisfed who purchase ut WATKINS.
Great Sale or Fancy Goods ut III. 3. Rogers'
fancy Baxaar owing to the extensive repairs
ssnessuense q the receut Are the premises The
aknder of this immense Stock embracing work boxes re
suAee pApier mAehs work. FANS opera glasses toilet boxes
gaoemens and ladies' dressing dressing and she'll
snbs elegant aran porcelain and marble
celebrated water ooors together with ths most
shefce selection OF perfumery with
variety OF for the and
ezsn All viii be sold without regard to cost snordng
opportunity 70 citizens to supply themselves with every
ming unique and beautiful 1t less than half Of the usual
psees. y. ROGERS Fancy Bazaar, No. 40 Brosoway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

This day presents the Hast opportunity OF
joining Godsmhs CHI writing classes v 81 80 tor
The rooms will 90 thrown open TO ysiters during
the day and evening. ..... -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

by JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER-MOSDAY,
- April 2 at o'clock, p MThe stock and furniture Of
the hair dressing and perfumcry store III Fulton street,
Brooklyn consisting q bareers chairs cup rack looking
tooth erurhss rs.ieais. r.s.as yeosanz. so.is. en-
pn excellent vapor bath &c &C. Catalogues At the sales
rooms and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

CHARLES r. MILLER CO., AUCTIoHEBRS.-
~ Carlton avenue houses and ots-Wli be sold At pub
lie auction Mt the Merchants Exchange Tuesday April
~ ~ o'clock three story basement brick houses with
subcear on Carlton avenue between Fulton and Allan
tic with all the modern houses new
10 by feet, lots 20 by 81 Also, Vanderbilt Avenue House.
three story basement and sui cellar Vanderbilt
near Lyrte house brick 2, BY 81 lot Is By 80 finished OF
the best with all ths modern
full particulars apply at the ONCE OF the suetonoer 1855
Broadway, corner Of Dey street
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PY A. WATERBURY. AUCTIOSEER THIS DAY,
DMarch 81 continuation Of regular weekly saio of
yana and German choice wines brandes and corda
These goods OF best quality and adapted for private
hotel Western and Southern merchsBs also
Of the Maine law requested 20 attend and secure
ply FOR private SALE The sale at 1s o'clock
for cash delivery without any reservation Till every
article the catalogue Is Sold NJ sore No. Broad
street.
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IA ENRY y. HEATs, *, AUcrl0SGER-sAIrB ~
IL order % Attorney Ter mgYfraxse-T1is aav a.
81 AZ 10 NJ Al sgl Brssdusy IN "a. kassnsns 81 a..
ssld silver pstshsrs Eneilsh beer p4mp shres d.
mounted rails tar and bask csuntsr oyster 49, ,.s,
hys aAles one steam tshis steam bosr ga sst-rsa 10
aesn a snss thfse etal marrefs ssysstssn sss~s sy
sss.s .-~..sss a~s tsf k,A-.ns 81.
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John W. soMERINDYKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
e. bhs sale Of roeeries on Saturday ths d.y a. ioh
basement the stock Of said store Of the usual
riety. CHAS. ". WATTS, Constable.
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SPIktfUAL HAFPIsC AID WEfrGsg-NAF C0As
- v receive yssitsfs tht And stsTg day sft -
40 HrsA4wsy HOPE Ihspsl kuldlng Hoars ~ ~ An
" bAhd tepPs E-Faftirs tttsA ied a. n ~ -.
sastsq also rnTats circles ~ her fs9ms, ~ sssss
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~ bella furniture sAlss-IieHr " tsess Co. VII ~
their Irena ttsnfl1s IA thar have ioae for 1anv vs
pasD y The shss ~ sousshod Tara 80 re4ra1
81 lAmss trsskinE hgusek az rsmsylng T,.s
VII ato have rsruAr sales AZ their Anctlon rogrs Ne il
Nntsau street, between Pine and Cedar fo- the
81 thoss Who mar dsaira thla MEDIUM u saia.
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A UCTIoN NoTIcE.-w. u. JONES, AUcTIoNEER.--
IA by virtue OF execution, will SELL this day, IL
o'clock NJ At store ltS Canal street. the following
clock two ONCE tables desk washsand wardrobe
vARNUx 8. MILLS, Constable.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART. AUCrIoNEER-BY
floor Of auction rooms corner Frankfort and william
streets, choice lot Of fowls liquors. brandy wine
GIN, counter. Also lot of furniture. Monday, l0
o'clock at the corner Of Division and Rdse streets mort
store Tuesday at 10Y o'clock, at tho auction rooms
extensive assortment Of paror bedroom and kitchen furn
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LuxurIant WhIsL~rs or sIous,aches forced 10

grow weeks ly my onE usnt, Which will stain
skin, 81 bottle Sent to part of the
u X @. GkAHAM, SO Broadway, basement; Zeiber, "A
nth Third street, iLiiadeldhla.
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A UCTI0N notice.. u. AARON WILL SELL THIS
IA day March 81. at l0l1 o'clock, IT the slesroom, No.
Nassau street, extensive of cabinet
turnture also the balance Of the stock OF watches
jewellery belonging to theSmorgagee SALE without reserve
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IL ID. NASH, AUCTIoNEER, STORE $40 BROAD.
IL. wty.-Copstables tale Of carvings moulings Ac
Monday Aprn 1855, At 10 NJ az 80 Broad say, consist.
ing Of patterns forms moulds carved plaster aud
caps russes lumber mouldngs Ao also, day, - II
oeock a. k Tenth street balsnce u above Stock
with benches, &c, &C.
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OHtf SHtHst nc
spoken; give II as honest opinion, that NED
HURST HEARD the hest wig and toupee makers in
New York. Mandatory, Y Maiden lane. Copy the ad
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CPECIAL AUCTION NOrICE.--WESTERN AND
- Southern merchant, are invited 20 attsn sale this
day, Saturday, March 81 Of Havana and German scgars
wpa brapdis and cordia Imported for private AID
90 10 sold vihou, BY catalogue for each
msnng A. i01S o'clock AZ our store, y Broad street. BY
c. a. WATERBURY. Auctioneer
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A UCTTIoN NOTIcE.-TnIs MORNING, SATURDAY
saierooms 30 Nassau street. neat collection Of hsushoi
furniture comprising all the usual articles required
housekeeping The whole will be sold without any
for cash.
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UCTIoN NoTICE.-LARGE AND PEREuPToRY
w sale Of magnificent diamonds, watches and jewelry-
rooms No, 10 Wall street, on Saturday, March 81,
At ioI ocosk, . large invoice Of superb diamonds,
Isad eias9r and single stone pins, rings and
others, via Independent second double
day patent and detached levers &c. by the
makers In Europe and all in eighteen suits
Of bracelets. pin and earrings, breaches breap gold
sns sns kesae sleeve buttons .tuds seal ring ID yoss
rings. 10. ~ -
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BII.LJAH DA.

BAssF0RD, BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER
"A. On hand large apartment o. his Crystal Palace
fret premium tables with Lis only patent eushsHs
cloths balls points As at reduesd prices Ten tables
for tlsynE At nos Am street. sBtranes li9 faltop.
Factory IS snd c5 Centre street.
DILLIARD TABLEs-HAyING INVENTED A suPE.
ID rtor sastc cushion, which il tbs tsy correct cushion
now In use, invite buyers 90 call a. wArsrsoms
Ann street, aud mine Tor thsInsslsss
CRfFYfTH DECKER.
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UCTION NOTICE.-TO MILLINERS, &c.-sAMUEL
IA OSGOOD auctoneer will sell, at 10 Nassau street.
this morning, Saturday. At 1917 o'clock, number OF
figures and bonnet stands also largo lot OF second hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-31

90 throat and chest with J. X, sTAfFURDS
ice % cents a bottle sold at No. 4 New street,
hau, druggist, lsJ broadway.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-02-24
PriVateers.

During the progress of the present war between
Russia and the allies but little has been heard of pri
vate-armed vessels cruising against the commerce. of
either of the belligerants. Notwithstanding the
considerable squadron of the allies in the Pacific,
the immense extent Of ocean to be guarded is such
that it would seem impossible for the ships en-
plOyed in that service to prevent serious aggres-
siOns, were an active enemy to take the field with
vigor. But this has not, thus far, been the case.
We have heard Of no Russian prIvateers, until
late San Francisco paper declares that one had
rived there, and entered unmoested that haTbor to
procure supplies.
The following is the item referred to, and from
the date of her presence there, We presume H. Ms
frigate Pique will give an account of her, as she
sailed hence for San Francisco at about the proper
time to meet her as she leaves that port.
RUSSIAN PRIvATEzR.-It is now pretty generally
understood that the Russian ship Kamtschatka,
which arrived in our harbor few days ago is
regular privateer, instead of peaceful merchant
man, as at first reported her visit to our waters
being for the purpose Of obtaining stores, their sup
plies having been cut short by the capture of the
ship Sitka The Kamtschatka mounts ten guns,
and has crew of 100 men, who appear to be
der the best possible discipline She is said to be
an excellent sailer, and has been cruising in the
0ehotsk sea in search of English and French wha-
ters, some Of which narrowly escaped capture. She
is vessel every way calculated for the business in
which she is engaged, and will no doubt make sad
havoc amongst the French and English merchant
feet in the Pacific.
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Honolulu Daguerrean Gallery.

VNNHE Subscriber begsleav to inform the citizens
u of Honolulu and vicinity, that, having return
ed from his tour to the windward islands, he has
opened the above establishment, where he is now
prepared to take Daguerreotype Miniatures and
Stereoscopic Pictures in very superior manner
with all the late improvements in the art, and at
moderate prices
Miniatures inserted in lockets, pins, bracelets,
rings sc. Paintings and Daguerreotypes copied
and views of gentlemen's residences vessels parts
of the city. SC. &C., taken correctly, and to re-
rersng. Perfect satisfactonwl be given in all cases.
or no charge will be made.
Also, just received. an assortment of beautiful
Pearl, Jewel and Fancy Cases.
Please call and see
HUGO STANGENWALD.
Honolulu, Sept. 2l, 1854. 20-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-02-24
Visit of Admiral Stirling to Japans-EngIist
Treaty with JaDau.

1 AlCoty Win JdpdHs
The Mail of November 2, SAYS: H. NJ. Steamers
Encounter and Barracouta arrived in the harbor on
"Wednesday, the Styx on Thursday, and the Win
chester yesterday morning, from Japan. Rumors
are plentiful to what the admiral has been doing,
one of them being that His Excellency had sHcs
eessfuily negotiated for the opening of four s0me
say ve) ports to the British trade. The following
brief notes, however, may be relied on substan-
| tally correct.
The expedition left WOosung on the 1st Sep.
tember, the 9TH anchored in the outer roadstead
OF Nagasaki, and the following morning, by per-
mission of the Governor, went into the inner har-
Dor, there to await reply from Yedo to His Excel
lency's communication.
During the first three weeks the greatest discour-
tesy was displayed towards their visitors by the
japanese, who placed Gordon Of boats around the
vessels, so that all communication with the shore,
and for some time we believe between the ships,
was prevented; and peremptorily refused to supply
provisions or even fresh water, so that the crews
were in consequence for some time on short allow
ance, until threat from His Excellency that he
would proceed to Yedo, brought the authorities TO
their senses.
At length, however, permission arrived from the
Capital for the Governor Of Nagasaki to negotiate
with Admiral Stirling, and Convention was sign
ed, similar believe in all respects to that enter
ed into with the Americans, namely, that the two
ports of Simoda and Hakodadi shall be thrown
open to British trade. AT the same time PERMISSION
was granted to the crews of the vessels to land on
island in the harbor, three quarters of mile IN
circumference; but with the exception of those Off
GERS who accompanied the Admiral in his three
ceremonial visits to the Governor, on which occa-
sions all view of the surrounding country, even
the town, was prevented by fence ten to twelve
feet high, extending from the wharf to the house
in which the reception took place, not single IN
dividual was allowed to set foot on thespain land.
No traffic was permitted, and all endeavors on the
part of the officers to procure specimens of lac
quered ware, &c. proved unsuccessful Indeed,
every thing was done, and successfully, but under
garb of the utmost politeness to teach their vs-
itors that their company had rather be dispensed
with. The Squadron got under weigh on the 10th
instant, after lengthy and most disagreeable stay
of six weeks, and returned to Hongkong, where,
though previously separated in gale. the vessels,
as above mentioned, have all arrived in safety.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-02-24
NOTICE TO WHALE-sHIPs.

"ESSRS, Balm & BURTT, General Merchants,
NI Ship and Commission Agents, residing al
Auckland, New Zealand, hereby respectfully tender
their best services for supplying ships with stores
and refreshments of every kind, for purchasing OF
disposing of oil, bone &C., for cashing bills of
change, and generally for the transaction ofalother
shipping and mercantile business.
70 Forsailing directions and ndgeneralinformaton
Ielative to the port of Auckland, Messrs. Bain &
Burtl beg to refer commanders of whale-ships and
other vessels to their Circular of June, 1852,
copies of which may be had on application TO
Henry j. Holdsworth, captain of the port of Homo
lulu, and to the Consuls of the United States, at
Lahaina, and Hilo.
Ponoluu Nov 10Th, 1858. .-tf-2S