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Published by order of the house Of Representatives,
To the Inspectors Of Election, for Representative
throughout the HOIraiian Islands:
The House of Representatives having instruct.
ed their Committee on Elections, to prepare a cir.
cular letter making clear the Law relating to Eec-
tons, we desire to state to you the following.
The Law relating to the Election of Represen-
tatives passed on the llth day of July 1851, has
been amended this year by striking out the words
cor any other cause" from the Cd Section.
| Therefore we declare to you that hereafter all
Elections for Representatives must be held accord
ing to the above law, on the first Monday in Jan
uary and on other day, unless By proclamation
of the King.
But if the person so elected resigns his Office or
dies, before the meeting of the Legislature, then
the inspectors of elections can order new elec-
ton according to the I'd Section of that Act.
But for no other cause can they order new
election.
If the first Monday Of January is very stormy,
so that no Election is held, if the ballot box or
the votes are destroyed by any riot or any other
cause, ii the Representative elected leaves the
Kingdom, becomes insane, or if the district fails
to be represented from any other cause than death
or resignation, the inspectors cannot order new
election.
It must be left for the House of Representatives
to order new election.
But in all such cases the electors should petition
the Legislature and state all the facts in the case.
This also. The certificates Of election should
in all cases be signed by the three inspectors ap-
pointed by the law; viz by the district Judge, the
Tax collector; and the school Superintendent. If
any one of these is absent, he should appoint his
agent, and each Inspector signing the certificate
should also write what is his office.
If the elections in future are not held more in ac-
cordance with the law, the House of Representa-
tives will order irregular elections to be held over
Signed, HENRY M. WHITNEY,
+" d. K. KAAUWAI,
S. NJ. KAMAKAU.
Honolulu, June 18th, 1885.
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CHE Dolpuesian.
From the Daily California Chroniele.)
Sunday Laws for Rich and Poor.

From the Daily California Chroniele-
Sunday. Laws for Rich and Psor.
The poor mans sins are glaring;
In the fare Of ghostly warning
he is caught in the fact
or an oFert act,
Buying green's on 4 Sunday morning.
The rich mans sins are hidden
In the pomp Of wealth and station,
And escape the sight
OF the children Of the hehi,
Who are wise In their gsneration.
The rich man has a kitchen,
And cooks 10 dress his dinner;
The ponr who would roast
To the bakers must post
And thus become 4 sinner.
The rich mans painted Windows
Hide the concerts Of the qualify;
The poor can but share
A cracked dddle In the air,
Which ofends all sound morality,
The rich man has a cellar,
And a rosdy butler by hin,
The poor must steer
For his pint Of beer
Where the saint can't ehoose Sat zee bin
The rich man Is Invisible
In the crowd Of his gay society
But the poor mans delight
Il . sore in the sight
And E;sneh in the Eose Of piety.
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JAMES STEWARD

ID ESPECFFULLY informs his Friends, and the
n Public generally that he has constantly on
hand, at his store. in Hotel ST. the French Ho
tel assortment OF the best Groceries the market
affords, which he offers on liberal terms
- J. :. hes also large variety of Cigars. Of
all the fsvorte brands, of which gentlemen are IN
vitsi 10 try the qnalitv. i6-em'
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NOTICE TO WHALE.sHIPs.

NNESsRS, Balm BURTT, General Merchants,
w Ship and Commission Agents, residing at
Auckland, New Zealand, hereby respectfully tender
their best services for supplying ships with stores
and refreshments of every kind, for purchasing or
disposing of oil, bone Sc, for cashng bills of ex
change, and generally for the transaction other
shipping and mercantile business.
NJ For sailing directions and nerafinformation
relative to the port of Auckland, MeSsrs. Balm s.
Burtl beg TO refer commanders of whale-ships and
other vessels to their Circular of June, 1852,
copies of which may be had application to
Henry j.. Hodsworth, captain of the port of Homo
lulu, and to the Consus of the United States, at
Lahaina, and Hilo.
P1noluiu Nov 18th. 1855 -tf-2S
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ROBINSON & RHODES,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Vines, Spirits and Cigars,
EH AVE on hand large and well selected stock,
II which they are enabled to offer private fam
lilies and the Trade generally, on very favorable
terms
Martelrs Pale Brandy, in hhds.
Do Dark do do
Otard, Dupuy & Co, in bbls.
Hollands Gin, in doz cases.
Duff Gordon Sherry, very fine, do
Topaz do, straw color, do
Golden do do do
Madeira, do
Champagne, Heidsick and other brands. do.
Laitte Claret, do.
ST. Julien Claret do.
Old Port Wine do
Cherry Brandy, genuine.
Cherry Bounce.
Sauterne,
Scotch Whisky (Campbell's.;
Monongahela,
Brandy
Msrzetti's Ale and Porter.
Bryant & Davis Ale.
Barclays London Stout.
Bairds Ale. All in cases of doz each.
Ten-gaIlon kegs of Brandy, Rum and Whisky, in
bond, for ships stores. 14-tf.
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ESTHusIAsN.-I have always looked upon alchy-
my in natural phlosophyst sto be like enthusiasm in
divinity, and to have troubled the world much 10
the same purpose.-Sir w Temple.
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mrNRY GRAHAM,

"a ,s.a.s Lrwls win carry the abo.e easi-
pess In ali lts branches, the premises -
pied by c. A. TsEsr ssii io Whefe ne ,ii,
slot. attention business, merita snsrs o. pe3e
patronage.
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BossTI<e seldsn or never accompanies sense
of real Dozer. When men feel TINT thev can ex-
oress themselves By deeds, they DO not often care
L, do so by words.
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II was old Jedediah Morse, ID. D. who deserb-
ed Albany as "eity with ,50O, houses, and 6oUu
;rz;tzts all with their gable endsto the street
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NNTANTED.-Two Journeyman! Boot and Shoe
w Makers. to whom good wages and steady en-
ployment will be given. None but good workmen
need apply. 23-tf J. II. WOOD
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N1Ew GROCERY STORE. L. BLAIS-
lV DELL begs most respectfully to inform the
public that he has opened new Grocery Store, IN
King street, where he hopes. by moderate charges,
20 merit share Of public support. u-26
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AsEcporE OF NAPoLEox.-One day the First
Consul, on dismounting from his horse. and traverS-
ing the gallery adjoining the centre saloon at NAL
maison, stopped 10 examine portfolio of engrsv-
ings which had been placed upon table At the
park end of the gallery. lsabey IL said to have en-
tered at the end next the CO IT. The First Consul
was then slim, and the uniform OF the guides,
or horse chasseurs Of the GnarI-that beloved un-
FORM the very sight of which makes the hesrt beat
Eugene Beanhsrn1is. as | have observed before.
was Colonel of that fine regiment. lsabsy, who
had not heard the Frst Consul return from his ride
seeing small slender figure IN the uniform Of the
chasseurs, and observing the two ep1uiei;cs, sup
posed il to be Eugene, with whom he ~as extreme
iy intimate and determined 10 take him by surprise
Dexterous, light, active and supple a Cat in his
movements he advanced softly without the slight
est sound upon the First Consul, and aighted M
straddle on his neck Napoleon imagined mat the
house was falling, or that the old gentleman was
come TO strangle him. Rising up. he disensagrd
himself by nam force from his new-fashioned col
lar, and threw poor Isabey in his turn upon the
grnund, and presented TO his dsmsyed Tiew conn-
tenance for which he Certainly little Pr"pAred,
dcma nding in a severe tone: "a What Is the mear-
in- Of this buf1oner2"
al thought it was Engene.' stamnered out the
luckless youth
aAnd suppose il xas Euxenr,, replied the First
Consul ..you must needs break ms shoulder bDnes:"
and he walked out of the gallery
This story thongh carefully c''Is' si'a. Tsas soon
br,;,cd sboy,. The Firs, Consn! h-3 TO ruuyh
,act not 10 percsive that is ,h- -ii'-aloas sara
Of the adventures Isabey understood it too fnl as
we'll, and both would willingly lr.se keP. the Sc
cret. But whether The one IN the fTss fno,ne Z Ct
his terror related the whole Ia Eugene himself or
the other in his resentment could not withhnld Il
from Madame Bonaparte, the sffIir got wind
know tn short time afiervard the truth vas de
MED. A, all events. If Il caused the departure sf
Isabey and his loss to our eosnpiny, INST Gail "
Ipstice and an act Of useless injustice, for trYr
one most be lineslly descenira. bud without any
mixture of inferior blood from TInus or lic-ael-
tus, tn think Of the First Consul escsiated Ia tbs
fashion, without Isughing.-M'me- Junos-
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HONOLULU, IT. L. JULY H. 1866
BUSINESS CARDS.
PHI z SICIA MS.

PHYSICIANS.
DIR. L. C. BRoY
French Physician and Surgeon,
LATE OF OREGON,
VIII give gratuiteas Consultstiens at his ofacc
sis1e. osioer si s,eE A. M MI'ra'ns fro" y niI'
CHAS. F. GUILLOU,
cas.si.s Ux PsS.e, USaEI ~ ED nALEs SAvf'
Office corner Of Kaahumana and Queen Streets, (.p
sairs } Rssids1ce, AIaEsa It,, above Hotel, near
tbs Hascaitaa Iaeatsr.
Respectfully Offers his professional services resident fam
s g The pgpg 2 and to ;Is1ses, generally Medical and
Once hours for the present. from to 10 NJ and from
s. PORTER FORD,
Surgeon and Physician,
Kaahumanu SIC, HonoIuIu, Oahu, 8. I.
attention given to hstrss'msnt of diseases
ofthe eye and sar.-35-u
GEO. A. LATHROP,
Physicia and surge
Honolulu, Oahu, ST.,
Once at the Market Drug Store Residence corner of
and Beretana sts, next above the Catholic Church.
G.P. JUDD, MD,
Physic an and surge
Once of Fort and Merchant Office from
ga NJ TO P M-35-if
E. HOFFMAN,.
Physician and Surgeon,
ohee In .he New Drug Store, Corner Of kaah..
BlOck. Open day and night. un
JAMES o'BRIEN,
Surgeon and Physician,
Once In Fort 81. 3 doors below the corner Of HO.
tel So. and opposite the Store Of r.. G. Davis.
n Particular attention paid Chronic diseases l2tf
C. wETMoRE,
PhYsic ian and surgeon,
Hiio, Hawaii s. /.
NJ D. Medicine Chests repenised on reasonable
DIR. Ch. FIR. BERG,
Physician and Surgeon.
HcnOlulu, Oahu, s. l.
once Aakea the corner Of Hotel and Aaksa st'
Z. r. IHunToK.
RUGGLES & CO.,
Drug Store and Dispensary,
Corner of Kaaumanu and Merchant streets Open all
hours of The day and night Prescr'ptions carefully
compounded. tf-44
UNDERWRITERS.
FLORENS STAPENHORST,
gent for the Bremen Board of Underwriters.
THE UNDERsIG ED having been appointed Agent for the
Bremen Board of Underwriters begs tO inform the COM
pubci general that all average claims against
the said occurrig in or about this King
men vessels entering this any other port "f the Ha-
~aiian Island-, in distress average requested 10
apply the At their earliest convenience.
FLORENS STAPE NHOEST.
Honolulu, Ist July, 1854. sIy Once Nuuanu Street
KRCLL & MOLL,
Agents Of the Hamburg and Lubeck I'm.
derwTiters,
Honolulu, Oahu. s. /. ls-f
-
ATToRME EYS.
JOSEPH p. GRISw OLD,
Attorney Lnw.
Once Kaahumanu Street, Ii noluIu, OaIlH.- g IF
]. Z. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney at Law.
<tLOBE STORE, l.. FRANCONI & A. ME-
w DAILLE, King Street. Honolulu, Oahu,
General assortment OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Pro-
visions, etc.
% assortment General de Pr0risiOns HabieneHts,
articles de naer, Noureautes, etc. l-d
Hawaiian Steam FIGURING Company.
A. C. TuURSTON, Manager.
Feb l. is s. s. Co.'S. 39u
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of LADIES, CENTS, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHLLDRENS BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
ever offered in Honolulu all of which, quality con-
sidered, will be sold cheap.
Also. Gents, Boys, Misses and Children's plain
and fancy HOSIERY, of superior quality.
Shoe Findings, Pump Sole, Rigging, Harness, Bri-
die, Band and Wash Leather.
Blackng, Shoe brushes, Leather Preservstive, "a
superior article for boots harnesses and carriage
tops.) Meats foot oil, Sparring Gloves, &c.
N B. Boots and Shoes made and repaired with
neatness and dispatch. and all work warranted by
23-tf ]. II. WOOD.
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C n WARSHALL,

Cooper, HonoluIu, Oahu, 5. l.,
H. sh.p 10 the yard Of the store formerly
ID senn.s nv Panchard & Co., and would respectfully
;nfarm The publ that prepare 70 e1eeuIe 1ny
orser in the coaperage line The shortest an
on he most reasonable terms TUBS showe s ~ o~' ~
,york 90 everv description made 90 Oraer.-Soh u
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+ A RURDICK.

Ia BURDICK,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, =. IL.
the premises formerly occupied BY W. vincent
Hotel st. near Mzana Kes win continue 70 carry on
the coopers business in all its branches tne :oose
aoned place where hopes that tho-e OF his
who have hitherto afforded him liberal patronage VIII
NOT faii 70 give blu call ~ B. 800 ohis w1tef e1sAs
h.na "a for sale on libera terms.
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V1 BOOTS AND SHOES.-Ar THE
-BMcK SHOE SroRE.-Just received
lot ,Ss Of shoss csssGs M.D1
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CHAs. III. BUTLER,

CHAS. III. BUTLER,
Cooper, HOnOIu4u, Oahu, s. L.
The will ooanne TO carry on the business OF
Cooperine in all branches the old stand, tor
ueriv occupied by Swain & Butler. Particular aften-
siou given 10 6auging by Gunter.
a Hu,l,r ould MORN friends and the puolie,
that he his shop 20 give prompt ana mmeaI~e
ftention % All orders. tie would also nVe inc
70 eaIl and exsmine large stock of Casks Barrels
Tuhs ke Bathing Tubs &c, made 70 order zSu
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Real Gstate for 6dIe.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The fOur-stOry Base
"A nent bro~r-st0ne- froEt HOUSE and LOT No ll6
s4h 'og.h side sse OF Ho1Se - feet inches
feat ceep. finished the best ~ith q. the modem
IN IrlVemsLtz-
s,o the Eve four stoy sasuent brown s,ou. front
HOUSES ard LOTS south sid- Of 10th NJ 81 a. 49,
"A sLs 66; Of Houses % O. feet deep; shed
u.uuer, with al the modern improvements, VIII 5riys.e
OF Lots 50 feet inches 100 feet sss; Of shaw
also tie four story brOsn-sto front Bss.nsg.
HOUSE ard LOT tie south aide Of East isth No ls7
about 10 feet eUt Of ID Of doase u feet inches
80 feet ceep tLhed 10 the best sth a. the J.sra
Improvements; Lot 70 feet deep.
Also the four story 'FRONT.' 5asesnt HOUSE and Lot ~
usisd the lorth sde OF 5 between 5h ard Broad
,ze Of Lot IS b. % feet inches Of House IS b.
q feet deep.
Also the twossory- ard attic BRICK HOUSE and LOr So
y ksfet size Of Hoase 2 feet inches By ~ feet deep
finished m rood u, le; Lo, 81 feet 8 inches
For terms ard further particulars. apply to
BAKER WEES, Auetiocsefs.
No. Pils& ,eorzS % breaa~sy
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PRICE TWO CENTS .
THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-


Il ROPEAN PLAN, Broadway, corner OF ho1stcn-sc on
the block vita the Metropolitan snd Nioios Ins ne y
bote IN the heart Of Brvsdssy viii supply great desiders
tum traveller. the rabhe IN general superior
estns Ia the best Of the city, 81 ocerae Fst
Rooms so - day according 70 location IS The
house undergoing e1lsrg the sdsoa Of two spacious
ana euinss ana will accommodate. when sompl-ted,
sbou four hundred The bsdiuss will be com
psiec IL February o. which dge notice will - given; and thu
present. house will then he thoroughly renovated The feature
Of hote The European plan foo sie. well sente-n
which las met With marked favor viii be contrued TIE
Dining Saloon will be IS By ico feet. with diunS
nshed ordered prices graded
verence Of hose inclined economy well the tastes Of
those The house VIII ~ horoushy heated
pps Of the approved construction Every room
has sfbe Croton bssin bells ard There viii be bath
with separate baths Ar ladies' The furniture Will
BE- and spared that contributes comfort
ponp idea bens without ndure for
furnish hotel modatons in
this desirable locsty with substantial comfort n
lev he afforded AND THE PUBLIC AsE ASSURED
rTHEEsrssLIsHNESr SHALL SURPASSED FOR TIVE
REsPEcrssILIrY. DEcosUs ORDER ss,rNssS, ATTENTION
AND COMFORT WITH WHICH 1T SHALL ss eo>DucrEp TIE
ACCOMMODATIONS THE PRESENT SMITHSONIAN. AsE
INTERPRETED BY rHg VIEW WORKS, AND NY FRiENDs
PATRONS INVITED TO CONTINUE rHgIs TAvoRs As
HERErOFoRE SIDNEY HOFFMAN,
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IN Pies-will be Published Feb. I:
YINHE WAYS OF LIFE-shOwing the Right

IN Pies-Nill be Published Feb. |:
gT,HE WAYS OF LIFE-showing the Right
Il Way. and HroDs Wsy, the Hsh Way, aud the Low
W.y the True Way ard the False Way the UpvHi Way.
and the Downward Way the Way OF Honor and The Way Of
Di,boror By Rev 5. Weaver, s1hor Of Hopes and
Helps" Mental Science etc Ore vol. l2no Price, 80
cents Published By Fo"Lsss AND WELLS,
No SOS Broadway. New Y5Ihi No. u! Nnhinsonr IT, Dos
ton; No Isl Arch-st.. Philadelphia
TIE WAYS OF LIFE is sew work, BY the s1'hor o,
Hopes and Helps marked BY the ssms hi.etonsd mora
be h. aI, welcomed By the lovers CT Good Socks
;ossspse b.. M. the world award sopo.sd Of the
tbou.hts snc players Of earnest end aspiring minds
tent wss rood the Offspring Of earnest AZ a
cou. .b II Gees y will leave blessing. where goes In
proportion 20 the sutbsth OF hss CONVICTION
The following interesting topics among the Coner" Of
this fo' Incoming volume
Principal and Pleasure Honesty and Policy; Right and
nh show and as rs ses .na M .: Ts s se
Csliure; The Actual and the Pos-ible
THE WING ALMANAC for 1855, will he
published on MOsDAY, January g. containing, in add
The GoyiRNMENT OF TIE UNITED STATES, EI
ali LIST " TaE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE AND
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, of the United STATES,
MEMBERS OF TIE xxxrv,b CONGRESS a. far Is
TIE WAR IN EUROPE-A Historical Revi.s.
THE KNOW -NOrHINoS-T hsr Rise Progress snd prob
able Destiny.
SLAVERY LEGIsLATIOE-The Fugitive Slave Laws Of
1928 ard s5t-The Ksnkss Nebrvka Bill, aud Senator Sew
aid's Speech the con &c.
RECIPROCITY TREATY with Enslsnd-Tresty with
Jspan-Irnpc rant A cts Of Cougress &c
kATIOSAL CE3-Receipts and Expenditures OF
General Government T 1851 ADD Estimated Receipts and
Expenditure for is55
sTATE GOvERNMy Nrs-A List Of States. Cspitsls
Governors time Of holding Elections, Meeting Of Lssisls
tures &c
ELECTION RETURNS from the several State. Of the
Union, carefully compiled sud compared with former Eec
tons expressly for The " his Almanac.
Price la cents each; 81 per dozen; - per loo Pasmss
md others inciosns paid will be entitled 90 10
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Orders are respectfully solicited.
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Board ano- Rooms.


A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can obtain
N BOARD with Front Room and Bedroom. pleasant
Room also for single Gentemel CT No l seny
DOARDING-At No. 7s5 Broadway corner of
ID loh-st nesrly opposite Grsee Church Families or Sin.
Gentlemen be seneey accommodated with pleasant
srd hsnossney furnished RoomA Entrance No $50 loths
References exchanged
DOARDING.-TO let 10 a Gentleman and Wife,
or T. ,irse Gentlemen elegantly furnished ROOMS
thr s.coId floor with sshuJms and Bath attached IN
fin Location No West S7th-'t, second door from Sthiv
Ref, EXCHANGED
DOAkI ING-At Nos. a. and 81 East Broad
usy tl.Assn, ROOMS for Gentlmsn and heir Wives
sso Rooms Tor susls Gertleuen or day 8oarden
pOARDlNG.-A front ROOM to LET, with
- ARD in House with all the modern improvement
No. 25s GreeDe.st., three door from Cintoa.Pls-e
OARDING.-A second story front Room, also
I'D ssn al Room, for Gentleman, ct No ~ Beeckers
BOARD in BROOKLYN-With small family.
I'D Room, furnished snfarnahed for susc Gentlemen or
family wthous children. Apply at No Is Lynss,oo't ons
door from Courtst-
DOOMS to LET, with partial BOARD-Als',
IL Palor and Office and Laboratory for dentist; snd
front Basement suitable for Physicians Oce. Apply. I'M
msos;ely, 81 No. n Bond ST.
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One ofthe b.s, books Of the 'esson .
T We N d L Z y E s 5

TAb Of A< hook, If ne 'ea'on Care ard thossh'
lave been literally bestowed apoa ssne natural cam
be.,hes IN every PAGE and eprte' vs. through
from beeinning 10 end With unEassius interest"
iWes-mEster Review.
The evidently warm and genuine feeling with which !, Is
written usd reading book from beginning 20 erd
London Leader.
This ,se OF ire rrh TIE suthoress writes Nth
rood inowledg. OF her suhiecwonsns devoted eonseen
tious self sacrificing I, book which may be placed
with rres. advantage il the hands Of al readers
London Atas
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fine ARTS.

DECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER, of the
~ GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL, is ready 20 DEC
CRATE In the most approved manner IN al styles Address
Of No. ?os sprnsst Nev-York. GEORGE FIGHT.
TNHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed tina.
Il the Painting BY Ary schefer,
THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
VII remain exhibition until further notice.
GOUPlL Co No $50 Broadway, New Yoss.
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6ouses an6 farms Danteo.

4 FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, near the 5th-av.,
n wanted 10 hire Tor three or i've year, by family who
will take proper the premises address With the
Der location Of the house p A. ., the Tribune Once
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Cost an1 foun0.


MsRcH,Srs BANK Sev-Yort, Jan. lass
q q l0n REWARD.-Stolen, or delivered
~ O,OOVb BY uisase the ID inst. FIVE BAGs
OF GOLD cortainng IS eco each TIE above e~srd will
be paid for the recovery OF the profer.y
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TEACHER WANTED, "a MALE)-To take

TEACHER WANTED. "a MALE)-To take
eh.rre Of District School No. II. the OF Hemp
stead uhir ston square. Lons f.l.nd, y T. Apply,
above, Of JOSEPH CANAAN, or Trustee.
WM EvRErT.
ITO IRON MERCHANTS, &c.-The adver
ser native Of Glasgow and Of experience IN The iron
trade would be hspry With respectable h'u'- Ia
Ameres 60 SALESMAN n othervse. Can profG:e refer
tnsss 81 the highest respeeshty TO character md soy
Or, be wou be ~'r TO AGENT in Glsgow for an
American House for the purchase Of Iron other Merchsn
disc bis novedse OF the trade with iron
ter enabling him TO purchase advantageous terms. Ad
drtLs stating particulars. TO Mr. DAVID hcCULLocH, No.
50 flortnee place GLASGOW, s;etArd-
ITO LAWYERS.-A graduated Doctor of Law,
Of hisby respectable family thoroaEhy acquainted with
The Era French German Latin and Greek anfusEes and
ST trsnehss Of classic, education 10 DESTROYS Of obtaining
uaton fIsr.e LAWYERS Oice. The best " references
viii be fiven ADDRESS JURIs DOCTOR. Tribune OHcs.
ITO WATCHMAKERS.- Wanted a frst-rate
y WGch lsLer who will Be constantly employed on the
beet vors Meme need apply tui these who bring the ost
recon I1sr dstious As TO capacity &c w CALF BRO
WShr ston. d. c Apply 70 FELLO VS. Co, No IL Mai
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WANTED-In a Law Office, as Clerk, young
w Men under twenty lie write good copying
hand and b. attentive TO business sssry hrt -
week. address 10 handwriting Of applicant Box No eco
Newton Poe, Office.
WANTED-In an office, in Philadelphia
w permanent .itustion-s Msa that conmeid from
sire 10 $40 liberal salary Apply inms stely TO
r. y HARRIS. Proprietor Of The Broadway Belle and
Morihly Novelist office No. le2 Nssau st.. NewYors
WANTI Dan ASSIST ANT TEACHER in
W TIE English Department OF Bows Bosrdin. -sho,l in
the city. Address. with name. address &c b. 5ex No.
1873 this Office.